Topic: Florida BCB Owners Regional

Florida BCB Owners Regional

Our first Florida Event is in the books. We had a good turn out with hopes of getting much more next year. The weather definitely played a factor this weekend as we didnt see anything near the weights the Kissimmee Chain can produce. Thats fishing! Even with it being slow it was a great event. We got to meet a lot of our fellow BCB enthusiasts and new friendships have definitely been kindled, and thats what it is all about. Good camaraderie, time well spent on the water, and of course blazing as fast as we can to get to the fish in the best looking boats on the water. Special thanks to the SE Regional Sales Rep, Mr. Paul Rossi, for coming out. He helped us with the weigh in and was a pure example of why so many of us choose BassCat. A fine Southern Gentlemen and as always treated all of us owners as family. It was great meeting him and working with him getting this years event together. Rob at Aqua Tech Marine brought a brand new Margay for the display and the banners. He also ran around on the water in his brand new demo Caracal. That is one sweet boat. Rob went out of his way to support this event. He made sure the pay outs were good and we had plenty of goodies to go along. All of our conversations along with his support of this event really proves he wants to take care of his customers first. After the final day weigh in he went around to the boaters with questions about their electronics and made sure they understood everything before he left. At one point in the tournament, one of our boaters needed a pedestal for their seat (I think theirs may have still been in the garage that morning). Without skipping a beat, Rob had Nick pull one off the Margay and let the boater use it. Mark at Big Toho Marina made sure we had the scales and all the amenities needed to have a smooth running tournament. He event treated all of our competitors with breakfast on day two! Finally, thanks to Rick and BassCat overall. These events are a blast, and I can say that running one in California, and now Florida, the BassCat Family is truly nation wide. Full of great people with a common passion for fast boats and big fish. Were looking forward to next years event. See the pictures for final results, and the beautiful 11.16# lunker brought in by our winning team of Eddie Rivera and Pete Saraf. Great job to everybody!Please for all of you who made it out, send me your likes and dislikes. We will do what we can to accommodate as this event is for all of us. - Chaz

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October 6, 2015 at 12:04 am #281942

bigkahuna71
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SuicideNemesis,A HUGE amount of thanks goes to you for making it all happen. I know I speak for more than myself that a good time was had by all.I dont see much need for change unless maybe some might want to move it down the chain a notch. Would probably have to schedule pretty carefully/early to catch a two day stretch at Camp Mack with enough rooms to accommodate though. Probably hard to beat the marina/ramp setup though unless we went all the way down to Okeechobee. Toho might be the shortest drive for most involved anyway by average I would guess.Rob and Aquatech were great and it was good to meet Paul too.Thanks again!

October 6, 2015 at 12:35 am #281943

SuicideNemesis
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Thanks BK. With all the support we got from Mark I dont see us moving the venue, but we do need input for the date next year. Im thinking the new moon of September next year. Let me know your thoughts. – Chaz- Chaz

October 6, 2015 at 4:57 pm #281944

RonRyals
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Want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone involved with the tournament!!! Vickie and I had a great time and look forward to next year. The new moon in September would probably be a good time to have it. Thanks again everyone!!! -Ron

October 6, 2015 at 11:00 pm #281945

SuicideNemesis
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Ron, it was awesome meeting you and your wife. Thank you for coming out. Let me know if you make it down south of Miami, we can hit up some peacocks. I just posted most of the pictures on the facebook site. (www.facebook.com/floridabasscatownersevent) We are still working through the process of getting all the photos off the cameras and on the computers. There were too many to post here on the yuku site.Thanks all for coming out!- Chaz

October 6, 2015 at 11:27 pm #281946

High Cotton
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Great job
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