Board of Directors.

One in every 400

Americans is a B.A.S.S. member and bass anglers are found in every state

600,000 Members

B.A.S.S. has over

Eddie Plemons

President

ALBassNation-District-Clubs
605 Farr Circle
Birmingham, AL35226
205-979-3526 Home
205-910-6630 Cell
info@albassnation.org

John Thornton

District 1

2762 Shady Grove Rd.
Russellville, AL35653
256-332-0889 Home
256-366-3583 Cell
John.Thornton@med.GE.com

Christopher Tate

District 2

1803 Hermitage Avenue SW
Decatur AL 35603
(256) 505-2022
Christopher.tate2@gmail.com

Bill Gordon

District 3


(850) 982-5214
wtgordon@charter.net

Phillip Curvin

District 4

19 Oriental Drive
Alexandria, AL 36250
(256) 591-4638
Pcurvin@cableone.net

Johnny Clark

District 5

3010 66th Ave
Northport, AL35473
(205) 792-1323 cell
jclark6612@aol.com

Kip Balkcom

District 6

1652 Crescent Blvd
Auburn AL 36830
(334) 748-0232
kip.balkcom@gmail.com

Tomy Gamble

District 7

217 Woodland Dr.
Eclectic, AL36024
(334) 857-3198 Home
(334) 202-4321 Cell
tomygamble@windstream.net

Tim Windham

District 8

210 Madylene Lane
Jackson, AL36545
251-246-0421 Home
251-387-0420 Cell
timwindham@bellsouth.net

Phil Williams

District 9

7392 Bromley Lane
Bay Minette, Al. 36507
251-709-0710 cell
just4bama@aol.com

Joe

District 10

125 Summerhill Road
Eufaula, AL 36027
334-619-1392

Ray Wimmer

Tournament Director

156 Summer Place Lane
Sylacauga, Al 35150
256-369-1088 Home
256-510-6181 Cell
mwimmer1171@charter.net

Vickie Plemons

Membership Director

605 Farr Circle
Birmingham, AL35226
205-979-3526 Home
205-835-5023 Cell
eddieplemons@charter.net

Darrel High

High School/Youth Director

30 Lee Road 445
Opelika, AL36804
(334) 332-3646 Home
(334) 707-3889 Cell
highdar@auburn.edu

Jim Howard

Secretary & Conservation Director

501 Five Mile Road
Eufaula, AL36027
334-616-6956 Home
334-616-1918 Cell
alcondir@aol.com

B.A.S.S. NATION

The B.A.S.S. Nation is an outgrowth of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society. For more than 30 years, the B.A.S.S. Nation has been more than a name. It has become a world community united by a sense of camaraderie and a spirit of belonging to something unique that carries from generation to generation. As the landscape of this great sport has changed, over the years, members have decided to join the B.A.S.S. Nation for many reasons other than exciting tournament fishing. The vision of true pioneers in our history – Ray Scott and Don Butler and many others – established conservation and a focus on building youth programs in addition to fishing competition as areas critical to the viability of the sport and our lifestyle. B.A.S.S. Nation Members, as well as B.A.S.S. employees and sponsors, have given tirelessly to the sport and the vision of these pioneers.

ALABAMA B.A.S.S. NATION, INC.

The Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation, Inc. is a nonprofit, tax-exempt umbrella organization for affiliated bass clubs in the state, and is one of the fifty-one state and international chapters that make up the amateur arm of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society. The B.A.S.S. National Nation has over 50,000 members in the United States, Japan, South Africa, Italy, Canada and Zimbabwe. Alabama is one of the largest state Nations, with over 40 affiliated bass clubs and 1,000 members. Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation members are grass roots anglers dedicated to the future of bass fishing. We promote “catch and release” and are very protective of the natural resources of our state and sport. Through our affiliation with Bass Anglers Sportsman Society, we can bring tremendous resources to bear on promotional issues and focus to the goals of the Nation.

Interested in Fishing a NATION TOURNAMENT?

Rising through the ranks of the Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation to compete in bass fishing’s most prestigious tournament (the Bassmaster Classic) takes dedication and perseverance, but the rewards for advancing to the next level are great. In the 2007 Bassmaster Classic, six Nation anglers competed and one took 4th place overall in the event. Nine anglers with Alabama roots competed in the Classic which was won by a HOME TOWN angler, Boyd Duckett of Demopolis, who walked away with a $502,000 check.