CSFL Welcomes You to The 2013 Season!
Are you ready? ‘Cause ready or not it’s Bass Season.
The never ending winter is finally over and Bass Season is upon us, hours for some and just a few days away for others.
Firstly, the CSFL would like to thank all the Anglers and Pro Staff that attended the Spring Fishing & Boat Show and Niagara Sportsmen Show representing not only their sponsors but the Competitive Sport Fishing League. You have displayed a true level of professionalism that reflects our organization and keeps the CSFL at the top of the game in this Province.
The recognition does not end there. We would like to congratulate John and Helen Delicata who received the Ambassador’s Award from the Fishing Forever Foundation, also Darren Jacko and Steve Voros on another successful Educast event allowing over 600 high schools students to enjoy the fundamentals of sport fishing! Congratulations to Dave Chong and Stanley Joshuasingh for another successful Big Brothers/Big Sisters event with over 50 boats participating and the addition of children from the Make A Wish Foundation. Hats off to all the boaters and volunteers, you should be very proud for this accomplishment. As you know there are hundreds of these events going on all year round, many lead or supported by CSFLer’s and we thank you for we truly know how much work goes into these events and it through your dedication that has made it possible to happen.
Angler New Angler
As you know Bass Season officially opens this weekend in the Kawarthas for some and will officially open across Ontario for everyone including the CSFL next weekend with a BM100 on Sparrow June 22nd and the Casey Cup on Sunday, June 23rd.
For those of you that are itch’n’ 2B pitch’n’ then you need to take advantage of the first annual Angler New Angler. The ANA is an event that is geared up to bring new anglers to the tournament scene with a $3,000.00 guarantee for first place, with a 100% payback in cash and prizes, paying back to 10th, including Big Fish on a 50 boat field. Brought to you by the CSFL and the newly formed Durham Anglers Association.
An event that is open to all. An event where Pro’s bring their own Am’s.
To clarify, an Am for this event must be someone that has never fished in a for-profit event or a young angler under the age of 16.
To help clarify events that are not viewed as for-profit we have provided you with an alphabetical list of events below of just a few of many non or not for profit events as we are sure there are many, many more. Please feel free to call the CSFL for any clarification on an event you may have fished.
