There is nothing quite like the feel of a bass tugging on your line! If you love fishing in Texas, or just being out on the water, then you should join us for the Bass Brigade! You will learn a lot about the different fish species and ways to improve their environment, as well as protect and improve the water quality of Texas’ waterways, ponds, lakes, bays, and estuaries.

 

BASS BRIGADE BOOKS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS!

-Due/post-marked by March 15th

-BoAs will be reviewed, selections made, and scholarships awarded

-Send or email to the Texas Brigades San Antonio Office

-Make sure to also submit your Assistant Leader/Special Agent App

Time & Place

Bass Brigade
Warren Ranch, Santa Anna, July 17-21, 2019

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Bass Brigade is a unique educational program designed to educate high school age youth (ages 13-17) about aquatic ecosystems and natural resource management. For five days, high-achieving youth study botany (terrestrial and aquatic plants), biology, river, pond, and lake management, water quality and quantity strategies, and land and water stewardship. There are also activities involving photography, journaling, and art. Fishing skills, safety, and ethics are also covered. The other major components of the Bass Brigade are life-skills, such as leadership, team-building, critical-thinking, public speaking, and communication.

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THANK YOU to our generous Bass Brigade Donors and Supporters!

Committee

Steven Bardin Texas Pro Lake Management
Kyle Brookshear Texas Parks and Wildlife
Luci Cook-Hildreth Lower Colorado River Authority
Josh Flowers Twin Oaks Pond Lake Management
Dakus Geeslin Texas Parks and Wildlife
Paul Geeslin
Michael Holcomb Stregare Cheesecake Company
Michael Homer Texas Parks and Wildlife
Gary Klein Professional Angler
Kanyon Klein Tarleton State University Student
Nic Martinez Texas Parks and Wildlife
Brian Robert Texas Wildlife Association
Clint Robertson Texas Parks and Wildlife
Kassi Scheffer Texas Wildlife Association
Debbie Wade Texas Parks and Wildlife