2024 Minn Kota & Humminbird Owners Tournament

2024 Minn Kota & Humminbird Owners Tournament

Jan 16, 2024

Johnson Outdoors are honored that countless anglers put their trust in their brands to pursue their true passions. To show their appreciation, they want to thank the many anglers who have helped build these brands into the foundation of the fishing industry. To celebrate you with a weekend dedicated to fishing, prizes, and memories that will last a lifetime qualified anglers can join this Owners Tournament. 

Join us for the second annual Minn Kota & Humminbird Owners Tournament and enjoy being a part of the Minn Kota and Humminbird community. 

Where: Pickwick Lake – Counce, TN
When: May 30 – June 1, 2024

            • Choose to compete one, two, or all three days!

Format: Big Bass
Prizes: Over $180,000 in cash and prizes are up for grabs!

            • Grand Prize for Biggest Bass: $50,000

            • Overall Top 5 Prizes

            • Hourly Payouts

Registration will close on Wednesday, May 29th at 7 pm CST. 
  
REGISTER & LEARN MORE >>

Eligibility: Each boat owner (“captain”) must own either one Minn Kota product and/or one Humminbird product (trolling motor, shallow water anchor, electronics, and/or battery charger). Each captain is allowed to be accompanied by up to two participants who are not owners of either a Minn Kota or Humminbird product. Each captain will be checked by a tournament official on-site for such product(s). Professional anglers are not eligible to compete (see our sec 2.06 of our rules).

More Information: For full details visit the following pages

            • How it Works: Format, How to Enter and Tournament Details

            • Rules: Full eligibility and participation rules

            • FAQs: Common questions answered 

To learn more about the Minn Kota and Humminbird Owners Tournament and to register today, visit https://minnkotaowners.com/

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