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SUMMARY:Minimalist Challenge 2023
DESCRIPTION:EVENT INFORMATION AND OFFICIAL RULES\nFORMAT: Each angler is given lures to fish with for the tournament. You can only use the lures and tackle provided. POSSESSION of any other lures or fishing tackle will result in the contestant being disqualified. Super glue\, leader material\, and simple speed clips or tactical clips will be allowed to be used one at a time as intended. No additional weight or weights or the use of any type of scent or dyes will be allowed. No floats or corks are allowed other than what may be provided and no scavenging of old corks or items found afloat \nTHIS EVENT WILL BE LIMITED TO 125 ANGLERS TOTAL\, BCKFC member registration opens on 12/19/22 at 9:00AM. If spots are available after January 1st 2023\, registration for non-members will be opened.  . \nBOUNDARIES: All anglers will shotgun launch from the public launch in Leeville\, LA.  The boundaries shall include all publicly accessible waters from Launch Leeville. \nTIME: Lures will be handed out to all anglers at 5:00 AM at Launch Leeville.  The official shotgun launch & lines in time is 6:00 AM. You may launch your kayak prior to 6:00 AM and stage within the immediate area of the launch\, but DO NOT travel forth or begin fishing UNTIL the 6:00 AM launch horn is sounded. REMINDER: Be courteous\, DO NOT BLOCK LAUNCHES. \nOBJECT: The heaviest total weight of up to 2 slot Redfish (16” to less than 27”)\, 5 Speckled Trout (12” or greater)\, 1 Flounder (11” or greater)\, 1 Sheepshead (12″ or greater)  and 1 black drum (16″ to less than 27″) will win. A slot Redfish and a slot black drum will be measured with a closed mouth and a pinched tail; the longest point of the pinched tail shall touch the 16″ mark at a minimum length and shall NOT touch the 27″ mark at a maximum length. NOTE: The drying of redfish or black drum to make the fish shorter is NOT ALLOWED. \nWEIGH-IN: The weigh-in will begin at 2:00 PM at Launch Leeville. The weigh-in line will be cut off at 3:00:00 PM sharp. Upon your arrival at the weigh-in site\, SIGN IN ASAP. Sign in time is a tiebreaker in the event of a tie. Sign-in will begin by 2:00 PM and will end promptly at 3:00:00 PM. Any angler not signed in by 3:00 PM will not be allowed to have their catch weighed. There will be no proxy sign-ins\, a participant must appear in person and physically sign-in. \nANGLER OF THE YEAR / CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION: The top 20 anglers on the leaderboard of Minimalist Challenge are eligible for qualification to the BCKFC Championship in November. To fully qualify\, an angler must also have an additional paid entry to one of the other 3 qualification tournaments and be a paid club member in good standing with BCKFC.   \nPoints are awarded for Angler of the Year at each tournament with 1st receiving 300 points\, 2nd receiving 299 points\, 3rd receiving 298 points\, and so on down the line. To receive points\, an angler must weigh in at least a single legal fish and be a BCKFC member in good standing. The Angler of the Year points total represents the 4 qualifying tournaments plus the BCKFC Championship\, less a drop of the worst placing tournament for each individual angler. \nAt the end of all 4 qualifying tournaments\, at least the top 2 anglers in angler of the year points (who had not qualified on the podium) will gain entry to the championship via wildcard. If there are still less than 40 anglers qualified for the championship after the initial 2 wildcards are earned\, up to 3 more wildcard places may be awarded to the next highest Angler of the Year points earners (who had not qualified on the podium) so that a minimum of 40 anglers qualify for the championship.   \nENTRY FEES: The entry fee is $50.00 per participant. \n$30 of each entry is paid out to the winners (less paypal fees).\n$10 of each entry is held for the Championship Event.\n$5 of each entry is for Stud Redfish\n$5 of each entry is for Mule Trout \n100% of the event purse is split to pay out the individual awards. \n1-30 Paid Entries = Three (3) places paid out\n31-50 Paid Entries = Four (4) places paid out\n51-75 Paid Entries = Five (5) places paid out\n76-100 Paid Entries = Six (6) places paid out\n101+ Paid Entries = Seven (7) places paid out \nMinimum payout = $50 with cash differentials provided by BCKFC. \nBIG FISH: All anglers registering for the tournament will be entered into the BIG FISH categories. There are two big fish categories: Stud Red and Mule Trout. Winner is determined by weight. Redfish must be a tournament slot Redfish (tournament slot defined above) at the time of weigh-in. If 75 or more people enter this event\, two places will be paid out for each big fish category.  The split will be 60/40.  In the event of a tie\, the first fish that was weighed wins.  \nYOUTH DIVISION: *** There is a FREE youth division for anglers who are 12 years of age or younger *** Enter by sending an email to atd@bckfc.org or send a Private Message to Sean Rastanis on Facebook Messenger. \nREFUNDS: There will be no refunds permitted. Should the event date change for any reason\, an announcement will be made and a refund grace period allowed for anglers who cannot make the new date. \nPADDLE/PEDAL CRAFT ONLY: This event allows human powered craft only.  Trolling motors\, sails\, gas engines\, and “mother ships\,” are not allowed.  Your pedal or paddle craft must be human powered and includes tandem kayaks\, canoes\, pirogues\, and paddleboards.   A participant is allowed to wade fish or fish from the bank but ONLY if they remain within 100’ of their LAUNCHED paddle craft.  Launched is defined as your paddle/pedal craft being off of your vehicle/trailer and that a portion of the craft is in fishable waters. \nPRIVATE LAUNCHES & PRIVATE FISHING AREAS: Launch Leeville is the only permitted launch for this tournament. Fishing behind gated areas of the marsh is not allowed unless the angler has arranged for all other participants to also fish the area that day AND has made that possibility known to all by posting appropriate information on our forums at least one week in advance. \nWATER COURTESY / ENCROACHMENT: Do your best not to disturb someone else’s fishing area\, by encroachment\, or noise. An angler officially establishes his/her fishing area by having their craft anchored in place.  If you come upon an angler in an egress area\, as quietly as you can\, ask which side he or she would like you to cross at. A good rule of thumb is that if you can both cast to a common point you’re too close. Respect others and use the golden rule. \nPROTESTS: All protests must be made in writing and delivered to a tournament official within 30 minutes of the official end of the weigh-in. The tournament director is the final authority in all considerations. \nCHEATING/FOUL PLAY: All anglers are encouraged to report violations.  Cheating and contest fraud in a fishing tournament is a crime in the state of Louisiana.  BCKFC will enforce a zero tolerance policy with regard to cheating. \nPOLYGRAPH EXAMINATION: All participants\, by signing up\, agree to take a polygraph examination if requested. Any participant can be asked to submit to a polygraph examination. No explanation shall be required from the hosts of the tournament as to why a specific individual is asked to submit to a polygraph examination. Refusal to submit to or failure of a polygraph examination will result in disqualification from the tournament\, forfeiture of any and all prizes / awards\, and potential banishment from all future BCKFC events.  No refunds for tournament fees will be granted for person(s) refusing to submit to or failing a polygraph examination. \nRELEASE OF LIABILITY AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE: A waiver\, release of liability\, and covenant not to sue are part of the entry form.  It is required that all contestants take responsibility for themselves while participating in event activities.  Please DO NOT let your competitive nature push you into doing dangerous things. You must agree to the Waiver to participate. The Waiver is in the online registration page linked below.  BE SAFE\, BE SEEN\, AND WEAR YOUR PFD! \nDEPTH FINDERS: Depth finders / fish finders are allowed. \nCOMMUNICATION: Cell or electronic communication “to and from” non-tournament anglers during tournament hours will not be allowed except if it is not fishing related (Example: your wife\, work\, etc.). \nBAITS: Only the hooks/baits/lures provided by the tournament directors may be used by anglers. See the “FORMAT” section at the top of the rules for specific information related to tackle. \nPFD REQUIREMENT:  You must properly wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD while afloat in your watercraft during all Bayou Coast events. PFD’s must be worn outside of the angler’s outermost layer of clothing. Failure to comply with this rule during competition could result in disqualification from the tournament. Disqualification will be determined by the Tournament Director based on investigation of any specific incident. PFD’s may only be briefly removed on the water for the purpose of adding\, removing\, or adjusting clothing while an angler is stationary and not actively fishing.. \nRULE CHANGES: Interpretation of rules is exclusively left to the Tournament Directors and BCKFC Officers. The decisions of this group are final in all matters and are not subject to appeal.  Please do your part in not providing a reason to place them in a position where they must make rulings\, decisions\, etc. Keep it simple\, keep it clean\, and when in doubt…do the right thing. \nPARTICIPATION AND ELIGIBILITY: Participation is open to anyone 18 years of age or older.  Minors are eligible to participate with a parent or legal guardian.  That parent or guardian\, not BCKFC\, is responsible for the safety and well-being of that minor.  All participants represent that they are physically and mentally competent and fit and able to participate.  By entering\, all participants agree to assume ALL risks of personal injury\, death\, and damage to or loss of property and further agree to indemnify and hold BCFKC\, its officers\, members\, agents\, and sponsors harmless from and against any and all claims\, liabilities\, and causes of action resulting directly or indirectly from participation. \nLEGAL FISH: All competitors must check in with legal fish as per LDWF regulations to be eligible for awards and prizes. All fish presented at time of weigh in must meet BCKFC tournament size requirements. Any fish presented to weigh-master that does not meet minimum/maximum size requirements will not be accepted as a tournament entry. A replacement fish will be allowed but has to be in your physical possession. You are not allowed to leave your position at the weigh table. If a second fish is presented and does not meet minimum/maximum tournament size requirements it will result in an immediate disqualification of the angler from the tournament. All gross negligence of the minimum/maximum tournament size limits will result in an immediate disqualification and the BCKFC weigh-master and Tournament Director will have final decision. Any attempt to enter fraudulent catch\, exchanging catches\, tampering with catch\, or to hamper or threaten any official of the tournament will result in immediate disqualification. Only authorized persons will be allowed in the sign-in and weigh-in stations. \nAll fish must be properly maintained for consumption. Fish that are not properly iced and/or kept “fresh” will not be accepted for the weigh-in. \nDO NOT intentionally alter the length of a fish by “air-drying” any portion of the fish. The entire fish must be kept in an appropriate cooler or kept on a stringer while alive. Do not keep dead fish on a stringer. Do not cull dead fish. You are allowed to “take” (kill) ONLY five redfish per day. If you cull dead fish\, you may be guilty of exceeding your daily limit. Exceeding your daily limit is a disqualifier. If you cull fish that are “weak” and will probably not survive\, you would be committing an unsportsmanlike act. Please be responsible and do the right thing. \nEach participant must catch their own fish. You may not give fish to another participant. You may not net a fish for another (adult) participant. Youths should hook and retrieve their own catch. A parent/guardian may net fish for them and may handle the fish once it is netted. \nDRONE/UAS USAGE: Tournament participants are not allowed to use unmanned aircraft systems (drones) during the tournament day to scout for fish\, spy on other anglers\, or any other means that may be viewed as benefiting/advancing their fishing. \nCLICK HERE TO REVIEW THE WAIVER & RELEASE OF LIABILITY \nTICKET INFORMATION: STOP\, READ THIS! \nMake sure you are logged in to your Bayou Coast member account so that you can see all available tournament registrations. \nRegistration Link for Members\n(If you are a member and cannot purchase\, make sure your membership has not expired) \nRegistration Link for the General Public \nNot a member yet?
