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Bassmasters of Virginia (PBV) is one of the oldest bass angling clubs in the
greater Washington, D.C., area. The club is a not-for-profit organization
dedicated to the advancement of bass fishing, conservation and youth involvement
in angling. Its members generally come from Virginia, Maryland and Washington,
D.C., and share a common passion for bass fishing.
For more than 30 years, PBV has been hosting fishing
tournaments on the Potomac River, sponsoring public events in support of the
community and holding an annual youth fishing derby. The Potomac River is PBV’s home water but club tournaments have been held in northern and southern
Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Delaware and other regional locations.
Tournament destinations are selected by the
members prior to the start of the tournament season.
Each
club tournament is a open-draw format that pairs boaters with non-boaters.
This format allows for boating partners to rotate, which helps build friendships
among members and facilitates the exchange of angling knowledge and information.
 Club meetings are held on a monthly basis at
various locations.
The meeting time is 7:00 p.m. If you plan to attend, please reconfirm the date, time
and location by reviewing the meeting schedule posted on this site or the
"ticker" at the bottom of this page.. Membership dues
are $75.00 per year. Applicants for membership are invited to participate in
three club events. After the third event, a membership vote is taken to admit
the applicant and then membership dues are collected.
Bass anglers join PBV for the
camaraderie and the friendly competition provided through club tournaments. If
you are interested in becoming a member or want more information, please contact
our chapter president Arnold Aspelin at 301-567-3030; e-mail
aaspelin@erols.com,
or
contact our chapter vice president Rick Kortlang at 703-971-1943 or e-mail rick.kortlang@verizon.net.
You do not need to own a boat to join the club. Membership is open to both
boaters and non-boaters.
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