February 18, 2020

Mossy Oak Fishing Announces High School Contingency Program

Paying Out Over $20,000

Mossy Fishing High School 2020-2021

UPDATE: This program will run through July 2021 due to the cancellation of 2020 events.

Mossy Oak Fishing, the title sponsor of the Bassmaster High School Fishing Series, is proud to announce its all-new Mossy Oak Fishing High School Contingency Program.

The program is available for all high school fishing teams competing in any B.A.S.S. Nation and B.A.S.S. High School fishing tournaments. Mossy Oak Fishing is awarding the top 25 teams with cash prizes, with first place paying $10,000. With over $20,000 being offered to qualified anglers, this program serves as an investment into high school bass anglers and their future as women and men in the outdoors.

In addition to fishing for life-changing payouts, competitors will also have access to exclusive deals and discounts from industry-leading partners of Mossy Oak Fishing, ranging a considerable variety of product categories.

“At Mossy Oak Fishing, we understand the importance of involving and supporting young people in the outdoors. This contingency program is a direct result of that. We are excited to launch this program built specifically for high school anglers,” said Ben Maki, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Mossy Oak. “We want to make youth a priority and this new system is evidence of that. We look forward to implementing and building the program.”

High school fishing team coaches are encouraged to register their teams immediately. Coaches will have the ability to backdate entries to January 1, 2020. The online home for the High School Contingency Program is https://fishmossyoak.com.

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