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Download Tournament Brochure (PDF) FREE TAKE ONE Presented by 25th Anniversary 2021 QUALIFY FOR THE $50,000 $165,000 POINTS RACE 2021 CLASSIC New Changes!! Regional Championships & Points Race REGION 2 Guaranteed Minimum Cash and Prizes! Lake Harding, AL • February 13, 2021 • Local St. Johns River • December 5, 2020 • Local Local Events $10,000 Lake Hartwell, SC • March 5 & 6, 2021 • Super Region Championships $25,000 Santee Cooper, SC • March 12 & 13, 2021 • Super Super Events $25,000 Dale Hollow Lake, TN • April 3, 2021 • Local Pro & Amateur West Point Lake, GA • April 9 & 10, 2021 • Regional Championship Divisions Lake Greenwood, SC • October 8 & 9, 2021 • Early Bird 2022 Qualifi er & Super Event Lake Hartwell, SC • October 15 & 16, 2021 • National Classic See Schedule Online e American Crappie Association F the Weekend Angl Traveling Pro www.crappieusa.com www.crappieusa.com 1 This is your winner. Lake Harding LAKE HARDING Meet the coolest college town in the South. 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Country style boneless ribs 1 Cube Beef Bouillon 1 Cup Allegro Tennessee Whiskey Marinade 1 Cup Water PRE-PREPARATION 1) Marinade ribs in 1 cup of Allegro Tennessee Whiskey Marinade in the refrigerator for 6-8 hours. DIRECTIONS 1) Place beef bouillon cube in the bottom of the Instant Pot. 5) Choose the “high meat” setting on the Instant Pot for a 2) Pour 1 cup of warm water in the Instant Pot. cook time for 45 minutes. 3) Place the marinaded ribs on the shelf in the Instant Pot. 6) After 45 minutes, allow Instant Pot to release pressure for safety. 4) Pour remaining marinade from the container used for 7) Serve with barbecue sauce if desired. marinading the ribs into the Instant Pot. Enjoy! Make Life Taste www.AllegroMarinade.com www.crappieusa.com 9 25th Anniv s y 2021 TOURNAMENT INFORMATION $ 00 • New Regional Divisions and Regional & National Points Race 165,000. • New Cash & Prizes minimum guaranteed pay backs of $10,000 at Local Events, CHAMPIONSHIP $20,000 at Super Events and $25,000 at Regional Championship Events. • Classic qualifi cation will be through Local Events, Super Events, Points and Regional Championship Events. Crappie USA Prizes • New: Teams must be pre-registered 7 days prior to event, to fi sh the Regional Guaranteed $10,000 at Local Events and Classic events. There is no seminar registration at these events. Guaranteed $20,000 at Super Events Entry Information Enter Local and Super Events by completing the entry form from this brochure by the mail-in Guaranteed $25,000 at Regional Championships deadline. ACA membership is required to fi sh our tournaments. Teams may consist of one or two partners, or a third partner under age 16. Entry is also permitted by phone or online. Regional Points Winnings $4,000 Each Region Seminar Information Total Points Awards $50,000 The night before each tournament we hold a seminar. Your team is responsible for knowing any additional rules and/or changes mentioned at the seminar. If you or your partner cannot attend you should have someone relay information from the meeting to you, Many national sponsor fi eld test Crappie USA Classic Qualification items will be awarded. Local fi shermen may be called upon to review local lake and fi shing condi- Top 2 of each division at local events. tions. Tournament rules will be reviewed and a question/answer session will follow. This is also your last chance to sign up for the next day’s local tournament. Top 5 of each division at super events. Top 15 teams in each division at regional championships. LOCAL EVENTS Top 10 points teams per region. Local Events consist of two divisions. If your winnings from the previous calendar year/season exceeded $4,000 per Top male/female at all events. team you must enter the Pro Division. Once you achieve Pro Status you will be Top adult/youth at all events. (Youth = under 16) required to enter Pro Division in all future events. Teams must enter a regional championship to Amateur Division – Geared with the average fi sherman in mind. Entry Fee in the Amateur division is $175.00 per team. Cash Payback will go to the Top 20% maintain classic qualifi cation. of the fi eld. Top 2 teams from a ACA affi liate club fi sh off. The Top 2 Teams in the Amateur Division at each event not previously qualifi ed will qualify for the Amateur Division at the Cabela’s Classic. Pro Division – Our advanced division for those who are more competitive Bonuses & Information minded Entry fee in the Pro division is $300.00.
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