How much does it cost to enter a FLW fishing tournament?
The FLW BFLs will continue in 2020 and beyond, with reduced entry fees for both BFL boaters and co-anglers. Entry fees for BFLs will be reduced to $200 for boaters and $100 for co-anglers for single-day events, and $300/$150 for the two-day super tournaments.
How much does it cost to enter the FLW series?
Entry fees for both boaters and co-anglers will be reduced: boaters will pay $1,700, co-anglers will pay $550 (down from $1,900 and $650 in 2019). Following the 2020 season and every year after, the Top 40 anglers (Top 5 in AOY points from each of the 8 divisions) in the FLW Series are promoted to FLW Pro Circuit. Will the format change?
What are the FLW Bass Fishing League tournaments?
FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) tournaments are opportunities for weekend anglers to experience tournament fishing, compete for prize money and qualification into the BFL All-American. The FLW Series is an opportunity for the next generation of pros to qualify for the FLW Pro Circuit.
How does the FLW Pro Circuit Championship work?
The FLW Pro Circuit Championship will consist of six days of competition and will feature the MLF catch, weigh, immediate-release format. More anglers on the FLW Pro Circuit will earn a paycheck at the end of each event. Payouts for the Pro Circuit will extend down to 75th place, representing a payday for half the field.
How many events are there in the FLW Pro Circuit?
The FLW Pro Circuit will consist of seven events and a championship. FLW Pro Circuit events will consist of four days of competition and will feature the traditional five-fish limit format. The FLW Pro Circuit Championship will consist of six days of competition and will feature the MLF catch, weigh, immediate-release format.