URL:https://bayoucoast.com/event/minimalist-challenge-tournament-2023/
LOCATION:Leeville Public Launch\, 24359 Old Hwy 1\, Golden Meadow\, LA\, 70357\, United States
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SUMMARY:Offshore Mania
DESCRIPTION:OFFSHORE MANIA \nKING IN THE SOUTH  \nEVENT INFORMATION AND OFFICIAL RULES \nFORMAT: This is an offshore fishing tournament.  The tournament is scheduled for June 24\, 2023.  If the tournament directors determine that it is not safe to fish(outlined in the weather section below) offshore on June 24\, the tournament will be rescheduled for June 25\, 2023.  If both days are un-fishable offshore\, we will hold an inshore tournament on June 25\, 2023 with the boundaries and species identified below. A voluntary Captain’s meeting will be held at the Sea Oat Pavilion on Friday June 23\, 2023 at 4:00.  We will announce at this time whether the tournament will be going forward on June 24\, 2023 as planned or whether it will be moved to June 25 due to weather considerations.  \nRegistration will be capped for this event at 100 participants. Registration will close at 6:00 pm on June 23\, 2023  \nWeather Considerations: The tournament may be shortened or postponed for weather events including but not limited to the below considerations: \n\nActive lightning storm within the vicinity of the launch/fishing area\nSmall craft advisory in effect \nForecast surf conditions greater than 3ft\n\nSafety Considerations: It is highly recommended anglers carry a waterproof VHF radio and fish in pairs or groups during the event. An event specific VHF channel will be announced before the event\, and a dedicated lifeguard with jet-ski will be available for call outs if an angler is in need of help. Anglers may help other anglers if safety is a concern\, but may not help in aiding fishing in any way. If any angler must be helped back to shore by a jet-ski\, boat or non-tournament angler they will be DQ’d.  \nBOUNDARIES: All anglers will shotgun launch from the beach at the Navarre Kayak Launch. The boundaries shall include all publicly accessible waters from this launch. Anglers must launch and return to the Navarre Kayak Launch.  NO FAD (Fish Aggregating Device) FISHING is allowed. \nIn the event that we are unable to fish offshore\, we will hold an inshore tournament.  The boundaries for this tournament will be any publicly accessible waters from Pensacola Pass to Destin Pass.   \nTIME: The official shotgun launch & lines in time is 5:30 AM. You may launch your kayak prior to 5:30 AM and stage within the immediate area of the launch\, but DO NOT travel forth or begin fishing UNTIL 5:30 AM. REMINDER: Be courteous\, DO NOT BLOCK LAUNCHES. Anglers must sign in at weigh station by 2:00 PM. \nOBJECT: The heaviest total weight of up to five legal fish of the following species:  1) Any type of Snapper including Red\, Mutton\, Lane\, Mangrove\, Vermillion\, etc.  2) Cobia; 3) King Mackerel; 4) Spanish Mackerel; 5) Blackfin Tuna; 6) Wahoo; 7) Hogfish; 8) Black Sea Bass; 9) Dolphin or Mahi Mahi; 10) Tripletail and 11) Grouper including Black\, Red\, Scamp\, Yellowfin\, Rock Hind/Red Hind\, Coney/Graysby\, Yellowedge/Misty\, Speckled Hind and Snowy.  An angler can submit any five fish combination of the above as long as it is legal to possess those fish.   \nEach fish will be measured with a closed mouth and a pinched tail to ensure that it meets the minimum legal size. \nIn the event the tournament is moved to inshore\, then the object will be the heaviest total weight of up to One Speckled Trout (15” minimum.  Angler cannot possess more than one trout over 19”.  Anglers cannot possess more than 3 trout per day)\, One Redfish (18” minimum and 27” maximum.  If the tail touches 27” the fish is considered over.  Anglers are allowed to possess only one redfish per day)\, and One Flounder (14” minimum.  Anglers cannot possess more than five flounder per person). \nLEGAL TACKLE / BAIT: Artificial\, live and/or or dead bait is allowed. Scent infused baits such as Gulp\, etc… are legal. Scented dips\, dyes and sprays such as Bang attractant\, Pro-Cure\, Dip-n-Glo\, etc… are legal. Chum is allowed. If a bait or attractant is allowed by law\, then it is allowed in this tournament. All fish must be caught in a sporting manner using a rod and reel setup. Trolling\, and the use of up to 2 setups at a time is allowed. Trot lines\, jug lines\, traps\, etc. are not allowed. Anglers are required to comply with all Florida State Laws relative to handling of reef fish including using non-stainless steel\, non-offset circle hooks when fishing with natural bait.  Additionally\, each kayak must possess a de-hooking device and a descending device or venting tool rigged and ready for use (this requirement is effective April 1\, 2023 in Florida). \nWEIGH-IN: The weigh in will take place at the Sea Oat Pavilion at the Kayak Launch on Navarre Beach. Each angler must be signed in by 2:00 PM.  The weigh-in will begin at 3:00 PM.  Sign in time is a tiebreaker in the event of a tie.  Any angler not signed in by 2:00 PM will not be allowed to have their catch weighed. There will be no proxy sign-ins\, a participant must appear in person and physically sign-in. You must be present to weigh in your fish before 3:00. If you have not weighed in your fish and are not present by 3:00 you will not be allowed to weigh in your fish\, i.e.\, don’t leave the weigh in area to go to the bar.  \nCHECK IN/OUT:  All Anglers must check in with the tournament director before launching.  The tournament director will be on the beach before the 5:30 a.m. launch time.  Additionally\, each angler must check out when arriving back to shore.  If the angler does not intend on going to the weigh in\, please text the tournament director at 504-201-1200 with your name so he can mark you safe and off the water.   \nENTRY FEES: The entry fee is $75.00 per participant. \nThere is a $10 calcutta for the heaviest Red Snapper. \nThere is a $10 calcutta for the heaviest single Fish (other than Red Snapper\, must be included species in object section above).  \nIn the event of an inshore tournament\, the amounts paid for the Heaviest Red Snapper Calcutta will go towards Mule Trout and the amounts paid for Heaviest Single Fish (other than Red Snapper) will go towards Saddle Flounder. \n100% of the entry fee (after deduction for expenses\, including permit\, insurance\, lifeguard\, etc.~$25) is split to pay out the individual awards. \n1-19 Paid Entries = One (1) place paid out \n20-29 Paid Entries = Two (2) places paid out \n30-39 Paid Entries = Three (3) places paid out \n40-49 Paid Entries = Four (4) places paid out\n50-59 Paid Entries = Five (5) places paid out\n60-69 Paid Entries = Six (6) places paid out \nETC \nMinimum payout = $50 with cash differentials provided by BCKFC. \nQUALIFICATION TO BCKFC CHAMPIONSHIP:  The top 3 non-qualified anglers will qualify for entry to the BCKFC Championship upon payment of the BCKFC Membership fee ($26.50) and payment of championship tournament entry fee. If an angler chooses not to participate in that tournament\, his/her spot will roll down to the next non-qualified angler. \nFor BCKFC Members\, this tournament does not count towards AOY Points\, nor does it count towards payment for a second tournament to qualify for the championship.  However\, a BCKFC member can qualify for the Championship by finishing as a top 3 non-qualified angler in this tournament.   \n  \nGENERAL RULES: \nPARTICIPATION AND ELIGIBILITY: Participation is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. Minors are eligible to participate as long as they are fishing with a parent or legal guardian and the parent or legal guardian signs the release form. All participants represent that they are physically and mentally competent and fit and able to participate. By entering\, all participants agree to assume all risks of personal injury\, death\, and damage to or loss of property and further agree to indemnify and hold BCFKC and the County of Santa Rosa and as to each\, their officers\, members\, agents\, and sponsors harmless from and against any and all claims\, liabilities\, and causes of action resulting directly or indirectly from participation. \nFISHING LICENSE: All anglers are required to have a valid Florida Saltwater Fishing license. \nKAYAK/WATERCRAFT REGULATIONS: \n-Watercraft propulsion is restricted to paddle\, pedal\, or pole.  \n-Vessel that the manufacturer identifies and sells as a kayak\, including inflatable kayaks and modular kayaks\, stand-up paddle boards (SUP) and canoes. NO soloskiffs or vessels marketed at skiffs allowed.  \n-No “homemade” kayaks\, sailboats\, johnboats\, pirogues\, coracles\, rowboats\, dinghies\, skiffs\, float tubes\, inflatable rafts or rigid inflatable boats (e.g.\, Zodiac)\, pontoon boats\, pontoon-style pond boats\, twin-hull watercraft or similar. \n-The use of a manual or motorized anchor system is permitted. \n-Mother shipping\, tethering\, holding or any transportation coordination with a non-competitor is strictly prohibited. \n-Contestants are allowed to wade fish or fish off the bank but ONLY as long as the angler remains within 100’ of their LAUNCHED paddle craft. Launched means your kayak is partly in fishable water\, not a parking lot puddle. \n-By officially entering\, contestants agree to submit their kayak to an inspection by BCKFC personnel. \nPRIVATE LAUNCHES & PRIVATE FISHING AREAS: Anglers must launch from publicly accessible launch locations. There is an exception that an angler may launch from private property as long as it is not further than ½ mile from the nearest publicly accessible launch location. Combat launches are allowed so long as all anglers have the legal right to launch from that location. Fishing behind gated areas of the marsh is not allowed unless the angler has arranged for all other participants to also fish the area that day AND has made that possibility known to all by posting appropriate information on our forums at least one week in advance. \nWATER COURTESY / ENCROACHMENT: Do your best not to disturb someone else’s fishing area\, by encroachment\, or noise. An angler officially establishes his/her fishing area by having their craft anchored in place. If you come upon an angler in an egress area\, as quietly as you can\, ask which side he or she would like you to cross at. Respect others and use the golden rule. \nPROTESTS: All protests must be written and submitted electronically (text/email/direct message from social media) within 30 minutes of the conclusion of “weigh in” to be considered. The tournament director is the final authority on deciding the merits/outcomes of a protest.  All anglers are encouraged to report cheating. \nCHEATING/FOUL PLAY: All anglers are encouraged to report violations. Cheating and contest fraud in a fishing tournament is a felony crime in the state of Louisiana. Bayou Coast will enforce a zero-tolerance policy with regard to cheating. \nPOLYGRAPH EXAMINATION: All participants\, by signing up\, agree to take a polygraph examination if requested. Any participant can be asked to submit to a polygraph examination. No explanation shall be required from the hosts of the tournament as to why a specific individual is asked to submit to a polygraph examination. Refusal to submit to or failure of a polygraph examination will result in disqualification from the tournament\, forfeiture of any and all prizes / awards\, and potential banishment from all future Bayou Coast events. No refunds for tournament fees will be granted for person(s) refusing to submit to or failing a polygraph examination. \nRELEASE OF LIABILITY AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE: A waiver\, release of liability\, and covenant not to sue are part of the entry form. It is required that all contestants take responsibility for themselves while participating in event activities. Please DO NOT let your competitive nature push you into doing dangerous things. You must agree to the Waiver to participate. The Waiver is in the online registration page linked below. BE SAFE\, BE SEEN\, AND WEAR YOUR PFD! \nDEPTH FINDERS: Depth finders / fish finders are allowed. \nCOMMUNICATION: No electronic communication with non-registered anglers during tournament hours\, unless not fishing related (your spouse/kids\, work\, etc). No pre-arranged coordination with any non-registered anglers on the water for the purpose of scouting or locating fish during tournament hours.  \nPFD REQUIREMENT: You must properly wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD while afloat in your watercraft during all Bayou Coast events. PFD’s must be worn outside of the angler’s outermost layer of clothing. Failure to comply with this rule during competition could result in disqualification from the tournament. Disqualification will be determined by the Tournament Director based on investigation of any specific incident. PFD’s may only be briefly removed on the water for the purpose of adding\, removing\, or adjusting clothing while an angler is stationary and not actively fishing. \nRULE CHANGES: Interpretation of rules is exclusively left to the Tournament Directors and Bayou Coast Officers. The decisions of this group are final in all matters and are not subject to appeal. Please do your part in not providing a reason to place them in a position where they must make rulings\, decisions\, etc. Keep it simple\, keep it clean\, and when in doubt…do the right thing. \nLEGAL FISH: Each participant must catch their own fish. You may not give fish to another participant. You may not net a fish for another (adult) participant. Youths should hook and retrieve their own catch. A parent/guardian may net fish for them and may handle the fish once it is netted (including pictures in CPS events). In CPS events\, anglers (participant or not) may not aid in taking pictures of fish in any way. \nPRESERVATION of FISH: For weigh in events\, “Air drying” of fish or the tails of redfish is NOT allowed. All parts of all fish should be placed on ice and maintained for freshness. Fish will only be accepted for the weigh-in if they are in a cooler bag\, ice chest or other appropriate container that also contains ice. The entire fish should be in the container. Do not appear at the weigh-in with fish that are on a stringer and are not iced in a proper container or bag. \nSalt may not be added to fish bags.  \nOnly authorized persons will be allowed in the weigh-in station. Please try not to distract these volunteers while they go about their tasks. Weighed / Entered fish may or may not be returned as per the weigh-master’s discretion. The largest fish will be determined by weight. In the event of a tie\, the first contestant to have signed in will be considered the winner while the other contestant will be dropped to the next position. \nFish will be bent\, loosened and manipulated before being measured with a pinched tail. Tails of trout and flounder will be manually pinched to obtain maximum length. Tails of larger redfish will be pinched using the standardized tool attached to the measuring board\, which\, if needed and used\, will be moved to the 26.5” line to pinch the tail of larger redfish. \nDRONE/UAS USAGE: Tournament participants are not allowed to use unmanned aircraft systems (drones) during the tournament day to scout for fish\, spy on other anglers\, or any other means that may be viewed as benefiting/advancing their fishing. \nWEATHER: Tournament days may be shortened or canceled due to unsafe weather or water conditions. The decision to shorten or to cancel will be left totally to the discretion of the Tournament Director. A 4-hour period shall constitute a day of fishing. \nREFUND POLICY: No refunds will be given.
URL:https://bayoucoast.com/event/offshore-mania/
LOCATION:LA
CATEGORIES:BCKFC Tournaments
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UID:353960-1772841600-1772927999@bayoucoast.com
SUMMARY:Minimalist Challenge 2026
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION\nDue to the winter weather forecast for January 31st and a concern for the safety of anglers\, the board has decided to postpone the tournament until March 7th. The location will remain at CoCo Marina.\n**This event will be capped at 100 anglers**\nRegistration will be open through www.bayoucoast.com until 8:00PM Central Time\,  March 6\, 2026. \nFORMAT\nEntry Fee: $35 per participant or entry via the SEASON PASS. There will also be 2 optional calcuttas for an additional $5 each. \nThe tournament will be a shotgun launch at CoCo Marina. All anglers must be present for in-person weigh-in at the designated location and time to weigh their fish. Each angler will be provided with a bag of specific lures and tackle to use during the tournament. ONLY the lures and tackle provided may be used. POSSESSION of any other lures or fishing tackle will result in disqualification. Kayaks may be checked at the launch. \nThe following items are permitted\, provided they are used as intended: \n\nSuper glue\nLeader material\nSpeed clips or tactical clips (one at a time)\n\nThe following are NOT allowed under any circumstances: \n\nAdditional weights of any kind\nAny type of scent or dyes\nFloats or corks (except those explicitly provided)\nScavenged\, found or repurposed items not provided\, such as old corks or items found afloat\n\nLOCATIONS\, BOUNDARIES & TIMES\nTackle Bag Pick Up Locations and Times\n \n\nFriday (optional): CoCo Marina @ 7:00PM (106 Pier 56 Ct\, Chauvin\, LA 70344)\nSaturday: CoCo Marina from 5:00AM – 5:45AM\n\nLaunch / Awards Ceremony Location \nCoCo Marina\, \n106 Pier 56 Ct\, Chauvin\, LA 70344 \nTournament Start Time \nThe official shotgun launch time is 6:00 AM. DO NOT leave prior to the shotgun launch horn/announcement. You may launch and stage in the immediate area of the launch to clear boat ramps but DO NOT venture forth and do not cast before shotgun launch. You may launch later than 6:00 AM. You must be present at 6:00 AM.  REMINDER: Be courteous\, DO NOT BLOCK LAUNCHES. \nTournament End Time \nThe scale opens at 2:30 PM & closes at 3:30 PM. See the WEIGH-IN section below for rules. \nBoundaries \nAnglers are required to launch from CoCo Marina and are allowed to fish any waters they can access by kayak from this launch. \nOBJECTIVE\nWinner Determination\nThe angler with the highest total cumulative weight is the winner. The highest total weight wins\, regardless of the number of fish caught.\n(For example: A heavier two-fish stringer wins over a lighter three-fish stringer.) \nFish Requirements \n\nRedfish\n\nLimit: 2\nMinimum length: 18.00”\nMaximum length: 26.00” (Tail CANNOT touch the 26.00” line)\n\n\nSpeckled Trout\n\nLimit: 5\nMinimum length: 13.00”\nMaximum limit: Only 2 Trout may exceed 20.00”\n\n\nFlex Fish\n\nLimit: 1\nSpecies: Angler’s choice of Flounder\, Sheepshead\, or Black Drum\n\nFlounder & Sheepshead: Minimum length 12.00”\, no maximum length\nBlack Drum: Minimum length 16.00”\, maximum length 26.00” (Tail CANNOT touch the 26.00” line)\n\n\n\n\n\nOptional Calcuttas (additional $5 entry each)\n \n\nMule Trout – Heaviest speckled trout\nStud Red – Heaviest redfish\n\n\n\n\n  WEIGH-IN\n\n  Scale Opens: 2:30 PM \n  Scale Closes: 3:30 PM \n\n  \n    DO NOT BE LATE! You must physically appear in line with your fish and sign in no later than\n      exactly 3:30 PM\, not a second past. The official time will be determined by the cell phone of the\n    appointed timekeeper. Weigh-ins will continue for all participants who are in line by 3:30 PM. Any entrant not\n    in line by this time will be considered late and will not be allowed to weigh their catch or qualify for awards or\n    points. Proxy sign-ins are not allowed.\n   \n\n  There will be no culling fish at the weigh in table. You should have your fish culled before getting to the weigh\n    in table. \n\n  Only authorized persons will be allowed in the weigh-in station. Please try not\n    to distract these volunteers while they go about their tasks. Weighed / Entered fish may or may not be returned\n    as per the weigh-master’s discretion. \n\n  Preservation of Fish \n  All parts of all fish should be placed on ice and maintained for freshness. Fish will only be accepted for the\n    weigh-in if they are in a cooler bag\, ice chest or other appropriate container that also contains ice. The entire\n    fish should be in the container. Do not appear at the weigh-in with fish that are on a stringer and are not iced in\n    a proper container or bag. Practices such as "air drying" fish or parts of fish\, or using salt in your fish bag\, are\n    strictly prohibited. \n\n  Measuring Fish \n  Fish will be bent\, loosened and manipulated before being measured with a pinched\n    tail laid flat on the measuring board. Tails of trout and flounder will be manually pinched to obtain maximum length\n    as per the instructions found in the Louisiana Fishing Regulations\, 2026 pamphlet. Tails of larger redfish will be\n    pinched using the standardized tool attached to the measuring board\, which\, if needed and used\, will be moved to the\n    25.50” line to pinch the tail of larger redfish. \n\n  Over/Under Sized Fish \n  Anglers possessing a legal fish that does not meet the size requirements of the tournament will be granted an\n    opportunity to replace that fish with an alternate fish that does meet the tournament size requirements. If the\n    second fish also fails to meet the tournament size requirements the angler will be disqualified. \n\n  All fish must be legal\, as outlined in the 2026 LDWF Fishing Regulations Brochure\, AT THE TIME OF WEIGH-IN. Anglers possessing illegal fish will be\n    disqualified. KEEP IN MIND that iced fish will shrink. A just barely 18″ redfish might be a 17.8″ redfish when you\n    get to the weigh-in. \n\n  Tie Breaker \n  In the event of a tie\, the first angler to have signed in will be considered the winner while the other\n    angler will be dropped to the next position. \n\n\nAWARDS CEREMONY\nThe Awards Ceremony will take place at 3:30 PM at CoCo Marina\, following the closure of the scales. You must be present at the ceremony to place\, but attendance is not required to qualify for the Championship. We will be cooking food and providing drinks for everyone to enjoy during the ceremony. \nPayout\, Awards and Championship Qualification \n\nPayouts: We will pay out 10% of the field. One paid spot for every 10 anglers that register.\nAwards: The top 5 finishers will receive plaques.\nChampionship Qualification: The top 10% of finishers will qualify for the BCKFC Championship.\nEntry Fee Allocation: $7 from each entry will go towards the Championship pot. The remaining money will be used for payouts\, awards and fees.\n\n\n\n\n  ANGLER OF THE YEAR / CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION\n  \n\n  \n    The top 10% of anglers on the leaderboard for Minimalist Challenge are eligible for qualification to the\n    2026 BCKFC Championship. To fully qualify\, an angler must be a paid club member in good standing with BCKFC\n    and have paid entry to at least three 2026 Championship Series tournaments or have purchased the\n    2026 BCKFC Season Pass.\n   \n\n  \n    At the end of all 5 qualifying tournaments\, those who qualified through placement in a tournament along with those\n    who qualify via AOY standings and have met the minimum criteria to be eligible\, will be invited to the Club\n    Championship at the end of the tournament season. Only 45 anglers will be invited.\n   \n\n  \n    AOY Points are awarded for Angler of the Year at each tournament\, with 1st place receiving 300 points\, 2nd receiving\n    299 points\, 3rd receiving 298 points\, and continuing downward accordingly. To receive AOY points\, an angler must be\n    a BCKFC member in good standing. Anglers who weigh in at least one legal fish will receive points based on their\n    finishing position. When applicable\, anglers who do not weigh in a legal fish (“skunked”) but who check in at the\n    weigh-in will receive 100 AOY points. The Angler of the Year points total represents the best five qualifying\n    tournaments plus the BCKFC Championship\, with each angler’s 2 worst placing tournaments dropped from their total.\n   \n\n\n\n\n  \n    GENERAL RULES\n    \n  \n\n  \n    PARTICIPATION AND ELIGIBILITY \n    Participation is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. Minors are eligible to\n        participate with a parent or legal guardian signature on the release form. All participants represent that they\n        are physically and mentally competent and fit and able to participate. By entering\, all participants agree to\n        assume all risks of personal injury\, death\, and damage to or loss of property and further agree to indemnify and\n        hold BCFKC\, its officers\, members\, agents\, and sponsors harmless from and against any and all claims\,\n        liabilities\, and causes of action resulting directly or indirectly from participation. \n  \n\n  \n    FISHING LICENSE  \n    All anglers must possess all licenses and permits required by law to catch or\n        harvest any species eligible in this tournament. \n  \n\n  \n    KAYAK/WATERCRAFT REGULATIONS \n    ALLOWED PROPULSION METHODS: Paddle\, pedal\, pole and electric motor. See additional requirements for motors below.\n     \n    MOTOR ELIGIBILITY: Only one electric motor may be attached to the kayak. It must be attached to\n      the kayak in a safe manner for operation and meet the following criteria: \n    \n      Maximum of 3 HP or 155 foot-pound thrust.\n      Dual-prop motors operated by a single power source are allowed if manufactured and sold as a single unit.\n    \n    WATERCRAFT ELIGIBILITY: Must be a vessel the manufacturer identifies and sells as a kayak\, including: inflatable\n      kayaks\, modular kayaks\, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) and canoes. Catamaran-style personal fishing vessels are\n      allowed if they comply with all other regulations. Other watercraft may be approved by the BCKFC\n        Board prior to competition. \n    PROHIBITED WATERCRAFT: The following are NOT allowed: soloskiffs or vessels marketed as skiffs\,\n      homemade kayaks\, sailboats\, jon boats\, pirogues\, coracles\, rowboats\, dinghies\, skiffs\, float tubes\, inflatable\n      rafts\, rigid inflatable boats (e.g.\, Zodiac)\, pontoon boats\, pontoon-style pond boats\, twin-hull watercraft\, or\n      similar.\n     \n    WATERCRAFT SIZE RESTRICTIONS: Vessel must be at least 9 feet and shorter than 18\n        feet. \n    ANCHOR SYSTEMS: Both manual and motorized anchor systems are permitted. \n    DEPTH FINDERS: Depth finders and fish finders are allowed. \n    WADE FISHING AND BANK FISHING: Contestants may wade fish or fish off the bank only if they\n      remain within 100 feet of their launched paddle craft. “Launched” means the\n      kayak is partly in fishable water (not in a parking lot puddle). \n    PROHIBITED ACTIONS: Mother-shipping\, tethering\, holding\, or any transportation coordination with\n      non-competitors is strictly prohibited. \n    KAYAK INSPECTION: By entering the tournament\, contestants agree to have their kayak inspected by BCKFC\n        personnel. \n  \n\n  \n    WATER COURTESY / ENCROACHMENT \n    Do your best not to disturb someone else’s fishing area\, by encroachment\, or\n        noise. An angler officially establishes his/her fishing area by having their craft anchored in place. If you\n        come upon an angler in an egress area\, as quietly as you can\, ask which side he or she would like you to cross\n        at. A good rule of thumb is that if you can both cast to a common point you’re too close. Respect others and use\n        the golden rule. \n  \n\n  \n    PROTESTS \n    All protests must be written and submitted electronically (text/email/direct\n        message from social media) within 30 minutes of the conclusion of “weigh in” to be considered. The tournament\n        director is the final authority on deciding the merits/outcomes of a protest.  All anglers are encouraged\n        to report cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    CHEATING/FOUL PLAY \n    All anglers are encouraged to report violations. Cheating and contest fraud in a\n        fishing tournament is a felony crime in the state of Louisiana. Bayou Coast will enforce a zero-tolerance policy\n        with regard to cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION \n    All participants\, by signing up\, agree to take a polygraph examination if\n        requested. Any participant can be asked to submit to a polygraph examination. No explanation shall be required\n        from the hosts of the tournament as to why a specific individual is asked to submit to a polygraph examination.