Boston Bonanza Fishing Tournament
When:
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 8:00a -
Sunday, Sep 14, 2025 5:00p
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 8:00a -
Sunday, Sep 14, 2025 5:00p
Where:
Online event
Admission:
$65.00
Hosted by:
Categories:
Accessible Spots, Kid Friendly, Nature, Social Good
Event website:
https://www.elevateyouth.org/bostonbonanza
Get ready for your biggest catch yet! The 2nd Annual Boston Bonanza Virtual Fishing Tournament is here, and sign-ups start NOW! Help us make a difference for Boston youth from underserved communities by joining our catch-and-release fishing tournament benefiting Elevate Youth's FishOn! program.
Picture this: Sun on your face, rod in hand, and the thrill of catching a fish, all while supporting an amazing cause!
What:
A virtual catch-and-release fishing tournament benefiting Elevate Youth's Fishing programs
When:
Tournament runs from May 26th to September 14th
Price:
$65.00
What's included:
Competition: The opportunity to compete for Best in Class awards (1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes) for Black Bass or Striped Bass, plus exciting bi-weekly challenges for smaller prizes!
Boston Bonanza Captain's Bag: Includes a Boston Bonanza drawstring bag, the official Boston Bonanza 2025 measuring board, and a ticket to the Elevate Youth Games event on September 18th at Cisco Brewers, where prizes will be awarded. Food will be provided at the event.
Boston Bonanza Shirt: Sign up before the end of April to be guaranteed a Boston Bonanza shirt!
Easy Participation: Submit your Best in Class entries via the form linked on our website or by email. Submit your Bi-weekly social media challenges entries via social media tagging @Bostonbonanzafishing & @ElevateYouth or by email.
For more details visit
www.elevateyouth.org/bostonbonanza
Requirements
- A valid Massachusetts Fresh and/or Saltwater fishing license is required. States with reciprocal licenses are also allowed. (Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire)
- Fishing must take place in public waterways in Massachusetts or other reciprocal states (Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire). Saltwater fishing must be from shore or accessed from a boat ramp within Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, or New Hampshire.
- The tournament follows a catch-and-release format. However, fish can be kept for personal use in accordance to state guidelines.
- Rod fishing only.
