About The Tournament
What: The Toyota Texas Bass Classic – a world-class bass fishing tournament, featuring the top tournament bass anglers in the world, along with a festival to include exceptional entertainment and a variety of family and industry activities
When: October 2010
Where: Lake Conroe, Texas (approx. 45 miles north of Houston, TX)
Who: 60 PAA Professionals
Format: Three day, individual format competition adhering to conservation guidelines
Television: TBA
Events / Entertainment: Extraordinary live music and entertainment, as well as events that will appeal to the whole family. This will include a variety of games and activities at the Texas Parks & Wildlife Outdoor Adventures, incredible food and a fishing industry expo featuring seminars and the latest in fishing equipment, gear and accessories. Merchandise will be available for purchase at the Tournament venue.
Charity: Proceeds benefit the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. For more information click here to visit the Texas Parks & Wildlife page.
Showcasing: Excellent fishing on Lake Conroe and unique conservation methods that have resulted from innovative fisheries management strategies of Texas Parks & Wildlife.
When: October 2010
Where: Lake Conroe, Texas (approx. 45 miles north of Houston, TX)
Who: 60 PAA Professionals
Format: Three day, individual format competition adhering to conservation guidelines
Television: TBA
Events / Entertainment: Extraordinary live music and entertainment, as well as events that will appeal to the whole family. This will include a variety of games and activities at the Texas Parks & Wildlife Outdoor Adventures, incredible food and a fishing industry expo featuring seminars and the latest in fishing equipment, gear and accessories. Merchandise will be available for purchase at the Tournament venue.
Charity: Proceeds benefit the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. For more information click here to visit the Texas Parks & Wildlife page.
Showcasing: Excellent fishing on Lake Conroe and unique conservation methods that have resulted from innovative fisheries management strategies of Texas Parks & Wildlife.
