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Welcome to the Raytown Bass Club

Welcome to the official website of the Raytown Bass Club. Thank you for visiting our bass club’s site and please feel free to explore.

The Raytown Bass Club was originally incorporated in 1975 as non-profit corporation in the State of Missouri. The Raytown Bass Club has members from the greater Kansas City Metro area and we fish lakes from Truman Lake to Table Rock Lake to Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees in Oklahoma. Since 1975, our bass fishing club has focused on competitive bass fishing in bass tournament settings. Our club members are anglers of all different skill sets from experienced bass tournament anglers to fishermen who have only recently decided to try fishing in bass tournaments.

While we do have an emphasis on our bass tournaments, the Raytown Bass Club also believes in expanding the sport of bass fishing through teaching our members as much as we can in all aspects of the sport of bass fishing. Our meetings are held the second Monday of every month from February through December at the Independence, Missouri Bass Pro Shop’s Conservation Room. Introductions start at 6:30 PM and the meeting begins at 7:00 PM. We have discussions, short lectures, and guest speakers on a wide range of topics. Topics discussed in the past have included the use of various bass lures, bass tournament preparations, handling a bass boat in inclement weather, and how to winterize your bass boat.

Annual membership dues are $50 per year. The entry fee for each tournament is $30. For membership information, please click here.

We are looking forward to an informative year with guest speakers that include Bass Federation League and The Bass Federation tournament anglers, bass and fishing guides from area lakes, and continuing our classes on the proper usage of various bass lures.

If this sounds like the kind of bass club or fishing organization you would like to be a part of, stop by one of our meetings or contact one of the officers or send the club an email. We would enjoy the opportunity to meet you at our next bass club meeting.

EPA Petition to Ban All Lead in Fishing Tackle

Announcements

The EPA has recently received a petition proposing to ban all lead in fishing tackle. The petition is currently open for public commentary. In the interest of protecting our great sport and the integrity of outdoor recreation in general, please consider following the below link to more information and then to the EPA commentary page and let them know your opposition to the proposed ban.

Thank you to the American Sportfishing Association for making the club aware of this situation.

http://www.capwiz.com/keepamericafishing/issues/alert/?alertid=16355526

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Summer Poker Tournament

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Since August is typically not the best time to bass fish, the Raytown Bass Club decided to have a Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament instead of a bass fishing tournament. We had eight members show up for burgers and brats and the card game.

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The Winners Circle

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In an effort to make the content on our web site dynamic, the Winners Circle will be replaced with the "Area Lakes" forum.

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Tips: How to Disassemble a Bass Pro Reel

How To

After spending many frustrating hours trying to take apart a Bass Pro fishing reel, here is how to do it.

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Issues with the Raytown Bass Club Web Site

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Many of you have experienced issues getting to our web site. The problem started about July 19th and continued up until yesterday, July 30th.

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