The Alabama Bass Federation Inc. is one of the fifty-one states and international federations that make up the amateur arm of The Bass Federation, Inc. Alabama is one of the largest state federations with over one thousand members in clubs across the state. Alabama Federation 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 surrounding our sport.

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. 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. Birmingham, Alabama

The goal of the Birmingham Bass Club is to teach and develop the best and the brightest fisherman in the state of Alabama, all while qualifying anglers for the B.A.S.S. Nation Championship and the Bassmaster Classic. Our membership is assembled by novices and experts alike. We have several Club Tournaments per year as well as a few "fun" events that focus on club unity. The club also supports the Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation events, as we qualify our fisherman to the next level. Birmingham, Alabama

We are a small local club whose goal is to catch fish, offer fellowship to other anglers and have fun while doing it. We fish 10 regular club tournaments on lakes all over Alabama. The Birmingham Bass Masters was founded in 1969 and is one of the oldest organized bass clubs in the US. Although we are not a B.A.S.S. Federated organization, we do embrace the principles and purposes of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society. Our club goals are to stimulate public awareness of bass fishing as a sport, offer our state conservation department our organized moral and political support and encouragement, to promote full adherence to all conservation codes, to improve our skills as bass anglers through a fellowship of competition and a sharing of our knowledge with fellow club members. Homewood, Alabama

A Central Alabama Bass Fishing Club. Dannelly Air National Guard (DANG) Bass Club, Montgomery, Alabama was found back in the early 1980s by a group of Airman that loved the sport of competitive bass fishing. We constantly search for new teams inviting them to come and join our club and fish with us in a competitive atmosphere. Montgomery, Alabama

The Bar-D Fishing Club in Marion, Alabama, is a place for wholesome family fun.

The Eastern Shore Fly Fishers Club was founded in 2009 by a group of sportsmen dedicated to the stewardship of the sport of fly fishing in the lower Alabama area. The club is comprised of fly fishers of all experience levels, and strongly encourages newcomers to the sport and area. The club meets regularly on the 3rd Thursday of every month, and conducts social fly tying on the 4th Thursday of every month. The club makes additional efforts to provide educational opportunities in fly fishing, casting, and tying throughout the year. Fairhope, Alabama

Golden Rod Bassmasters was formed in Birmingham, Al. in 1976 by John Martin and Robert Brown. These men sought to provide a Bass Fishing Club that would allow minorities the opportunity to bond and excel in the great sport of Bass Fishing. Mr. Martin and Mr. Brown shared their vision of a minority bass club with nine other gentlemen who enjoyed and respected bass fishing.The Pioneering Spirit and Vision of these 11 men made it possible for us to enjoy the luxury of having a Bass Club that we can call our own today. Golden Rod Bassmasters is the oldest Federated Club for men of color in the state of Alabama. Forestdale, Alabama

LBAA, Women's Professional Bass Fishing Tournament Trail. OUR MISSION: To provide women with an opportunity to fish professionally, to grow the sport of bass fishing and to build a program that will allow future generations of young ladies with more opportunities to compete in the sport of bass fishing. Birmingham, Alabama

Lake Guntersville Bassmasters was established in 1973 to promote the fun, enjoyment, and comradery of competitive fishing. We have continued as a club into the new millennium with same goal in mind. We strive to have fun and learn with each outing and we are a family oriented club. We encourage the family to participate as often as possible, especially via our 'buddy' tournament and picnic each year. Madison, Alabama

A tournament fishing club based in Mobile, Alabama. The finest and most respected billfishing club on the Gulf Coast.

The Monroe County Bass Anglers was established on April 14, 1992. Our primary goal is to stimulate public awareness of bass fishing as a major sport. To offer our state conservation department our organized moral and political support and encouragement and to belong to and support our B.A.S.S. state federation. To promote full adherence to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards. To detect and report any polluter and call public and political attention to his crime. To improve our skill as bass anglers through fellowship of friendly exchange of expert bass-catching techniques and ideas, and to promote and encourage youth fishing, and a love for this great recreation. Monroeville, Alabama

North Alabama Kayak Anglers was conceived the winter of 2011 by Nate and Dave Mayfield to learn more about Kayaking and Fishing and meet other local anglers. The first loosely organized group “get togethers” took place on the Elk River in Southern Tennessee with 4-6 anglers. The original group consisted mostly of family and close friends. Club events and attendance continued to grow through 2016, 2017, and 2018 with tournament averages reaching 65+ and Facebook group reaching over 2500 members. North Alabama Kayak Anglers will continue to stay true to its roots as a “fun” fishing group, an overall casual place for Kayak Anglers to chat, meet new friends, and fish. We will take advantage of the sports popularity to teach best practices and how to stay safe on the water. We will also embrace and support the growing sport of competitive kayak fishing. Birmingham, Alabama

The Northport Bass Club was formed in 2005 by local area fishermen who live and fish within the West Central Alabama area. We welcome the first time club angler, and encourage a family atmosphere. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama

Pine Level Bass masters is an Alabama Bass Federation Club that fishes the Alabama area lakes and rivers. We are constantly searching for new members and encourage everyone (civilian, military, retired military) to come and see what bass fishing in a competitive atmosphere is like. The club promotes the ideas of Bass conservation, environment, family, and friendship. You don't even have to have a boat to fish with us! Prattville, Alabama

We strive to represent Fly Fishing in our region, and represent FFI and fly fishers like you. We are dedicated to the sport you love as well as protecting our fisheries & watersheds. If you love to fly fish, FFI & SECFFI are your organizations. The mission of the Southeastern Council of Fly Fishers International (FFI) is to support the legacy of fly fishing for all fish in all waters by promoting the sport of fly fishing, protecting critical fishing resources and engaging with our members to foster fellowship among our community. Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina