The bass fishing tournament and fan event that rocked Canadian competitive bass fishing in 2009 is back,
bigger and better for 2010. Oct. 2-3, the second
edition of the Berkley B1 Canadian Bass Open, will blast-off from the pristine waters of Lake
St.Francis in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec. The Berkley B1 is a two
day, team format competition, pitting the best anglers in Canada
against one another for the ultimate bragging rights.
Who will challenge the 30.35-pound monster limit brought to the scales by
Nigel Touhey and Charles Sim at a tournament on this same body of water
last fall? Tournament anglers, weekend fisherman and fishing
enthusiasts don't want to miss this event. This
October, come enjoy the fun and witness who will be crowned the next B1 Champion.
Registration opens a week from Saturday on Feb. 6 at 6 a.m. Cost per team is $500. There will only be 150 two-person teams allowed so sign up early or miss out on the chance to be the next Berkley B1 champion and the more than $75,000 in cash and prizes available. For more information on the Berkley B1,
click here.
