Bass Tournament

Spring Classic Bass Tournament


The then-called Central Texas Area Chiefs of Police and Sheriff's Association Annual Bass Tournament became a long-standing tradition starting in 2001. It reinforced the organization’s commitment to community engagement and public safety partnerships. Established to strengthen relationships among local law enforcement personnel, the tournament provided a structured venue for camaraderie, leadership development, and positive outreach. Over the years, participation grew, reflecting strong stakeholder alignment and sustained interest from officers, families, and community supporters. The event served as a flagship initiative that advanced the Association’s mission while honoring the teamwork and service culture that define local law enforcement.

A man in a camo jacket and sunglasses holding a fish, standing under a canopy. Another man in a red shirt is nearby, and a third person is in the background near a tent with the words 'TUFF MAN' on it. There are cars and a grassy hill in the backgrou
Man standing next to a gray pickup truck holding a large fish.
Three people sitting at a table wearing headsets, recording or broadcasting, in a room with windows showing an outdoor playground or park.
Four men gathered around a table under a canopy at an outdoor event, with a blue support box displaying the logo for the Killeen Anglers club and various sponsor names.
Group of adults gathered around a white table with a tent canopy overhead at an outdoor event, with a blue trailer behind them and a red rope barrier in front.
Four people standing outdoors at a booth with a canopy, with a sixth person inside the booth. The individuals are smiling and dressed casually, with two men wearing black shirts and khaki shorts, one man in a red shirt and khaki shorts, and a woman i
Two men holding large fish in front of a blue tournament backdrop and screen, under a canopy at an outdoor fishing event.