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Welcome to the North Cobb Bass Club Home Page. The North Cobb Bass Club is a
TBF Federation Fishing club. The purpose of this organization is to bring together
dedicated fisherman for fellowship, the exchange of fishing techniques, to adherence
to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards and to promote
and encourage youth fishing.
North Cobb Bass Club as a Club is to function as a dynamic and effective link with
other chapters of the state TBF Federation.
Our primary activity of the Club is bass fishing. We have a Club tournament each
month. The lakes we fish are mostly in Georgia, with an occasional lake in S.
Carolina, Tenn, Ala. Lake selection is done at each monthly meetings by the Club.
This is done so that the Club can select a "HOT" lake for each giving month.
Tournaments are fished on Saturdays.
Tournament pairing will be made via "blind draw". Boaters will be paired with
non-boaters. These parings will be done at each monthly meeting.
TBF Federation Fishing club. The purpose of this organization is to bring together
dedicated fisherman for fellowship, the exchange of fishing techniques, to adherence
to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards and to promote
and encourage youth fishing.
North Cobb Bass Club as a Club is to function as a dynamic and effective link with
other chapters of the state TBF Federation.
Our primary activity of the Club is bass fishing. We have a Club tournament each
month. The lakes we fish are mostly in Georgia, with an occasional lake in S.
Carolina, Tenn, Ala. Lake selection is done at each monthly meetings by the Club.
This is done so that the Club can select a "HOT" lake for each giving month.
Tournaments are fished on Saturdays.
Tournament pairing will be made via "blind draw". Boaters will be paired with
non-boaters. These parings will be done at each monthly meeting.
Last update: 5/5/08
Welcome to the North Cobb Bass Club Home Page. The North Cobb Bass Club is a
TBF Federation Fishing club. The purpose of this organization is to bring together
dedicated fisherman for fellowship, the exchange of fishing techniques, to adherence
to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards and to promote
and encourage youth fishing.
North Cobb Bass Club as a Club is to function as a dynamic and effective link with
other chapters of the state TBF Federation.
Our primary activity of the Club is bass fishing. We have a Club tournament each
month. The lakes we fish are mostly in Georgia, with an occasional lake in S.
Carolina, Tenn, Ala. Lake selection is done at each monthly meetings by the Club.
This is done so that the Club can select a "HOT" lake for each giving month.
Tournaments are fished on Saturdays.
Tournament pairing will be made via "blind draw". Boaters will be paired with
non-boaters. These parings will be done at each monthly meeting.
TBF Federation Fishing club. The purpose of this organization is to bring together
dedicated fisherman for fellowship, the exchange of fishing techniques, to adherence
to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards and to promote
and encourage youth fishing.
North Cobb Bass Club as a Club is to function as a dynamic and effective link with
other chapters of the state TBF Federation.
Our primary activity of the Club is bass fishing. We have a Club tournament each
month. The lakes we fish are mostly in Georgia, with an occasional lake in S.
Carolina, Tenn, Ala. Lake selection is done at each monthly meetings by the Club.
This is done so that the Club can select a "HOT" lake for each giving month.
Tournaments are fished on Saturdays.
Tournament pairing will be made via "blind draw". Boaters will be paired with
non-boaters. These parings will be done at each monthly meeting.
| Patrick makes it two in a row at Carters Lake !! |
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| Patrick Also Received the Big Fish Award with a 3 Pound 2.5 Ounce Spotted Bass. |
