Yeti Open Reels In Branson Sept 26–28 2026: Big Bass Battle
Yeti Open 2025: Compete for over $340,000 in prizes at Table Rock Lake’s premier bass tournament!
Event details
The YETI Open 2026 is a three-day bass fishing tournament taking place from September 25 to September 27, 2026, at the picturesque Table Rock Lake in Branson, Missouri. This event is designed for anglers of all skill levels, from seasoned professionals to enthusiastic amateurs, offering a chance to compete in a friendly and supportive environment. The tournament’s setting provides a stunning backdrop of clear waters and lush forests, creating an ideal setting for both competition and relaxation.
The event kicks off on Friday, September 25, with registration and an angler welcome at Long Creek Marina. Fishing begins at 6:30 AM each day, with hourly weigh-ins and payouts, ensuring continuous excitement throughout the weekend. Participants can compete for a share of the $340,000 prize pool, including a grand prize package valued at $133,000, featuring $50,000 in cash and a fully equipped 2026 NITRO® Z20 XL boat. While the official list of sponsors and additional activities will be announced closer to the event, the YETI Open is known for its commitment to providing an unforgettable experience for all competitors and spectators.
Whether you’re an avid angler aiming for a top finish or someone looking to enjoy a weekend by the lake with friends and family, the YETI Open 2026 offers something for everyone. The event’s welcoming atmosphere and beautiful natural setting make it an ideal destination for families, pet lovers, couples, and large reunion groups. To participate, anglers can register online, with entry fees set at $275 for the full three-day event, $175 for two days, or $125 for a single day. For those traveling from out of town, nearby lodging options are available through Lake.com, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. Ready to make some lakeside memories? Start planning your stay now on Lake.com.
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