Nations Capital Bass Federation on the Potomac River

Exciting Bass Fishing Tournament on the Potomac River

Are you ready to join us for a thrilling bass fishing adventure? The Nations Capital Bass Federation (NCBF) presents the Potomac River Outing, an exceptional bass fishing tournament designed for anglers eager to showcase their skills in freshwater settings. Mark your calendar for July 13, 2025, and get ready to head to Smallwood State Park Ramp in Marbury, Maryland, where this annual event will take place.

Who Can Participate?

This tournament welcomes both boaters and co-anglers, making it an inclusive event for all fishing enthusiasts. With entry fees set at $140 for boaters and $90 for co-anglers, there’s an opportunity for everyone to join in the fun. Compete against fellow anglers for cash prizes, which will be awarded to the top three finishers and for the largest catch. The prize payouts will be determined based on the total entry fees collected, so the more participants, the bigger the prizes.

What are the Benefits of Competing?

In addition to the excitement of competition, participants will earn valuable points toward qualifying for the State Team and the TBF National Semi-Final Tournament. The top boater and co-angler will earn 200 points each, while all participants will receive a minimum of 50 points. This is a fantastic opportunity to improve your standings and gain recognition in the fishing community.

Safety Requirements for Boaters

Ensuring safety on the water is paramount. Therefore, boaters are required to have a minimum of $300,000 in liability insurance. This precaution measures not only protect you but also enhance the overall safety of the tournament.

Join Us for an Unforgettable Experience

Prepare for a day filled with camaraderie, competition, and the chance to catch your biggest bass yet. Whether you’re an experienced angler or new to the sport, the Potomac River Outing promises to be a memorable experience. Don’t miss out on the excitement and the opportunity to make lasting memories while fishing in the stunning waters of the Potomac.