\n        Refusal to submit to or failure of a polygraph examination will result in disqualification from the tournament\,\n        forfeiture of any and all prizes / awards\, and potential banishment from all future Bayou Coast events. No\n        refunds for tournament fees will be granted for person(s) refusing to submit to or failing a polygraph\n        examination. \n  \n\n  \n    RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE \n    A waiver\, release of liability\, and covenant not to sue are part of the entry\n        form. It is required that all contestants take responsibility for themselves while participating in event\n        activities. Please DO NOT let your competitive nature push you into doing dangerous things. You must agree to\n        the Waiver to participate. The Waiver is in the online registration page linked below. BE SAFE\, BE SEEN\, AND\n        WEAR YOUR PFD! \n  \n\n  \n    COMMUNICATION \n    No electronic communication with non-registered anglers during tournament hours\,\n        unless not fishing related (your spouse/kids\, work\, etc). No pre-arranged coordination with any non-registered\n        anglers on the water for the purpose of scouting or locating fish during tournament hours.  \n  \n\n  \n    PFD REQUIREMENT \n    You must properly wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD while afloat in your\n        watercraft during all Bayou Coast events. PFD’s must be worn outside of the angler’s outermost layer of\n        clothing. Failure to comply with this rule during competition could result in disqualification from the\n        tournament. Disqualification will be determined by the Tournament Director based on investigation of any\n        specific incident. PFD’s may only be briefly removed on the water for the purpose of adding\, removing\, or\n        adjusting clothing while an angler is stationary and not actively fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    RULE CHANGES \n    Interpretation of rules is exclusively left to the Tournament Directors and Bayou\n        Coast Officers. The decisions of this group are final in all matters and are not subject to appeal. Please do\n        your part in not providing a reason to place them in a position where they must make rulings\, decisions\, etc.\n        Keep it simple\, keep it clean\, and when in doubt…do the right thing. \n  \n\n  \n    CATCH REQUIREMENTS \n    Each participant must catch their own fish. You may not give fish to another\n        participant. You may not net a fish for another (adult) participant. Youths should hook and retrieve their own\n        catch. A parent/guardian may net fish for them and may handle the fish once it is netted (including pictures in\n        CPS events). In CPS events\, anglers (participant or not) may not aid in taking pictures of fish in any\n        way. \n  \n\n  \n    DRONE/UAS USAGE \n    Tournament participants are not allowed to use unmanned aircraft systems (drones)\n        during the tournament day(or official practice days) to scout for fish\, spy on other anglers\, or any other means\n        that may be viewed as benefiting/advancing their fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    WEATHER \n    Tournament days may be shortened or canceled due to unsafe weather or water\n        conditions. The decision to shorten or to cancel will be left totally to the discretion of the Tournament\n        Director. A 4-hour period shall constitute a day of fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    REFUND POLICY \n    There will be no refunds available. Should the event date change for any reason\,\n        an announcement will be made\, and a refund grace period allowed for anglers who cannot make the new date.
URL:https://bayoucoast.com/event/minimalist-challenge-2026/
LOCATION:CoCo Marina\, 106 Pier 56 Ct\, Chauvin\, LA\, 70344\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Series
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260321
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260322
DTSTAMP:20260701T173533
CREATED:20251217T174700Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260311T214222Z
UID:353962-1774051200-1774137599@bayoucoast.com
SUMMARY:Redfish Rumble 2026
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION\nRegistration will be open through www.bayoucoast.com until 8:00PM Central Time\,  March 20\, 2026. \nFORMAT\nBayou Coast is running Redfish Rumble 2026 as a live weigh-in tournament. Anglers can launch anywhere in Saint Bernard Parish. Heaviest bag of 2 redfish wins. Entry into the tournament will be $35 per angler or via the BCKFC Season Pass. Calcuttas are optional/additional entry. \nALLOWED BAIT / TACKLE \nOnly artificial baits are allowed.  Commercially produced scented baits and attractants are also allowed. \nOBJECTIVE\nWinner Determination\nThe angler with the highest total cumulative weight is the winner. The highest total weight wins\, regardless of the number of fish caught. (For example: A heavier two-fish stringer wins over a lighter three-fish stringer.) \nFish Requirements \nRedfish \n\nLimit: 2\nMinimum length: 18.00”\nMaximum length: 26.00” (Tail CANNOT touch the 26.00” line)\n\nAnglers may bring one additional redfish to be entered only for the Leopard Red calcutta. This fish does not count toward the two-fish tournament limit but must still meet all tournament slot limits. \nOptional Calcuttas (additional $5 entry each) \n\nStud Red – Heaviest tournament legal redfish\nLeopard Red – Most spots on a redfish. Spots must be clearly separated and individually identifiable. Weighmaster has final say on spot counts.\n\nLOCATION & BOUNDARIES\nYou may fish any accessible waters after launching from Saint Bernard Parish . All water reachable from legal launch locations is fishable. \nWeigh In:  Lancaster’s Crossroads\, 4515 LA-46\, St Bernard\, LA 70085 \nTIMES\nLaunch and Lines In Time \nAnglers may launch any time after midnight and lines in time is 6:00 AM Saturday\, March 21st\, 2026. Anglers must launch and pickup in Saint Bernard Parish. \nTournament End Time \nWeigh in will take place at Lancaster’s Crossroads. The scale opens at 3:00 PM & closes at 3:30 PM. Anglers must arrive and be in line before the scale closes. See the WEIGH-IN section below for rules. \n\n\n\n  WEIGH-IN\n\n  Scale Opens: 3:00 PM \n  Scale Closes: 3:30 PM \n\n  \n    DO NOT BE LATE! You must physically appear in line with your fish and sign in no later than\n      exactly 3:30 PM\, not a second past. The official time will be determined by the cell phone of the\n    appointed timekeeper. Weigh-ins will continue for all participants who are in line by 3:30 PM. Any entrant not\n    in line by this time will be considered late and will not be allowed to weigh their catch or qualify for awards or\n    points. Proxy sign-ins are not allowed.\n   \n\n  There will be no culling fish at the weigh in table. You should have your fish culled before getting to the weigh\n    in table. \n\n  Only authorized persons will be allowed in the weigh-in station. Please try not\n    to distract these volunteers while they go about their tasks. Weighed / Entered fish may or may not be returned\n    as per the weigh-master’s discretion. \n\n  Preservation of Fish \n  All parts of all fish should be placed on ice and maintained for freshness. Fish will only be accepted for the\n    weigh-in if they are in a cooler bag\, ice chest or other appropriate container that also contains ice. The entire\n    fish should be in the container. Do not appear at the weigh-in with fish that are on a stringer and are not iced in\n    a proper container or bag. Practices such as "air drying" fish or parts of fish\, or using salt in your fish bag\, are\n    strictly prohibited. \n\n  Measuring Fish \n  Fish will be bent\, loosened and manipulated before being measured with a pinched\n    tail laid flat on the measuring board. Tails of trout and flounder will be manually pinched to obtain maximum length\n    as per the instructions found in the Louisiana Fishing Regulations\, 2026 pamphlet. Tails of larger redfish will be\n    pinched using the standardized tool attached to the measuring board\, which\, if needed and used\, will be moved to the\n    25.50” line to pinch the tail of larger redfish. \n\n  Over/Under Sized Fish \n  Anglers possessing a legal fish that does not meet the size requirements of the tournament will be granted an\n    opportunity to replace that fish with an alternate fish that does meet the tournament size requirements. If the\n    second fish also fails to meet the tournament size requirements the angler will be disqualified. \n\n  All fish must be legal\, as outlined in the 2026 LDWF Fishing Regulations Brochure\, AT THE TIME OF WEIGH-IN. Anglers possessing illegal fish will be\n    disqualified. KEEP IN MIND that iced fish will shrink. A just barely 18″ redfish might be a 17.8″ redfish when you\n    get to the weigh-in. \n\n  Tie Breaker \n  In the event of a tie\, the first angler to have signed in will be considered the winner while the other\n    angler will be dropped to the next position. \n\n\n\n\n\n  ANGLER OF THE YEAR / CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION\n  \n\n  Eligibility\n    In order to earn Angler of the Year (AOY) points or a Championship Qualification\,\n    an angler must be a paid BCKFC member in good standing at the time of the tournament in which\n    those points or qualifications are earned. To be eligible to receive an invitation to the\n    2026 BCKFC Championship\, an angler must also have entered at least\n    three (3) 2026 Championship Series tournaments or have purchased the\n    2026 BCKFC Season Pass.\n   \n\n  Championship Qualification\n    The top 10% of anglers on the leaderboard for each Championship Series tournament earn a\n    Championship Qualification toward the 2026 BCKFC Championship.\n    At the conclusion of the five Championship Series tournaments\, anglers who earned a Championship Qualification\n    through\n    tournament placement and meet the eligibility requirements will be invited to compete in the Championship.\n    If fewer than 45 anglers qualify through tournament placement\, the remaining invitations will be\n    issued based on AOY standings among anglers who meet the eligibility requirements. Forty five anglers will be\n    invited to compete in the Championship.\n   \n\n  AOY Points\n    AOY points are awarded at each qualifying tournament. 1st place receives 300 points\, 2nd place receives\n    299 points\, 3rd place receives 298 points\, and points continue downward by one for each subsequent\n    finishing position. Eligible anglers who weigh in at least one legal fish will receive AOY points based on their\n    finishing\n    position. When applicable\, eligible anglers who do not weigh in a legal fish (“skunked”) but who check in at the\n    weigh-in\n    will receive 100 AOY points.\n   \n\n  AOY Standings\n    AOY standings used to determine Championship invitations will be calculated using each angler’s\n    best three (3) finishes from the five Championship Series tournaments. Final AOY standings\, which include the BCKFC\n    Championship\, will be calculated using each angler’s best four (4) finishes from the six total\n    events consisting of the five Championship Series tournaments plus the Championship.\n   \n\n  AOY Tiebreaker\n    In the event of a tie in the final AOY standings\, the tie will be broken based on\n    placement in the 2026 BCKFC Championship\, with the higher finishing angler receiving the higher AOY\n    ranking.\n   \n\n\n  \n    GENERAL RULES\n    \n  \n\n  \n    PARTICIPATION AND ELIGIBILITY \n    Participation is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. Minors are eligible to\n        participate with a parent or legal guardian signature on the release form. All participants represent that they\n        are physically and mentally competent and fit and able to participate. By entering\, all participants agree to\n        assume all risks of personal injury\, death\, and damage to or loss of property and further agree to indemnify and\n        hold BCFKC\, its officers\, members\, agents\, and sponsors harmless from and against any and all claims\,\n        liabilities\, and causes of action resulting directly or indirectly from participation. \n  \n\n  \n    FISHING LICENSE  \n    All anglers must possess all licenses and permits required by law to catch or\n        harvest any species eligible in this tournament. \n  \n\n  \n    KAYAK/WATERCRAFT REGULATIONS \n    ALLOWED PROPULSION METHODS: Paddle\, pedal\, pole and electric motor. See additional requirements for motors below.