SUF Bass Challenge
Community Tournament
🏆 suf-bass-challenge
How to Submit
SUBMISSION FORMAT
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INDIVIDUAL ANGLER THREADS
To keep submissions organized, each angler posts all fish in their own dedicated thread in the "🏆 SUF-bass-challenge" channel.
• Create ONE Post/Thread in the SUF tournament chat titled "[Your Name] — May SUF Bass Challenge"
• Post your first fish as the opening post of your thread
• Post all additional fish as replies inside your own thread
• Do not post tournament fish in other channels or in another angler's thread — misplaced fish may not be counted
• Each individual fish post timestamp is the official submission time for tiebreakers - get them in early
The Rules
Submission via the SUF app week long tournament chat before fishing. If you're not in the chat, you can't submit. No back-channel entries via text, email, or DM.
Have a valid state fishing license for whatever water you're on.
Fish public US waters only, artificial bait only, you catch your own fish. No live bait, no fish caught by a partner.
Largemouth, smallmouth, or spotted bass — 12" minimum (or state minimum if higher).
Use a commercial bump board with a 90° stop and ¼" marks. No tape measures, no homemade boards.
Tournament code on white paper, card, or hand/arm — visible in every photo. This matters even more in a chat format because there's no app metadata backing you up. The code is your proof.
Fish positioning: zero-end of board to the photographer's left, belly down, mouth fully closed against the bump, tail flat. Open mouth = up to 1/4” deduction.
Post the photo directly to the SUF tournament chat — no edits, no filters, no cropping after capture. Take it, post it. Any sign of editing risks DQ on that fish.
Your chat post timestamp is your submission time — that's the tiebreaker source of truth. Post promptly when you catch; don't sit on a bag.
Track your best fish. Without Fishing Chaos auto-culling, we need to know which fish is in your best so far.
