REGISTRATION CLOSED : FEBRUARY 19, 2024
OFF LIMITS : FEBRUARY 19–20, 2024
PRACTICE : FEBRUARY 21–22, 2024
LAUNCH SITE: BRIDGE BAY MARINA
TOURNAMENT DETAILS
– Schedule of Events
Now – Feb 18th:
Open Practice
Feb 19-20:
Off limits – No fishing – No information
Wednesday Feb 21:
Practice Day (sunrise to sunset)
See rule 9 for specifics
Thursday Feb 22:
Practice Day (sunrise – 4:30PM – Inside the 5 MPH zone and no longer fishing)
See rule 9 for specifics
Check In Thursday Feb 22
Food and drinks will be available for purchase at Huff’s
Liability waver and W-9 – the Mussel form is not required at Lake Shasta per USDA
Mandatory Tournament check in at Huff’s 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM @ Huff’s **
AT CHECK IN ONLY – Provide a Tackle Warehouse receipt dated with 30 days of check in for a chance at the $500 or $250 contingency prize (one raffle ticket for each $50 spent)
Mandatory Pre-Tournament meeting at Huff’s 6:30 to 7:30**
Text with partner draw (flights will be announced at the meeting)
Friday Feb 23:
5AM Boat check opens at the BAM release boat at Bridge Bay Marina (all boats must go through boat check before starting the tournament)
Blast off at safe light (time announced at the pre-tournament meeting)
Afternoon check in at the BAM Boat 5MPH bouy Bridge Bay Marina
Weigh in starts about 3PM
Saturday Feb 24:
Blast off at safe light at the 5 MPH bouy Bridge Bay Marina*
Afternoon check in at the BAM Boat 5MPH bouy Bridge Bay Marina
Weigh in starts about 3PM
Award the Tackle Warehouse contingency winners during weigh in
Top 20 announced directly after weighing in (top 20 must be present for draw)
Sunday Feb 25:
Blast off safe light at the 5 MPH bouy Bridge Bay Marina*
Afternoon check in at the BAM Boat 5MPH bouy Bridge Bay Marina
Weigh in starts about 3PM
Award the Bass Boat Technology contingency
Award the Garmin contingency
Crown a Champion and pay the field at Huff’s banquet room shortly after Sunday’s weigh in.
– Mandatory Boat Check will each morning at the Live Release boat starting at 5:30AM
– *National anthem and morning blast off will be at the 5 MPH buoy from the BAM boat at approximately 7AM.
Bridge Bay Marina launch / blast off site inside the 5MPH buoys is off-limits.
Fishing tournament participants may not fish within 200 YARDS of any marina facilities or marina docks as per the USDA Forest Service.
Anglers are advised to keep their vessel free of Quagga and Zebra muscles. More information can be found here https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/In ... ga-Mussels
This event is operating under a Special Use Permit issued by the USDA. This event is an equal opportunity provider.
Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html
MEDICAL
Lake Shasta Medical Plan
On staff first aid: Mark Lassagne, Red Cross First Aid Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED trained.
First aid station located at the side door on the weigh-in trailer equipped with basic first aid kit – No AED device provided.
If you’re in need of emergency services or medical care near Redding, CA, here are some key resources you can contact:
Mercy Medical Center Redding offers a full range of services, including emergency care. They are open 24 hours and located at 2175 Rosaline Ave, Redding, CA 96001. You can contact them at (530) 225-6000
Shasta Regional Medical Center also provides 24-hour emergency services, located at 1100 Butte Street, Redding, CA 96001. Their emergency room phone number is (530) 244-5353.
Hilltop Medical Clinic offers a variety of services, including telemedicine and in-office services. They are open from 8 am to 4 pm, and online registration opens at 7 am. They’re located at 1093 Hilltop Drive, Redding. For more information, you can call (530) 221-1565.
Prestige Urgent Care provides walk-in urgent care and a range of other medical services. They’re located at 3689 Eureka Way, Redding, CA 96001, and can be reached at (530) 244-4577. They also have a location at 85 Hartnell Ave, Suite 100, Redding, CA 96002, which can be contacted at (530) 262-6001. Prestige Urgent Care also offers telemedicine services.
Remember, in case of a life-threatening emergency, you should call 911 immediately.
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