\n     \n    MOTOR ELIGIBILITY: Only one electric motor may be attached to the kayak. It must be attached to\n      the kayak in a safe manner for operation and meet the following criteria: \n    \n      Maximum of 3 HP or 155 foot-pound thrust.\n      Dual-prop motors operated by a single power source are allowed if manufactured and sold as a single unit.\n    \n    WATERCRAFT ELIGIBILITY: Must be a vessel the manufacturer identifies and sells as a kayak\, including: inflatable\n      kayaks\, modular kayaks\, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) and canoes. Catamaran-style personal fishing vessels are\n      allowed if they comply with all other regulations. Other watercraft may be approved by the BCKFC\n        Board prior to competition. \n    PROHIBITED WATERCRAFT: The following are NOT allowed: soloskiffs or vessels marketed as skiffs\,\n      homemade kayaks\, sailboats\, jon boats\, pirogues\, coracles\, rowboats\, dinghies\, skiffs\, float tubes\, inflatable\n      rafts\, rigid inflatable boats (e.g.\, Zodiac)\, pontoon boats\, pontoon-style pond boats\, twin-hull watercraft\, or\n      similar.\n     \n    WATERCRAFT SIZE RESTRICTIONS: Vessel must be at least 9 feet and shorter than 18\n        feet. \n    ANCHOR SYSTEMS: Both manual and motorized anchor systems are permitted. \n    DEPTH FINDERS: Depth finders and fish finders are allowed. \n    WADE FISHING AND BANK FISHING: Contestants may wade fish or fish off the bank only if they\n      remain within 100 feet of their launched paddle craft. “Launched” means the\n      kayak is partly in fishable water (not in a parking lot puddle). \n    PROHIBITED ACTIONS: Mother-shipping\, tethering\, holding\, or any transportation coordination with\n      non-competitors is strictly prohibited. \n    KAYAK INSPECTION: By entering the tournament\, contestants agree to have their kayak inspected by BCKFC\n        personnel. \n  \n\n  \n    WATER COURTESY / ENCROACHMENT \n    Do your best not to disturb someone else’s fishing area\, by encroachment\, or\n        noise. An angler officially establishes his/her fishing area by having their craft anchored in place. If you\n        come upon an angler in an egress area\, as quietly as you can\, ask which side he or she would like you to cross\n        at. A good rule of thumb is that if you can both cast to a common point you’re too close. Respect others and use\n        the golden rule. \n  \n\n  \n    PROTESTS \n    All protests must be written and submitted electronically (text/email/direct\n        message from social media) within 30 minutes of the conclusion of “weigh in” to be considered. The tournament\n        director is the final authority on deciding the merits/outcomes of a protest.  All anglers are encouraged\n        to report cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    CHEATING/FOUL PLAY \n    All anglers are encouraged to report violations. Cheating and contest fraud in a\n        fishing tournament is a felony crime in the state of Louisiana. Bayou Coast will enforce a zero-tolerance policy\n        with regard to cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION \n    All participants\, by signing up\, agree to take a polygraph examination if\n        requested. Any participant can be asked to submit to a polygraph examination. No explanation shall be required\n        from the hosts of the tournament as to why a specific individual is asked to submit to a polygraph examination.\n        Refusal to submit to or failure of a polygraph examination will result in disqualification from the tournament\,\n        forfeiture of any and all prizes / awards\, and potential banishment from all future Bayou Coast events. No\n        refunds for tournament fees will be granted for person(s) refusing to submit to or failing a polygraph\n        examination. \n  \n\n  \n    RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE \n    A waiver\, release of liability\, and covenant not to sue are part of the entry\n        form. It is required that all contestants take responsibility for themselves while participating in event\n        activities. Please DO NOT let your competitive nature push you into doing dangerous things. You must agree to\n        the Waiver to participate. The Waiver is in the online registration page linked below. BE SAFE\, BE SEEN\, AND\n        WEAR YOUR PFD! \n  \n\n  \n    COMMUNICATION \n    No electronic communication with non-registered anglers during tournament hours\,\n        unless not fishing related (your spouse/kids\, work\, etc). No pre-arranged coordination with any non-registered\n        anglers on the water for the purpose of scouting or locating fish during tournament hours.  \n  \n\n  \n    PFD REQUIREMENT \n    You must properly wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD while afloat in your\n        watercraft during all Bayou Coast events. PFD’s must be worn outside of the angler’s outermost layer of\n        clothing. Failure to comply with this rule during competition could result in disqualification from the\n        tournament. Disqualification will be determined by the Tournament Director based on investigation of any\n        specific incident. PFD’s may only be briefly removed on the water for the purpose of adding\, removing\, or\n        adjusting clothing while an angler is stationary and not actively fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    RULE CHANGES \n    Interpretation of rules is exclusively left to the Tournament Directors and Bayou\n        Coast Officers. The decisions of this group are final in all matters and are not subject to appeal. Please do\n        your part in not providing a reason to place them in a position where they must make rulings\, decisions\, etc.\n        Keep it simple\, keep it clean\, and when in doubt…do the right thing. \n  \n\n  \n    CATCH REQUIREMENTS \n    Each participant must catch their own fish. You may not give fish to another\n        participant. You may not net a fish for another (adult) participant. Youths should hook and retrieve their own\n        catch. A parent/guardian may net fish for them and may handle the fish once it is netted (including pictures in\n        CPS events). In CPS events\, anglers (participant or not) may not aid in taking pictures of fish in any\n        way. \n  \n\n  \n    DRONE/UAS USAGE \n    Tournament participants are not allowed to use unmanned aircraft systems (drones)\n        during the tournament day(or official practice days) to scout for fish\, spy on other anglers\, or any other means\n        that may be viewed as benefiting/advancing their fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    WEATHER \n    Tournament days may be shortened or canceled due to unsafe weather or water\n        conditions. The decision to shorten or to cancel will be left totally to the discretion of the Tournament\n        Director. A 4-hour period shall constitute a day of fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    REFUND POLICY \n    There will be no refunds available. Should the event date change for any reason\,\n        an announcement will be made\, and a refund grace period allowed for anglers who cannot make the new date.
URL:https://bayoucoast.com/event/redfish-rumble-2026/
LOCATION:St. Bernard Parish\, 70085
CATEGORIES:2026 Series
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260524
DTSTAMP:20260701T173533
CREATED:20251217T175117Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260526T003748Z
UID:353968-1779494400-1779580799@bayoucoast.com
SUMMARY:Dawn til Dusk 2026
DESCRIPTION:TourneyX Link : REGISTER HERE !\nREGISTRATION\nRegistration will be through the TourneyX PRO app ( REGISTRATION LINK ). Season Pass holders can purchase their calcutta entries in the ticket section below. Ticket sales end Friday\, May 22nd\, 2026 at 8:00PM Central. \nFORMAT\nBayou Coast is running Dawn til Dusk 2026 as a Louisiana statewide Catch\, Photo\, Submit (CPS) tournament through the TourneyX PRO app. Entry into the tournament will be $35 per angler or via the BCKFC Season Pass. There is no requirement for anglers to “release” their fish back into the water. However\, anglers are required to follow the strictest interpretation of Louisiana law regarding the keeping of fish as it relates to size and creel limit for all species. \nALLOWED BAIT / TACKLE \nOnly artificial baits are allowed.Commercially produced scented baits and attractants are also allowed. \nOBJECTIVE\nWinner Determination\nThe angler with the highest total cumulative length is the winner. Number of fish submitted is irrelevant. In the event of a tie\, the angler with the longest fish will place higher. If the first fish does not break the tie\, the angler’s next largest fish will be used\, and so on down their list of submissions. In the event that the anglers are still tied\, then the angler who submitted their final fish first that is used in their stringer will win. \nFish Requirements \n\nRedfish\nLimit: 2\nMinimum length: No minimum\nMaximum length: 28”\, maximum recordable length 27.75″ (Tail CANNOT touch or cross the 28” line)\n\n\nSpeckled Trout\nLimit: 5\nMinimum length: No minimum\nMaximum limit: No Maximum\n\n\nFlounder\nLimit: 2\nMinimum length: No minimum\nMaximum length: No Maximum\n\nOptional Calcuttas (additional entry each) \nCalcutta prizes will be awarded for two separate time blocks: \n\nDawn: 5:00 AM – 12:59 PM\nDusk: 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM\n\nEach block awards the longest tournament-legal fish submitted during that time. In the event of a tie\, the earliest submission wins. \nDawn/Dusk Mule Trout: Longest tournament legal speckled trout \nDawn/Dusk Stud Red: Longest tournament legal redfish \n\nDawn/Dusk Saddle Flounder: Longest tournament legal flounder \n\nLOCATION & BOUNDARIES\nYou may fish any accessible waters in Louisiana.  All water reachable from the legal launch locations are fishable. All launches (ramps and combat style) must be publicly accessible and non-private. Private launches are only allowed if they are closer than ½ mile from the nearest public launch location. Participants may only utilize those private launches where other anglers can readily access the same fishing grounds. Fishing behind gated areas of the marsh is not allowed unless the angler has arranged for all other participants to also fish the area that day AND has made that possibility known to all by posting appropriate information on our forums at least one week in advance. \nTIMES\nTournament Identifier \nThe three digit tournament identifier will be released on the TourneyX Pro app at 8:00 PM Central Time on Friday May 22\, 2026. \nLaunch \nAnglers may launch any time after 12:00 AM Saturday\, May 23rd\, 2026. You may put your kayak in the water any time after 12:00 AM and pedal/paddle to your preferred fishing location\, but DO NOT BEGIN FISHING UNTILthe official lines in time. \nLines In \nAnglers may begin fishing at 5:00 AM Saturday\, May 23rd\, 2026. \nLines Out \nAnglers must stop fishing at 9:00 PM Saturday\, May 23rd\, 2026. Photos taken after exactly 9:00:00 PM will be rejected. \nPhoto Submission Window \nAnglers will have from 5:00 AM until 9:30 PM Saturday\, May 23rd\, 2026 to submit their photos. \nAWARDS & CEREMONY\nThe awards ceremony will take place on Sunday\, May 24th\, 2026 at 6:00 PM  and will be streamed on Facebook Live. The TourneyX leaderboard will be turned off until awards are finalized and announced. \nPayout\, Awards and Championship Qualification \n\nPayouts: We will pay out 10% of the field. One paid spot for every 10 anglers that register.\nAwards: The top 5 finishers will receive plaques.\nEntry Fee Allocation: All net entry fees (total entry fees less documented tournament costs and expenses) will be paid out.\n\n\n  CPS TOURNAMENT RULES (CATCH\, PHOTO\, SUBMIT)\n  \n\n  TourneyX PRO is the official app and tournament scoring method for Bayou Coast CPS Tournaments. It is available\n    for Apple iOS and Android operating system smartphones. Make sure to download the PRO version as it is the only one\n    that works for BCKFC tournaments. For more information on how to use the TourneyX PRO app you can visit TourneyX Help\, or \n      TourneyX Youtube for video tutorials. \n\n  GENERAL REQUIREMENTS \n\n  \n    \n      A three-digit tournament identifier code will be released in the TourneyX Pro the night before the tournament.\n      This identifier must be clearly visible in every photo (e.g.\, written on a card or on your hand).\n    \n\n    \n      Photos of fish must be submitted within the stated submission window for this tournament.\n    \n\n    \n      Pictures will only be accepted if they include original metadata which contains GPS coordinates. Bayou\n      Coast retains all metadata information which may be reviewed by a single designated tournament director in the\n      event of a valid location or time-based protest as spelled out later in the rules.