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A Preview of the Georgia Division

A Preview of the 2024 ABA Professional League Georgia Division

The world of weekend bass angling is about to witness a new chapter in competitive fishing, and it’s all thanks to the ABA Professional League. This revolutionary league is empowering weekend anglers and redefining their fishing experience. One of the most anticipated divisions in this league is the Georgia Division, promising an exciting lineup of tournaments set against the backdrop of some of the state’s most renowned fishing lakes.

A Watershed Moment in Bass Angling

The ABA Professional League is making history by allowing weekend anglers to compete solo in a prestigious National Series. This groundbreaking shift puts anglers in control of their destiny on the water. The series, commencing in early 2024, consists of 16 divisions, each featuring three one-day Divisional qualifying tournaments and one two-day Divisional Championship.

Lucrative Payouts and Coveted Prizes

One of the standout features of the ABA Professional League is its commitment to competitive payouts. Anglers who’ve long grappled with payouts below 70% at single-day events will find solace in this league, which offers an impressive national series payout of 80%. This ensures that anglers are duly rewarded for their skills and efforts.

For those who excel, the top award for a one-day divisional event can soar to an impressive $10,000 with a full field. Caymas Owners can further enhance their earnings by securing an additional $7,000 through the Caymas Cash program, potentially netting a substantial $17,000 at a one-day event.

Flexibility and Personalization

Flexibility reigns supreme in the ABA Professional League. Anglers accumulate points based on their performance in each event, with the best three one-day events and the best two-day event, regardless of the division, counting towards national standings. This unique system empowers anglers to strategically select events that align with their strengths and preferences, ultimately enhancing their national standing within the league.

Moreover, the league provides anglers with the opportunity to bounce back from low-scoring tournaments by participating in one-day or two-day events from different divisions. This flexibility gives them the ability to proactively influence their national standings.

The Quest for Angler of the Year

Excellence doesn’t go unnoticed in the ABA Professional League. Each Division’s Angler of the Year will have the chance to compete head-to-head for the coveted title of Angler of the Year at the Championship, with significant cash awards on the line.

A Commitment to Fair Play

Integrity and fair play are non-negotiable in the ABA Professional League. Truth verification measures are firmly in place at events to ensure a level playing field for all participants, underscoring the league’s unwavering dedication to maintaining fairness.

The Grand Finale

The apex of the ABA Professional League is the Championship, scheduled to take place in spring 2025. The venue will bring together the nation’s top anglers, all vying for the ultimate title in weekend bass angling.

2024 Georgia Division Schedule and Lakes

The Georgia Division of the ABA Professional League promises an action-packed season with events at some of the region’s most renowned fishing lakes:

February 10, 2024: Lake Lanier – Laurel Park – Register
Lake Lanier, often referred to as Georgia’s premier bass fishing destination, spans over 38,000 acres and offers exceptional opportunities to catch both largemouth and spotted bass. The tournament at Laurel Park will provide anglers with access to Lanier’s deep waters, submerged structures, and rocky points, all of which are known for producing trophy-sized bass.

March 9, 2024: Lake Oconee – Sugar Creek Marina – Register
Lake Oconee, located in the heart of Georgia, is known for its scenic beauty and thriving bass population. Sugar Creek Marina, the tournament venue, is situated on the lake’s tranquil waters, where anglers can target largemouth and hybrid striped bass. The lake’s varied structure, including submerged timber and boat docks, will challenge anglers and reward those who can decipher its secrets.

March 23, 2024: Lake Sinclair – Dennis Station – Register
Lake Sinclair, a sister lake to Lake Oconee, is another gem in Georgia’s fishing landscape. With its 15,000 acres of water and abundant aquatic vegetation, Sinclair offers excellent bass fishing opportunities. The tournament at Dennis Station will test anglers’ abilities to navigate the lake’s diverse habitats, from submerged grass beds to rocky points.

September 28-29, 2024: Lake Oconee – Sugar Creek Marina – Register
The Georgia Division will return to Lake Oconee’s Sugar Creek Marina for a two-day tournament, providing anglers with a unique chance to compete over the course of two days on these fertile waters. September will bring its own set of challenges and strategies, making this event a thrilling conclusion to the division’s season.

These lakes not only offer excellent bass fishing opportunities but also showcase the natural beauty of Georgia’s landscape. Anglers participating in the Georgia Division of the ABA Professional League can look forward to testing their skills in these diverse and dynamic fishing environments. With each lake presenting its unique set of challenges, the competition promises to be both thrilling and rewarding for all participants.

More information, sample payouts, and Rules are available under Professional Series on AmericanBassAnglers.com

American Bass Anglers is proud to be sponsored by industry-leading companies, including Caymas Boats, Mercury Marine, MotorGuide, T-H Marine, Power Pole, RT Outdoors, Optima Batteries, HotelPlanner.com, and LurePartsOnline.com.

About American Bass Anglers: Committed to providing low-cost, close-to-home tournaments for weekend anglers, American Bass Anglers offers an exciting platform for individual angler progression.

For more information about American Bass Anglers and its various series, including the American Fishing Tour, the American Couples Series, the Professional League, the annual Military Team Bass Tournament, the Top 150 Solo Tour, and the all-new ABA Professional League for 2024, presented by Caymas Boats, visit www.americanbassanglers.com or call (256) 232-0406 for more information.

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