Author: fftimes

  • Canadian Bass Championship Switches to Wet Weigh-Ins

    Before the 11th Canadian Bass Championship even begins, we can tell you that the winners will be the fish! Anyone who has ever watched a fishing tournament automatically feels some…

  • International Falls Bass Champion invited to 2006 Tournament

    By Bud Edwards Our field will grow by one to 137 in 2006 chairman Doug Cain announced in a press release explaining a resolution adopted by the board of directors…

  • Famous Outdoor Writers Wants to Come Back

    By Bud Edwards Bill Thompson, executive director for the Outdoor Writers of Canada, who attended and wrote articles on the Tournament last year, is seriously considering doing it again in…

  • Brian Kahler brings media skills to FFCBC

    By Bud Edwards Brian is the newest member of the FFCBC board of directors having attended his first meeting February 21st. “As one who has chosen Fort Frances as home,…

  • Ron Erb has been working since the last tournament

    By Bud Edwards Ron has been a tournament volunteer since 2001 when he began working with director Jim Brow as Team Leader helping create and take down all of the…

  • $1 Million and Counting

    By Bud Edwards Our week long community festival and Canada’s largest all cash smallmouth bass tournament achieved a significant milestone in 2004 when the total prize money won broke the…

  • FFCBC ends 2004 with a large deficit

    By Bud Edwards Chairman Doug Cain confirmed that the Tournament incurred an operating deficit of $23,061.02 in 2004. “We spent a lot of money celebrating the Tournament’s 10th Anniversary last…

  • New Web Site Launched!

    By Brian Kahler Each year the Bass Championship draws visitors and competitors from across North America.  What better way to keep in touch with the Canadian Bass Championship’s supporters than…

  • Chair’s Official Welcome for 2005

    Who would have thought, during the inaugural Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship in 1995, that the event would grow into the largest community event in the Rainy River District, and…