\n    \n\n    \n      The fish must be on a tournament approved measuring device\, the body centered between the rails\, and\n      alive.\n\n    \n\n    \n      Caught fish must be photographed before your next cast. This means an angler must bring a caught fish into their\n      kayak and take a picture before they begin fishing again. A fish that the tournament directors suspect is dead due\n      to being out of the water too long may be rejected. Examples of issues that may result in a disqualified fish are\n      faded color\, no slime coat\, shriveled tail\, etc.\n    \n\n    \n      Record all lengths in 0.25" increments. If the tail does not clearly reach a measurement line\, round down to\n      the nearest quarter-inch.\n    \n\n    \n      For any species with a stated maximum length\, the longest acceptable submission is 0.25" less than that\n      maximum. For example\, if the maximum length is 30"\, the longest fish you may submit is 29.75". Any fish touching\n      or crossing the maximum length line will not be accepted.\n    \n\n    \n      You can submit as many fish as you would like. TourneyX will automatically cull them for you. However\, you\n      can only submit one picture of each fish to be judged. In the event that a submitted fish picture is denied\, you\n      can request that the judge review another picture(s) of the same fish. It is smart to take multiple pictures of\n      each fish before releasing to make sure you get a good one.\n    \n  \n\n  ALLOWED MEASURING BOARDS \n  These measuring boards must be clean\, with all lines and numbers clearly visible so judges can accurately verify\n    your\n    submissions. \n  \n    \n      Ketch Boards. All models are accepted\, except the hinged 48” model.\n    \n    \n      Check-It Stik Kayak Elite Series. This specific model only will be accepted.\n    \n    \n      YakAttack Leaderboard\n    \n  \n\n  PHOTO REQUIREMENTS \n  \n    \n      The 3-digit tournament identifier code must be visible in the picture (written on a card or the back of your\n      hand).\n    \n\n    \n      The fish must be facing to the left with the tail to the right and the belly of the fish facing the angler.\n    \n\n    \n      The nose must be pressed up against the post of the measuring device. Please ensure that shadows do not obscure\n      the nose and post. If the judge cannot see that the nose is clearly up against the post\, the angler will face a\n      0.5” length deduction.\n    \n\n    \n      If the tail is not obviously touching or crossing a measurement line\, it will be rounded down to the next lower\n      quarter inch length.\n    \n\n    \n      There may be no lures or fish retaining tools in the fish’s mouth for the picture or the angler will face a\n      0.5” length reduction.\n    \n\n    \n      No other tools\, devices\, materials etc. may be touching or under the fish for any reason.\n    \n\n    \n      The mouth\, eye\, and edge of tail must be visible for the picture to be accepted\, with the tail flat on the\n      measuring board. The angler is not allowed to place their hand or fingers under the gill plate of the fish.\n    \n\n    \n      The top lobe of the tail of your fish must be inside the boundaries of your board. If using a Check It-Stik\,\n      the top lobe must be over the lines on the flat (bottom) portion of your board\, and not over the slanted lip on\n      the sides. Judges will make their best attempt to score the length of the fish in relation to visible numbers\n      and lines which the tail clearly crosses.\n    \n\n    \n      The picture must be taken overhead and not at an extreme angle.\n    \n\n    \n      If the judge deems your picture to be inauthentic or otherwise too problematic to accept\, it will be rejected.\n      Appeals may be made to the tournament directors as described below in the protests section. All submissions are\n      subject to final review by the tournament director. If the tournament director overrules the judge on a\n      submission\, the angler will have the opportunity to submit another picture of the same fish or a replacement\n      fish before the standings are finalized.\n    \n  \n\n  FISH SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS \n  \n     REDFISH\n       Anglers may not manipulate oversized redfish to appear shorter than the stated tournament maximum. Any\n        attempt\, or suspicion of attempt\, to do so will result is disqualification of the fish and potentially the\n        angler. \n    \n\n     SPECKLED TROUT / FLOUNDER\n      The mouth must be entirely closed with the nose pressed firmly against the post of an angler’s measuring\n        board. If the mouth is open at all\, a 0.5” length deduction will be taken. \n  \n\n  POST TOURNAMENT DATA DELETION \n  Following completion of the tournament and awards ceremony\, anglers may make a formal written request that their\n    entry is deleted from TourneyX. Doing so will delete all of the fish pictures\, metadata\, GPS\, and statistics from\n    the angler’s TourneyX account. This means these pictures/metadata/GPS will no longer be accessible to anyone\n    including the angler or tournament directors. This is a permanent irreversible decision. Making this request will\n    not disqualify the angler from qualifying for awards in this tournament. \n\n\n\n\n  ANGLER OF THE YEAR / CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION\n  \n\n  Eligibility\n    In order to earn Angler of the Year (AOY) points or a Championship Qualification\,\n    an angler must be a paid BCKFC member in good standing at the time of the tournament in which\n    those points or qualifications are earned. To be eligible to receive an invitation to the\n    2026 BCKFC Championship\, an angler must also have entered at least\n    three (3) 2026 Championship Series tournaments or have purchased the\n    2026 BCKFC Season Pass.\n   \n\n  Championship Qualification\n    The top 10% of anglers on the leaderboard for each Championship Series tournament earn a\n    Championship Qualification toward the 2026 BCKFC Championship.\n    At the conclusion of the five Championship Series tournaments\, anglers who earned a Championship Qualification\n    through\n    tournament placement and meet the eligibility requirements will be invited to compete in the Championship.\n    If fewer than 45 anglers qualify through tournament placement\, the remaining invitations will be\n    issued based on AOY standings among anglers who meet the eligibility requirements. Forty five anglers will be\n    invited to compete in the Championship.\n   \n\n  AOY Points\n    AOY points are awarded at each qualifying tournament. 1st place receives 300 points\, 2nd place receives\n    299 points\, 3rd place receives 298 points\, and points continue downward by one for each subsequent\n    finishing position. Eligible anglers who weigh in at least one legal fish will receive AOY points based on their\n    finishing\n    position. When applicable\, eligible anglers who do not weigh in a legal fish (“skunked”) but who check in at the\n    weigh-in\n    will receive 100 AOY points.\n   \n\n  AOY Standings\n    AOY standings used to determine Championship invitations will be calculated using each angler’s\n    best three (3) finishes from the five Championship Series tournaments. Final AOY standings\, which include the BCKFC\n    Championship\, will be calculated using each angler’s best four (4) finishes from the six total\n    events consisting of the five Championship Series tournaments plus the Championship.\n   \n\n  AOY Tiebreaker\n    In the event of a tie in the final AOY standings\, the tie will be broken based on\n    placement in the 2026 BCKFC Championship\, with the higher finishing angler receiving the higher AOY\n    ranking.\n   \n\n\n  \n    GENERAL RULES\n    \n  \n\n  \n    PARTICIPATION AND ELIGIBILITY \n    Participation is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. Minors are eligible to\n        participate with a parent or legal guardian signature on the release form. All participants represent that they\n        are physically and mentally competent and fit and able to participate. By entering\, all participants agree to\n        assume all risks of personal injury\, death\, and damage to or loss of property and further agree to indemnify and\n        hold BCFKC\, its officers\, members\, agents\, and sponsors harmless from and against any and all claims\,\n        liabilities\, and causes of action resulting directly or indirectly from participation. \n  \n\n  \n    FISHING LICENSE  \n    All anglers must possess all licenses and permits required by law to catch or\n        harvest any species eligible in this tournament. \n  \n\n  \n    KAYAK/WATERCRAFT REGULATIONS \n    ALLOWED PROPULSION METHODS: Paddle\, pedal\, pole and electric motor. See additional requirements for motors below.\n     \n    MOTOR ELIGIBILITY: Only one electric motor may be attached to the kayak. It must be attached to\n      the kayak in a safe manner for operation and meet the following criteria: \n    \n      Maximum of 3 HP or 155 foot-pound thrust.\n      Dual-prop motors operated by a single power source are allowed if manufactured and sold as a single unit.\n    \n    WATERCRAFT ELIGIBILITY: Must be a vessel the manufacturer identifies and sells as a kayak\, including: inflatable\n      kayaks\, modular kayaks\, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) and canoes. Catamaran-style personal fishing vessels are\n      allowed if they comply with all other regulations. Other watercraft may be approved by the BCKFC\n        Board prior to competition. \n    PROHIBITED WATERCRAFT: The following are NOT allowed: soloskiffs or vessels marketed as skiffs\,\n      homemade kayaks\, sailboats\, jon boats\, pirogues\, coracles\, rowboats\, dinghies\, skiffs\, float tubes\, inflatable\n      rafts\, rigid inflatable boats (e.g.\, Zodiac)\, pontoon boats\, pontoon-style pond boats\, twin-hull watercraft\, or\n      similar.\n     \n    WATERCRAFT SIZE RESTRICTIONS: Vessel must be at least 9 feet and shorter than 18\n        feet. \n    ANCHOR SYSTEMS: Both manual and motorized anchor systems are permitted. \n    DEPTH FINDERS: Depth finders and fish finders are allowed. \n    WADE FISHING AND BANK FISHING: Contestants may wade fish or fish off the bank only if they\n      remain within 100 feet of their launched paddle craft. “Launched” means the\n      kayak is partly in fishable water (not in a parking lot puddle). \n    PROHIBITED ACTIONS: Mother-shipping\, tethering\, holding\, or any transportation coordination with\n      non-competitors is strictly prohibited. \n    KAYAK INSPECTION: By entering the tournament\, contestants agree to have their kayak inspected by BCKFC\n        personnel. \n  \n\n  \n    WATER COURTESY / ENCROACHMENT \n    Do your best not to disturb someone else’s fishing area\, by encroachment\, or\n        noise. An angler officially establishes his/her fishing area by having their craft anchored in place. If you\n        come upon an angler in an egress area\, as quietly as you can\, ask which side he or she would like you to cross\n        at. A good rule of thumb is that if you can both cast to a common point you’re too close. Respect others and use\n        the golden rule. \n  \n\n  \n    PROTESTS \n    All protests must be written and submitted electronically (text/email/direct\n        message from social media) within 30 minutes of the conclusion of “weigh in” to be considered. The tournament\n        director is the final authority on deciding the merits/outcomes of a protest.  All anglers are encouraged\n        to report cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    CHEATING/FOUL PLAY \n    All anglers are encouraged to report violations. Cheating and contest fraud in a\n        fishing tournament is a felony crime in the state of Louisiana. Bayou Coast will enforce a zero-tolerance policy\n        with regard to cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION \n    All participants\, by signing up\, agree to take a polygraph examination if\n        requested. Any participant can be asked to submit to a polygraph examination. No explanation shall be required\n        from the hosts of the tournament as to why a specific individual is asked to submit to a polygraph examination.