The 2015 Bowfishing Association of American (BAA) World Bowfishing Championship is in the books. The event took place July 25-26 in Praire du Chien, Wisconsin, with 43 teams from across the country fishing waters along the Mississippi River. Teams had the opportunity to compete in the Numbers Division and Big 20 Division, as well as enter the Big Fish Pot. The entry fee was $200 for one division or $300 for both divisions. The Big Fish pot was $25 per team.
After a long night on the water, teams were required to be back for weigh-ins by 7:00am.
When all the fish were finally counted and weighed, winners from both the north and south were named world champions.
When all the fish were finally counted and weighed, winners from both the north and south were named world champions.
The Wisconsin boys, Nate Bula, Matt Smazal, Brandon Cole, and Tyson Warner of Team SLIMETIME won the world championship in the Numbers Division with 318 fish. 2nd Place went to Team Fowl Attitude with 302 fish, and Team Bowfishing Unlimited came in 3rd Place with 298 fish.
Team Lethal Injection’s Matthew McCrary, Trent Green, and Chas Higdon of Alabama brought the world championship back to the south with their win in the Big 20 Division with 381 pounds.
A big congrats to all the teams that competed in this year’s event.
What’s next for the bowfishing community?
Bowhunting.com is a sponsor of the Bowfishing Tour. Be sure to check out Bowfishing Tour’s Battle on the River bowfishing tournament at Paris Landing State Park in Tennessee, August 29-30. This will be a Big 20 format, as well as a new format, the Rough Slam. The Rough Slam is a fun new format for the team that simply likes to shoot stuff. The team with the biggest variety of legal rough fish at the end of the night wins this division. You can register online for this event at www.bowfishingtour.com.
What’s next for the bowfishing community?
Bowhunting.com is a sponsor of the Bowfishing Tour. Be sure to check out Bowfishing Tour’s Battle on the River bowfishing tournament at Paris Landing State Park in Tennessee, August 29-30. This will be a Big 20 format, as well as a new format, the Rough Slam. The Rough Slam is a fun new format for the team that simply likes to shoot stuff. The team with the biggest variety of legal rough fish at the end of the night wins this division. You can register online for this event at www.bowfishingtour.com.
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