Welcome to Chester County Bass Masters...

Picture
Our club is here to provide all bass fishermen of any skill level, from beginner to advanced, with a boat or as a rider, with the opportunity to competitively bass fish in local and some distant waters. We emphasize sharing of all information related to catching bass, honest and open communication amongst all members, adherence to all rules and regulations, as well as conservation and youth oriented projects.

If you like fishing for bass and tournaments sound like fun to you, but you just need someone's back seat to ride on, we're the club for you! Find out a little more about us here. We hope to see you soon.

2021 Top 7 finishers in AOY Race and Rider of The Year

Picture
Paul Sirochman AOY____ Lou Croce_______ Steve Weimar________ Sean Geerlof________ Steve Manista______ Bob Donaldson______ Ryan Sweeney____ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Rookie of the Year_____ Rider of the Year

2021 Chester County Bass Masters

News and Announcements

We would like to thank our Sponsors for 2022. Please check out their sites for information on great products!! Click on the logo to be taken directly to their site.

contingency Cash awards

sponsors

Picture
SERVPRO of Hunt Valley "Like it Never Even Happened" 410-229-0012
Picture
610-623-3760

  • Congratulations to Paul for winning 2021 Angler of the Year and a great season!
  • Check out our Facebook Group
  • Thinking about joining us? Ask questions on our message board or email one of our officers!
  • Join our mailing list and stay up to date on what is going on with Chester County Bass Masters. Receive big news and our Open Tournament reminders and results.  Fill out the Newsletter form below and get connected.   
  • Club meetings are usually the third Thursday of each month and the next club meeting for the 2022 season is August 18th, 7pm. Location: We've been holding them virtually. Contact us to get the link: info@chestercountybassmasters.com. 

2020 Season Slide Show
Congratulations to Duane Essick and Jay Pirollo for their first place finish, twice in the last three years!
​
Top 5 teams shown based on best 4 txs
​(Complete results)

​​2022 CCBM AOY Standings
​Top 7 anglers shown based on best 7 txs. 
(complete results)

2021  CCBM AOY
!! Paul Sirochman !!

Rider of the Year 2021
​!! Ryan Sweeney !!


2022 Club Tournament Results
​CCBM Tournament #1
 North East River
​April 9, 2022
​

The 2022 season starts out with a slow bite. Big bags are out there but they were tough to find. 
We had 27 anglers looking to start the year off right but only 7 found fish to bring to the table. 
Lou Croce ended last season just shy of the AOY title but starts 2022 on top. 
Lou only brought 2 fish to the scales but they were the right ones. His total weight of 8.41 lb was enough to give him the win but he also took home Lunker honors as well as the Rolling Lunker award with a 5.68 lb Largemouth!! 
Paul Sirochman rolls a 2021 AOY right into a 2nd place finish and is looking to repeat a spectacular 2021 campaign.
His 2 fish for 5.16lb may not represent a big bag but net him big 2nd place points as he hopes to repeat.

New old member Russell Davis shows home and takes home a check for his trouble. He showed up at the scales with a solid spring Largemouth that tipped the scales at 4.91 lb.
​CCBM Tournament #2
 Nanticoke River
​April 23, 2022
Young guns show up strong at the 2nd event of the year. 
20 of the 23 anglers brought fish to the scales with more than half of them bringing 4 or more fish.
Adam  Harkness takes home his first win as a member of CCBM. He had a great day catching them on a Buzzbait all day long and culled a bag that was 10.20 lbs and just misses out on the day's Lunker award.
Travis Nale brings in a strong bag and takes home a 2nd place finish. His limit of bass weighed in at 9.79 lb.
​He pairs this with a win last year to start off his time with CCBM!!
Tom Yaw gets a jump to an early lead in the Rider Of The Year race after taking home a 3rd place finish. His bag weighed in at 8.68 lb on a day when many caught them!

Complete results HERE

Join us on Facebook!!