\n        Refusal to submit to or failure of a polygraph examination will result in disqualification from the tournament\,\n        forfeiture of any and all prizes / awards\, and potential banishment from all future Bayou Coast events. No\n        refunds for tournament fees will be granted for person(s) refusing to submit to or failing a polygraph\n        examination. \n  \n\n  \n    RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE \n    A waiver\, release of liability\, and covenant not to sue are part of the entry\n        form. It is required that all contestants take responsibility for themselves while participating in event\n        activities. Please DO NOT let your competitive nature push you into doing dangerous things. You must agree to\n        the Waiver to participate. The Waiver is in the online registration page linked below. BE SAFE\, BE SEEN\, AND\n        WEAR YOUR PFD! \n  \n\n  \n    COMMUNICATION \n    No electronic communication with non-registered anglers during tournament hours\,\n        unless not fishing related (your spouse/kids\, work\, etc). No pre-arranged coordination with any non-registered\n        anglers on the water for the purpose of scouting or locating fish during tournament hours.  \n  \n\n  \n    PFD REQUIREMENT \n    You must properly wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD while afloat in your\n        watercraft during all Bayou Coast events. PFD’s must be worn outside of the angler’s outermost layer of\n        clothing. Failure to comply with this rule during competition could result in disqualification from the\n        tournament. Disqualification will be determined by the Tournament Director based on investigation of any\n        specific incident. PFD’s may only be briefly removed on the water for the purpose of adding\, removing\, or\n        adjusting clothing while an angler is stationary and not actively fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    RULE CHANGES \n    Interpretation of rules is exclusively left to the Tournament Directors and Bayou\n        Coast Officers. The decisions of this group are final in all matters and are not subject to appeal. Please do\n        your part in not providing a reason to place them in a position where they must make rulings\, decisions\, etc.\n        Keep it simple\, keep it clean\, and when in doubt…do the right thing. \n  \n\n  \n    CATCH REQUIREMENTS \n    Each participant must catch their own fish. You may not give fish to another\n        participant. You may not net a fish for another (adult) participant. Youths should hook and retrieve their own\n        catch. A parent/guardian may net fish for them and may handle the fish once it is netted (including pictures in\n        CPS events). In CPS events\, anglers (participant or not) may not aid in taking pictures of fish in any\n        way. \n  \n\n  \n    DRONE/UAS USAGE \n    Tournament participants are not allowed to use unmanned aircraft systems (drones)\n        during the tournament day(or official practice days) to scout for fish\, spy on other anglers\, or any other means\n        that may be viewed as benefiting/advancing their fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    WEATHER \n    Tournament days may be shortened or canceled due to unsafe weather or water\n        conditions. The decision to shorten or to cancel will be left totally to the discretion of the Tournament\n        Director. A 4-hour period shall constitute a day of fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    REFUND POLICY \n    There will be no refunds available. Should the event date change for any reason\,\n        an announcement will be made\, and a refund grace period allowed for anglers who cannot make the new date.\n     \n  \n\nTourneyX Link : REGISTER HERE !\nThe tickets below are only for SEASON PASS holders to purchase calcuttas.
URL:https://bayoucoast.com/event/dawn-til-dusk-2026/
LOCATION:Louisiana Statewide\, Louisiana
CATEGORIES:2026 Series
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260613
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260614
DTSTAMP:20260701T173533
CREATED:20251217T175427Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T203136Z
UID:353971-1781308800-1781395199@bayoucoast.com
SUMMARY:Trout Challenge 2026
DESCRIPTION:TourneyX Link : REGISTER HERE !\nREGISTRATION\nRegistration will be through the TourneyX PRO app ( REGISTRATION LINK ). Season Pass holders can purchase their calcutta entries in the ticket section below. Ticket sales end Friday\, June 12th\, 2026 at 8:00PM Central. \nFORMAT\nBayou Coast is running Trout Challenge 2026 as a Catch\, Photo\, Submit (CPS) tournament through the TourneyX PRO app. Anglers can choose to fish anywhere down the LA-1 corridor\, Bason’s to Grand Isle. Entry into the tournament will be $35 per angler or via the BCKFC Season Pass. Calcuttas are optional additional entry.  There is no requirement for anglers to “release” their fish back into the water. However\, anglers are required to follow the strictest interpretation of Louisiana law regarding the keeping of fish as it relates to size and creel limit for all species. \nALLOWED BAIT / TACKLE \nOnly artificial baits are allowed.  Commercially produced scented baits and attractants are also allowed. \nOBJECTIVE\nWinner Determination\nThe angler with the highest total cumulative length is the winner. Number of fish submitted is irrelevant. In the event of a tie\, the angler with the longest fish will place higher. If the first fish does not break the tie\, the angler’s next largest fish will be used\, and so on down their list of submissions. In the event that the anglers are still tied\, then the angler who submitted their final fish first that is used in their stringer will win. \nFish Requirements \n\nSpeckled Trout\nLimit: 5\nMinimum length: No Minimum\nMaximum limit: No Maximum\n\nOptional Calcuttas (additional entry each)\n \nTie breakers for all calcuttas will be time of submission. \n\nMule Trout – Longest tournament legal speckled trout.\n\nLOCATION & BOUNDARIES\nYou may fish any accessible waters of the LA-1 corridor\, Bason’s down to Grand Isle. All water reachable from legal launch locations are fishable. All launches (ramps and combat style) must be publicly accessible and non-private. Private launches are only allowed if they are closer than ½ mile from the nearest public launch location. Participants may only utilize those private launches where other anglers can readily access the same fishing grounds. Fishing behind gated areas of the marsh is not allowed unless the angler has arranged for all other participants to also fish the area that day AND has made that possibility known to all by posting appropriate information on our forums at least one week in advance. \nTIMES\nLaunch and Lines In Time \nOfficial Launch Time:  5:00AM Saturday\, June 13th\, 2026\nOfficial Lines In Time:  5:30 AM Saturday\, June 13th\, 2026. \nYou may launch your kayak prior to 5:00 AM and stage within the immediate area of the launch.\nDO NOT travel forth until 5:00 AM or begin fishing UNTIL 5:30 AM. \nLines Out Time \nAnglers must stop fishing at 2:00 PM Saturday\, June 13th\, 2026. Photos taken after exactly 2:00:00 PM will be rejected. \nPhoto Submission Window \nAnglers will have from 5:30 AM until 2:30 PM Saturday\, June 13th\, 2026 to submit their photos. \nAWARDS & CEREMONY\nThe awards ceremony will take place on Saturday\, June 13th\, 2026 at 3:30 PM at the Pavilion at Fourchon Marina located at 288 Flotation Canal Rd\, Golden Meadow\, LA 70357 (In Fourchon) and will be streamed on Facebook Live. The TourneyX leaderboard will be turned off at 11:00 am\, we encourage everyone to come to the awards ceremony! You must be present to claim a prize (not including Championship Qualification/AOY points)\, unless previously discussed\, and approved by the tournament director.  \nPayout\, Awards and Championship Qualification \n\nPayouts: We will pay out 10% of the field. One paid spot for every 10 anglers that register.\nAwards: The top 5 finishers and 1st place Mule Trout will receive plaques.\nChampionship Qualification: The top 10% (round down to nearest 10) of finishers will qualify for the BCKFC Championship.\nEntry Fee Allocation: All net entry fees (total entry fees less documented tournament costs and expenses) will be paid out.\n\n\n\n  CPS TOURNAMENT RULES (CATCH\, PHOTO\, SUBMIT)\n  \n\n  TourneyX PRO is the official app and tournament scoring method for Bayou Coast CPS Tournaments. It is available\n    for Apple iOS and Android operating system smartphones. Make sure to download the PRO version as it is the only one\n    that works for BCKFC tournaments. For more information on how to use the TourneyX PRO app you can visit TourneyX Help\, or \n      TourneyX Youtube for video tutorials. \n\n  GENERAL REQUIREMENTS \n\n  \n    \n      A three-digit tournament identifier code will be released in the TourneyX Pro the night before the tournament.\n      This identifier must be clearly visible in every photo (e.g.\, written on a card or on your hand).\n    \n\n    \n      Photos of fish must be submitted within the stated submission window for this tournament.\n    \n\n    \n      Pictures will only be accepted if they include original metadata which contains GPS coordinates. Bayou\n      Coast retains all metadata information which may be reviewed by a single designated tournament director in the\n      event of a valid location or time-based protest as spelled out later in the rules.\n    \n\n    \n      The fish must be on a tournament approved measuring device\, the body centered between the rails\, and\n      alive.\n\n    \n\n    \n      Caught fish must be photographed before your next cast. This means an angler must bring a caught fish into their\n      kayak and take a picture before they begin fishing again. A fish that the tournament directors suspect is dead due\n      to being out of the water too long may be rejected. Examples of issues that may result in a disqualified fish are\n      faded color\, no slime coat\, shriveled tail\, etc.\n    \n\n    \n      Record all lengths in 0.25" increments. If the tail does not clearly reach a measurement line\, round down to\n      the nearest quarter-inch.\n    \n\n    \n      For any species with a stated maximum length\, the longest acceptable submission is 0.25" less than that\n      maximum. For example\, if the maximum length is 30"\, the longest fish you may submit is 29.75". Any fish touching\n      or crossing the maximum length line will not be accepted.\n    \n\n    \n      You can submit as many fish as you would like. TourneyX will automatically cull them for you. However\, you\n      can only submit one picture of each fish to be judged. In the event that a submitted fish picture is denied\, you\n      can request that the judge review another picture(s) of the same fish. It is smart to take multiple pictures of\n      each fish before releasing to make sure you get a good one.\n    \n  \n\n  ALLOWED MEASURING BOARDS \n  These measuring boards must be clean\, with all lines and numbers clearly visible so judges can accurately verify\n    your\n    submissions. \n  \n    \n      Ketch Boards. All models are accepted\, except the hinged 48” model.\n    \n    \n      Check-It Stik Kayak Elite Series. This specific model only will be accepted.\n    \n    \n      YakAttack Leaderboard\n    \n  \n\n  PHOTO REQUIREMENTS \n  \n    \n      The 3-digit tournament identifier code must be visible in the picture (written on a card or the back of your\n      hand).\n    \n\n    \n      The fish must be facing to the left with the tail to the right and the belly of the fish facing the angler.\n    \n\n    \n      The nose must be pressed up against the post of the measuring device. Please ensure that shadows do not obscure\n      the nose and post. If the judge cannot see that the nose is clearly up against the post\, the angler will face a\n      0.5” length deduction.\n    \n\n    \n      If the tail is not obviously touching or crossing a measurement line\, it will be rounded down to the next lower\n      quarter inch length.\n    \n\n    \n      There may be no lures or fish retaining tools in the fish’s mouth for the picture or the angler will face a\n      0.5” length reduction.\n    \n\n    \n      No other tools\, devices\, materials etc. may be touching or under the fish for any reason.\n    \n\n    \n      The mouth\, eye\, and edge of tail must be visible for the picture to be accepted\, with the tail flat on the\n      measuring board. The angler is not allowed to place their hand or fingers under the gill plate of the fish.\n    \n\n    \n      The top lobe of the tail of your fish must be inside the boundaries of your board. If using a Check It-Stik\,\n      the top lobe must be over the lines on the flat (bottom) portion of your board\, and not over the slanted lip on\n      the sides. Judges will make their best attempt to score the length of the fish in relation to visible numbers\n      and lines which the tail clearly crosses.\n    \n\n    \n      The picture must be taken overhead and not at an extreme angle.\n    \n\n    \n      If the judge deems your picture to be inauthentic or otherwise too problematic to accept\, it will be rejected.