MLF Announces 2022 Schedules for Abu Garcia College Fishing and U.S. Army High School Fishing
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Aug 31st, 2021 by Keith Worrall
Modified Aug 31st, 2021 at 1:44 PM
MLF Announces 2022 Schedules for Abu Garcia College Fishing and U.S. Army High School Fishing
Up to $3 Million in Scholarships and Prizes Up for Grabs as well as Advancement Opportunities for Student Anglers
TULSA, Okla. (Aug. 30, 2021) – Major League Fishing (MLF), the world’s largest tournament-fishing organization, announced Monday the 2022 schedules for the Abu Garcia College Fishing Presented by YETI season and the U.S. Army High School Fishing Presented by Favorite Fishing season, culminating in the national championships for each circuit, providing scholarships and advancement opportunities for qualified teams.
“We are thrilled to announce our 2022 college and high school fishing schedules, and are looking forward to a fantastic year,” said Kevin Hunt, MLF Senior Director of Tournament Operations, College and High School Fishing. “MLF continues to provide student anglers from high school through college the chance to compete for scholarships and prizes, as well as multiple advancement opportunities to elevate their schools, sponsors and personal brands while working their way up through the MLF circuits. We are looking forward to 2022 being our most successful college and high school fishing seasons yet.”
The majority of U.S. Army High School Fishing tournaments are held on Saturdays and are preceded by an Abu Garcia College Fishing tournament the day prior. This provides students and parents the opportunity to network with prospective college teams and coaches during college weigh-ins to facilitate decision-making on future collegiate fishing careers.
The 2022 Abu Garcia College Fishing Presented by YETI National Championship Presented by Lowrance will be on Fort Gibson Lake in Wagoner, Oklahoma, March 29-31. Held in conjunction with REDCREST, the 2022 College Fishing championship will provide unique networking opportunities for college anglers with Bass Pro Tour pros and potential sponsors, as well as advancement opportunities for anglers to compete as pros and co-anglers in the 2022 Toyota Series Championship.
2022 Abu Garcia College Fishing Schedule
Abu Garcia College Fishing Open
Thurs-Fri Lake Chickamauga
Feb. 24-25 Dayton, Tenn.
Central Conference
Friday Table Rock Lake
April 8 Branson, Mo.
Friday MS River-La Crosse
July 29 La Crosse, Wis.
Friday Lake of the Ozarks
Oct. 14 Osage Beach, Mo.
Northern Conference
Friday Smith Mountain Lake
April 29 Huddleston, Va.
Friday Smith Mountain Lake
June 3 Huddleston, Va.
Friday Lake Erie
Sept. 9 Sandusky, Ohio
Southeastern Conference
Friday Harris Chain
Jan. 7 Leesburg, Fla.
Friday Lake Guntersville
Mar. 4 Guntersville, Ala.
Friday Pickwick Lake
Oct. 21 Counce, Tenn.
Southern Conference
Friday Toledo Bend
Jan. 21 Many, La.
Friday Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Mar. 11 Brookeland, Texas
Friday Lake O’ the Pines
Nov. 11 Jefferson, Texas
Western Conference
Saturday Lake Havasu
Mar. 5 Lake Havasu City, Ariz.
Saturday Clear Lake
April 30 Clearlake, Calif.
Friday California Delta
June 3 Bethel Island, Calif.
Abu Garcia College Fishing Presented by YETI National Championship Presented by Lowrance
Tues.-Thurs. Fort Gibson Lake
March 29-31 Wagoner, Okla.
Complete rules and more information for the 2022 Abu Garcia College Fishing Presented by YETI program will be announced later this fall and can be found online at MajorLeagueFishing.com.
In addition to the 13th annual High School Fishing National Championship, all High School Fishing anglers nationwide automatically qualify for the world’s largest open high school bass tournament, the 2022 High School Fishing World Finals run by MLF’s partners in fishing at The Bass Federation and held in conjunction with the National Championship on Pickwick Lake in Florence, Alabama, June 22-25. More than $2.8 million in scholarships and prizes were offered at the 2021 World Finals.
2022 U.S. Army High School Fishing Schedule
Saturday Harris Chain
Jan. 8 Leesburg, Fla.
Saturday Toledo Bend
Jan. 22 Many, La.
Saturday Lake Guntersville
Mar. 5 Guntersville, Ala.
Sunday Lake Havasu
Mar. 6 Lake Havasu City, Ariz.
Saturday Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Mar. 12 Brookeland, Texas
Saturday Table Rock Lake
April 9 Branson, Mo.
Saturday Smith Mountain Lake
April 30 Huddleston, Va.
Sunday Clear Lake
May 1 Clearlake, Calif.
Saturday Smith Mountain Lake
June 4 Huddleston, Va.
Sunday California Delta
June 5 Bethel Island, Calif.
Saturday MS River-La Crosse
July 30 La Crosse, Wis.
Saturday Lake Erie
Sept. 10 Sandusky, Ohio
Saturday Lake of the Ozarks
Oct. 15 Osage Beach, Mo.
Saturday Pickwick Lake
Oct. 22 Counce, Tenn.
Saturday Lake O’ the Pines
Nov. 12 Jefferson, Texas
Complete rules and more information for the 2022 U.S. Army High School Fishing Presented by Favorite Fishing program will be announced later this fall and can be found online at MajorLeagueFishing.com.
For complete details and updated information, visit MajorLeagueFishing.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament news and more, follow Abu Garcia College Fishing and U.S. Army High School Fishing on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube . For additional High School Fishing opportunities from The Bass Federation, including state championships, visit HighSchoolFishing.org.
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