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Lead the Team Series in 2025:

Open a Team Series Division in your area!

Are you passionate about bass fishing and looking to make a greater impact in the sport you love? The American Bass Anglers (ABA) is seeking dedicated anglers to become Division Directors for the 2025 ABA Team Series. This is your opportunity to lead, organize, and grow a division in your local community, contributing to one of the most exciting grassroots tournaments in the country.

What is the ABA Team Series?

The ABA Team Series is a team-based tournament series designed for grassroots weekend bass anglers. With a low entry fee of just $150, strong payouts of up to 80% at the ramp, and close-to-home events, this series offers anglers a competitive yet accessible platform. It’s perfect for those who want to enjoy the thrill of tournament fishing without the high costs associated with professional circuits.

How Does the Team Series Work?

The series is composed of 15 divisions, each hosting six events throughout the season. These events include five one-day Divisional team qualifying tournaments and one two-day Divisional Championship. Anglers compete as teams, accumulating points based on their performance. National and divisional standings are determined by their best four one-day events and the best two-day event.

(Current divisions)
Alabama – South – 2
Alabama – North – 1
Alabama – Central – 4
Florida – Central – 3
Florida – South – 11
Georgia – South Carolina Line – 8
Georgia – North – 5
Illinois – Central – 6
Missouri – 24
Mississippi – Gulf Coast – 7
Ohio – North – 14
Tennessee Southeast – 9
Texas – South – 12
Virginia – North – 15
Virginia – South – 10

Why Become a Division Director?

As a Division Director, you’ll have the unique opportunity to:

  • Organize and Lead: Oversee six or more local events per year, ensuring they run smoothly and provide a fantastic experience for all participants.
  • Foster Community: Build a strong local angling community where teams can compete, improve their skills, and enjoy the sport together.
  • Shape the Future: Play a crucial role in growing the ABA Team Series, helping to establish it as a premier tournament for grassroots anglers.

What Support Will You Receive?

ABA is committed to your success. As a Division Director, you’ll receive:

  • Comprehensive Training: Learn everything you need to know to run successful tournaments.
  • Resources and Tools: Access to all the necessary materials, from registration systems to promotional support.
  • Ongoing Assistance: Our team will be there to support you throughout the season, ensuring your division thrives.

How to Get Started:

  1. Learn More About the Team Series: Visit our FAQs page to discover more about how the series works and the impact you can have as a director.
  2. Check for Open Divisions: Ensure there’s room for a new division in your region by reviewing existing divisions.
  3. Apply Today: Download the director’s application from our website and submit it to info@americanbassanglers.com. Once accepted, you’ll be equipped with everything you need to lead a successful division in 2025.

Download the Director’s Application

Save the application (PDF file), fill it out, save it again, email it to info@americanbassanglers.com

Don’t Miss This Opportunity!

Becoming a Division Director is more than just a role—it’s a chance to shape the future of bass fishing in your community. If you’re ready to take on this exciting challenge, we encourage you to apply today!

For any questions or additional information, feel free to reach out to us at info@americanbassanglers.com.

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