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Virtual Tournaments
Big Lake Bass Team Virtual Tournaments
A monthly tournament where only Big Lake Bass Team anglers complete. They can fish any public body of water and enter their fish at any time during the tournament.
Junior, High School and Parent/Coach Divisions
Great prizes!
How do I compete? It is this simple!
- Download the FishDonkey App onto your phone
- Sign up with FishDonkey
- Search for BLBT
There are 3 tournaments for 2025
- May 11 - June 10
- June 11 - July 10
- July 11 - August 10
- Register for each of the tournaments
- Start entering fish!
2 pictures are required - 1 with the fish being measured and a hero shot - see examples below.
Rules and details for the Big Lake Bass Team contests can be found on www.fishdonkey.com
Student Angler Organization - SAO
Virtual Fishing League events are designed to be fun with a twist of competition. You want to save gas this season? Join us and fish your local lakes while competing for trophies and gift cards at each event.
- Virtual events (you pick the lake)
- Ages 5 to graduated senior in high school
- Catch-Record-Release format
- Reel Live Well App (available on iPhone & Google Play Store)
- Fish from a boat, kayak canoe or even shore
- Team consists of two anglers (2 students or 1 student with 1 adult)
- Random draw for Scheels gift cards at every event
- “Fall Fling” qualifier event with scholarship give away
Tournament dates, Registration and Rules for SAO events can be found on studentangler.org
Approved Rulers
These are the SAO and BATS approved rulers
These are required for any of the in-person B.A.T.S. or SAO virtual tournaments.
Please talk to a coach if you have any questions on the rulers.
Approved Ruler - MNSATT
This is the MNSATT approved ruler
These are required for any of the in-person MNSATT tournaments.
Please talk to a coach if you have any questions on the ruler or to purchase a ruler.
Measuring Example
Fishes Mouth is Touching the bump board
One hand on the side of the fish securing it
One hand pinching the tail to get maximum length
Round up to the next 1/4 inch when measuring. In this example, the fish was just over 20 inches, so it is a 20 1/4 inch fish.
Coaches review each entry and will adjust the length accordingly.
Hero Shot Example
Picture of the angler holding the fish!
Tournament Apps
ReelLiveWell
This app will be used at many tournaments in leu of live weigh-ins. Be sure to download the app and be familiar with it.
Timestamp App
Automatically insert current time and address when taking a photo or video in real time.
Juniors - 2025 B.A.T.S. In-Person Tournaments
2025 Schedule
6/14 - Clearwater
7/12 - Mille Lacs
8/9 - Le Homme Dieu
9/13 - Waconia - TOC
** Anglers and Coaches are responsible for understanding the rules **
High School - 2025 MNSATT In-Person Tournaments
2025 Schedule
5/18 - Regional TOC Qualifier (Miltona)
6/1 - Le Homme Dieu (Largemouth Only)
6/15 - Gull Lake Chain (largemouth only)
7/13 - Mille Lacs
7/27 - Mississippi Pools 4&5
8/10 - Pokegama (Tournament of Champions (TOC))
8/24 - Vermillion (MNSATT State Tournament)
** Anglers and Coaches are responsible for understanding the rules **
2025 Schedule
Regional
Registration Open Dates
Parking Plan Open Dates
MNBass
We are a non -profit organization dedicated to advancing the sport of bass fishing through tournament, youth, conservation and educational events while protecting and enhancing our natural resources
Check out their rules and tournament dates by clicking the button below.
B.A.S.S. Nation Tournaments
MN Junior B.A.S.S. has both Junior and HS tournaments available throughout the bass season.
Check out their rules and tournament dates by clicking the button below.
MN High School Muskie Tournaments
We are happy to announce the Minnesota Youth Muskie Tournament Trail.
Check out their Facebook page for additional information.