SUF Bass Challenge

Community Tournament


Dates and Passcode in 🏆 suf-bass-challenge channel

Weighbook Registration

How to Register

Not an SUF School member yet?

Join SUF School here first, then come back to register.


  1. Grab the passcode in the SUF Community Brian L. posts it for SUF School members. Please don't share it outside SUF.

  2. Open the tournament on WeighBook Tap "Register on WeighBook" above, or search WeighBook for "SUF Fall Big Bass Challenge."

  3. Tap Register and enter the passcode Fill out the form. It's free, no payment needed.

  4. Watch for your tournament code WeighBook texts you your personal code the night before tournament start.

How to Submit

SUBMISSION FORMAT

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WEIGHBOOK CATCH PHOTO

  1. Measure on a bump board: Commercial board with a 90° stop and ¼" marks. Zero end to the photographer's left, belly down, mouth closed against the bump, tail flat.

  2. Show your tournament code: Your WeighBook code on white paper, a card, or your hand or arm, visible in the photo.

  3. Submit in WeighBook right away: No edits, filters or cropping. Your WeighBook submission time is official and breaks ties, so get them in early.

  4. Release the fish: Handle it with care and get it back in the water fast.


WeighBook keeps your best 5 for you and culls automatically. No threads and no tracking your own bag. Submit every bass you catch, and the leaderboard does the rest.

The Rules

  • Window. See start and stop time for current tournament in 🏆suf-bass-challenge channel of the SUF App.

  • Who can fish. SUF School members with the tournament passcode. Free entry.

  • License. Have a valid state fishing license for whatever water you're on.

  • Water and bait. Public US waters only, artificial bait only, and you catch your own fish. No live bait, and no fish caught by a partner.

  • Species. Largemouth, smallmouth or spotted bass. No minimum length.

  • Measuring. Commercial bump board with a 90° stop and ¼" marks. No tape measures, no homemade boards. An open mouth costs up to ¼".

  • Tournament code. Your WeighBook code must be visible in every photo. The code is your proof.

  • Photos. Submit directly in WeighBook. No edits, filters or cropping after capture. Any sign of editing risks DQ on that fish.

  • Daily Big Bass. The longest bass of any species submitted each day (Eastern calendar day) wins that day.

  • Species standings. Ranked by your single longest fish of each species across all nine days. Top 10 per species are recognized.

  • Best 5 Total. The main leaderboard ranks anglers by the total length of their 5 longest fish of any of the three species across all nine days. A bigger fish automatically replaces your smallest.

  • Ties. Broken by the bigger single fish, then the earliest submission time.

  • Rulings. Every catch is reviewed by the weighmaster. Weighmaster rulings are final.