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Welcome to the River City Bass Club.
We hope you will gain an understanding of who we are and what we do as an organization to promote the sport of angling. So come inside and view our Constitution and By-Laws, Meeting Schedule, Tournament Schedule and Tournament Results.
Club Update (01/18/2012):
RCBC Meeting
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
7:30pm
VFW Post 8787, 500 VFW Rd.
(Northbound IH-35 frontage between Braker and Yager)
Next Tournament:
Dates: Sunday, January 29, 2012
Lake: Lake Travis
Fishing Times: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Weigh In: Dink Pearson
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2012 Tournament Results:
2011 Angler of the Year:
CONGRATULATIONS to 2011 Angler of the Year, Don Blumrich. Don finished the year with a total score of 976. The year was challenging year due to the limited lakes to fish due to the low water levels.
Meeting and Club Reminders:
The February 2012 two day tournament location has been decided. The February 2012 two day tournament will be held at Lake Falcon. So please make your travel and lodging arrangements as soon as possible to make sure you have a place to stay. The dates for the February 2012 two day tournament will be Saturday, February 18th and Sunday, February 19th.
Congratulations to the RCBC Top 8 who took 6th place in the TABC Tournament at Lake Falcon. The teams were Don Blumrich & Damon Ross, Tom Lorden & Andy Zavala, Tim Champlin & Martin Warnish, Robert Johnson & Danny Clawson To view the full results please check out the TABC web site. Tournament Reminders:
 You must be in line by 30 minutes after the stop time to have your fish weighed. This was discussed at our meeting and only if you are in line by 30 minutes after the stop time, will your fish be weighed. Not on the ramp, in the parking lot on boat, etc.. You must be in line!
You must pay your entry fee before you weigh your fish or they will not be weighed. Please Do Not Call tournament directors or board members later than 10:00pm CST to sign up for tournament. Also as a reminder, please try your best to keep fish alive. With summer months on us, fish will need ice, aeration or Keep Alive granules to keep fish alive. For tournament questions contact Robert Johnson, contact information available on membership tab. GOOD LUCK! 
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The main purpose of our club is to promote fishing education, sportsmanship, fellowship, courtesy, conservation, safety and youth fishing. In addition, the club donates time and money to the community and charitable organizations with structured activities each year.