\n      Appeals may be made to the tournament directors as described below in the protests section. All submissions are\n      subject to final review by the tournament director. If the tournament director overrules the judge on a\n      submission\, the angler will have the opportunity to submit another picture of the same fish or a replacement\n      fish before the standings are finalized.\n    \n  \n\n  FISH SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS \n  \n     REDFISH\n       Anglers may not manipulate oversized redfish to appear shorter than the stated tournament maximum. Any\n        attempt\, or suspicion of attempt\, to do so will result is disqualification of the fish and potentially the\n        angler. \n    \n\n     SPECKLED TROUT / FLOUNDER\n      The mouth must be entirely closed with the nose pressed firmly against the post of an angler’s measuring\n        board. If the mouth is open at all\, a 0.5” length deduction will be taken. \n  \n\n  POST TOURNAMENT DATA DELETION \n  Following completion of the tournament and awards ceremony\, anglers may make a formal written request that their\n    entry is deleted from TourneyX. Doing so will delete all of the fish pictures\, metadata\, GPS\, and statistics from\n    the angler’s TourneyX account. This means these pictures/metadata/GPS will no longer be accessible to anyone\n    including the angler or tournament directors. This is a permanent irreversible decision. Making this request will\n    not disqualify the angler from qualifying for awards in this tournament. \n\n\n\n\n  ANGLER OF THE YEAR / CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION\n  \n\n  Eligibility\n    In order to earn Angler of the Year (AOY) points or a Championship Qualification\,\n    an angler must be a paid BCKFC member in good standing at the time of the tournament in which\n    those points or qualifications are earned. To be eligible to receive an invitation to the\n    2026 BCKFC Championship\, an angler must also have entered at least\n    three (3) 2026 Championship Series tournaments or have purchased the\n    2026 BCKFC Season Pass.\n   \n\n  Championship Qualification\n    The top 10% of anglers on the leaderboard for each Championship Series tournament earn a\n    Championship Qualification toward the 2026 BCKFC Championship.\n    At the conclusion of the five Championship Series tournaments\, anglers who earned a Championship Qualification\n    through\n    tournament placement and meet the eligibility requirements will be invited to compete in the Championship.\n    If fewer than 45 anglers qualify through tournament placement\, the remaining invitations will be\n    issued based on AOY standings among anglers who meet the eligibility requirements. Forty five anglers will be\n    invited to compete in the Championship.\n   \n\n  AOY Points\n    AOY points are awarded at each qualifying tournament. 1st place receives 300 points\, 2nd place receives\n    299 points\, 3rd place receives 298 points\, and points continue downward by one for each subsequent\n    finishing position. Eligible anglers who weigh in at least one legal fish will receive AOY points based on their\n    finishing\n    position. When applicable\, eligible anglers who do not weigh in a legal fish (“skunked”) but who check in at the\n    weigh-in\n    will receive 100 AOY points.\n   \n\n  AOY Standings\n    AOY standings used to determine Championship invitations will be calculated using each angler’s\n    best three (3) finishes from the five Championship Series tournaments. Final AOY standings\, which include the BCKFC\n    Championship\, will be calculated using each angler’s best four (4) finishes from the six total\n    events consisting of the five Championship Series tournaments plus the Championship.\n   \n\n  AOY Tiebreaker\n    In the event of a tie in the final AOY standings\, the tie will be broken based on\n    placement in the 2026 BCKFC Championship\, with the higher finishing angler receiving the higher AOY\n    ranking.\n   \n\n\n  \n    GENERAL RULES\n    \n  \n\n  \n    PARTICIPATION AND ELIGIBILITY \n    Participation is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. Minors are eligible to\n        participate with a parent or legal guardian signature on the release form. All participants represent that they\n        are physically and mentally competent and fit and able to participate. By entering\, all participants agree to\n        assume all risks of personal injury\, death\, and damage to or loss of property and further agree to indemnify and\n        hold BCFKC\, its officers\, members\, agents\, and sponsors harmless from and against any and all claims\,\n        liabilities\, and causes of action resulting directly or indirectly from participation. \n  \n\n  \n    FISHING LICENSE  \n    All anglers must possess all licenses and permits required by law to catch or\n        harvest any species eligible in this tournament. \n  \n\n  \n    KAYAK/WATERCRAFT REGULATIONS \n    ALLOWED PROPULSION METHODS: Paddle\, pedal\, pole and electric motor. See additional requirements for motors below.\n     \n    MOTOR ELIGIBILITY: Only one electric motor may be attached to the kayak. It must be attached to\n      the kayak in a safe manner for operation and meet the following criteria: \n    \n      Maximum of 3 HP or 155 foot-pound thrust.\n      Dual-prop motors operated by a single power source are allowed if manufactured and sold as a single unit.\n    \n    WATERCRAFT ELIGIBILITY: Must be a vessel the manufacturer identifies and sells as a kayak\, including: inflatable\n      kayaks\, modular kayaks\, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) and canoes. Catamaran-style personal fishing vessels are\n      allowed if they comply with all other regulations. Other watercraft may be approved by the BCKFC\n        Board prior to competition. \n    PROHIBITED WATERCRAFT: The following are NOT allowed: soloskiffs or vessels marketed as skiffs\,\n      homemade kayaks\, sailboats\, jon boats\, pirogues\, coracles\, rowboats\, dinghies\, skiffs\, float tubes\, inflatable\n      rafts\, rigid inflatable boats (e.g.\, Zodiac)\, pontoon boats\, pontoon-style pond boats\, twin-hull watercraft\, or\n      similar.\n     \n    WATERCRAFT SIZE RESTRICTIONS: Vessel must be at least 9 feet and shorter than 18\n        feet. \n    ANCHOR SYSTEMS: Both manual and motorized anchor systems are permitted. \n    DEPTH FINDERS: Depth finders and fish finders are allowed. \n    WADE FISHING AND BANK FISHING: Contestants may wade fish or fish off the bank only if they\n      remain within 100 feet of their launched paddle craft. “Launched” means the\n      kayak is partly in fishable water (not in a parking lot puddle). \n    PROHIBITED ACTIONS: Mother-shipping\, tethering\, holding\, or any transportation coordination with\n      non-competitors is strictly prohibited. \n    KAYAK INSPECTION: By entering the tournament\, contestants agree to have their kayak inspected by BCKFC\n        personnel. \n  \n\n  \n    WATER COURTESY / ENCROACHMENT \n    Do your best not to disturb someone else’s fishing area\, by encroachment\, or\n        noise. An angler officially establishes his/her fishing area by having their craft anchored in place. If you\n        come upon an angler in an egress area\, as quietly as you can\, ask which side he or she would like you to cross\n        at. A good rule of thumb is that if you can both cast to a common point you’re too close. Respect others and use\n        the golden rule. \n  \n\n  \n    PROTESTS \n    All protests must be written and submitted electronically (text/email/direct\n        message from social media) within 30 minutes of the conclusion of “weigh in” to be considered. The tournament\n        director is the final authority on deciding the merits/outcomes of a protest.  All anglers are encouraged\n        to report cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    CHEATING/FOUL PLAY \n    All anglers are encouraged to report violations. Cheating and contest fraud in a\n        fishing tournament is a felony crime in the state of Louisiana. Bayou Coast will enforce a zero-tolerance policy\n        with regard to cheating. \n  \n\n  \n    POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION \n    All participants\, by signing up\, agree to take a polygraph examination if\n        requested. Any participant can be asked to submit to a polygraph examination. No explanation shall be required\n        from the hosts of the tournament as to why a specific individual is asked to submit to a polygraph examination.\n        Refusal to submit to or failure of a polygraph examination will result in disqualification from the tournament\,\n        forfeiture of any and all prizes / awards\, and potential banishment from all future Bayou Coast events. No\n        refunds for tournament fees will be granted for person(s) refusing to submit to or failing a polygraph\n        examination. \n  \n\n  \n    RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE \n    A waiver\, release of liability\, and covenant not to sue are part of the entry\n        form. It is required that all contestants take responsibility for themselves while participating in event\n        activities. Please DO NOT let your competitive nature push you into doing dangerous things. You must agree to\n        the Waiver to participate. The Waiver is in the online registration page linked below. BE SAFE\, BE SEEN\, AND\n        WEAR YOUR PFD! \n  \n\n  \n    COMMUNICATION \n    No electronic communication with non-registered anglers during tournament hours\,\n        unless not fishing related (your spouse/kids\, work\, etc). No pre-arranged coordination with any non-registered\n        anglers on the water for the purpose of scouting or locating fish during tournament hours.  \n  \n\n  \n    PFD REQUIREMENT \n    You must properly wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved PFD while afloat in your\n        watercraft during all Bayou Coast events. PFD’s must be worn outside of the angler’s outermost layer of\n        clothing. Failure to comply with this rule during competition could result in disqualification from the\n        tournament. Disqualification will be determined by the Tournament Director based on investigation of any\n        specific incident. PFD’s may only be briefly removed on the water for the purpose of adding\, removing\, or\n        adjusting clothing while an angler is stationary and not actively fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    RULE CHANGES \n    Interpretation of rules is exclusively left to the Tournament Directors and Bayou\n        Coast Officers. The decisions of this group are final in all matters and are not subject to appeal. Please do\n        your part in not providing a reason to place them in a position where they must make rulings\, decisions\, etc.\n        Keep it simple\, keep it clean\, and when in doubt…do the right thing. \n  \n\n  \n    CATCH REQUIREMENTS \n    Each participant must catch their own fish. You may not give fish to another\n        participant. You may not net a fish for another (adult) participant. Youths should hook and retrieve their own\n        catch. A parent/guardian may net fish for them and may handle the fish once it is netted (including pictures in\n        CPS events). In CPS events\, anglers (participant or not) may not aid in taking pictures of fish in any\n        way. \n  \n\n  \n    DRONE/UAS USAGE \n    Tournament participants are not allowed to use unmanned aircraft systems (drones)\n        during the tournament day(or official practice days) to scout for fish\, spy on other anglers\, or any other means\n        that may be viewed as benefiting/advancing their fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    WEATHER \n    Tournament days may be shortened or canceled due to unsafe weather or water\n        conditions. The decision to shorten or to cancel will be left totally to the discretion of the Tournament\n        Director. A 4-hour period shall constitute a day of fishing. \n  \n\n  \n    REFUND POLICY \n    There will be no refunds available. Should the event date change for any reason\,\n        an announcement will be made\, and a refund grace period allowed for anglers who cannot make the new date.\n     \n  \n\nTourneyX Link : REGISTER HERE !\nThe tickets below are only for SEASON PASS holders to purchase calcuttas.
URL:https://bayoucoast.com/event/trout-challenge-2026/
LOCATION:LA-1
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SUMMARY:Cajun Castaway 2026
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LOCATION:Calcasieu Lake (Big Lake)
CATEGORIES:2026 Series
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SUMMARY:BCKFC Championship 2026
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LOCATION:LA-1
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