	Bass Assassins of Southeast Wisconsin Contact Us Photos Schedule Tournament Results Home Roster Youth
	The two opens we will run on Buffalo Lake will be April 24th 2010 and September 11th 2010. Click to view the rules and registration for the open tournaments. The next Bass Assassins meeting will be at Gander Mountain in Waukesha/Brookfield on March 21st at 10:30am. Mr Bass 2009 Al Peace 55.57 lbs Picture of Al Peace Below Big Bag of 2009 Steve Maliborski 15.97 lbs on Lake Delevan Big Bass of 2009 Dean Wainscott 4.7lbs on Big Green Click to view the Year End Standings For more info about the club please contact us at dave@bassassassins.org To stimulate public awareness of bass fishing as a major sport. To offer our state conservation department our organized moral and public support and encouragement. To promote full adherence to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards. To detect and report any polluter and call public and political attention to his/her crime. To improve our skill as bass anglers through a fellowship of friendly exchange of expert bass catching techniques and ideas, and to promote and encourage youth fishing and a love for this great recreation. To function as a dynamic and effective link with other chapters of the State Federation embracing the principles and purposes of TBF/FLW. About Bass Assassins We, as a chapter of Wisconsin Bass, strive for positive public awareness for all of our doings. We are a not for profit organization. We are a friendly group that finds a way to help each other along the way but also can stay a little competitive. After all we are fishing for rank and prestige in order to qualify for higher ranking tournaments. We are a family orientated chapter, after all our wives, husbands, girlfriends, boyfriends, and other family members do have to live without us for most of the summer months!!! We try to stay with an eight tournament schedule, most of which stay within a 125 mile radius. Most of our tournaments are one day trips, some we will plan a weekend and fish two days in a row. A byproduct of traveling across the great state of Wisconsin fishing, is the scenery that you normally wouldn't see sitting at home or on a small pocket lake down the street. Some members join for the competitive aspect of the trips, some just look for some guaranteed fishing time, others just go along for the pure enjoyment of seeing the state and fishing waters that you wouldn't normally fish.