How to Register

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION IN DETAIL &  ALL TEAM MEMBERS

PLEASE READ REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. 

Review the registration list below to see if your team has already been registered. If your team is NOT listed, click on "Register a New Team" and fill out the registration form.

VERY IMPORTANT---PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND: If you are an ACA member or plan to be, you MUST use the exact same name (Michael J Smith Jr. vs Mike Smith) and the exact email address you used or plan to use for your ACA membership. If you fail to use the same name and email address, your points and awards may not be properly recorded. When registering, please make sure your information is marked as an ACA MEMBER.

FAILURE TO MAKE YOUR REGISTRATION PAYMENT WILL RESULT IN YOUR TEAM BEING IMMEDIATELY REMOVED FROM THE LIST OF PARTICIPATING TEAMS.  

PLEASE BE SURE TO INCLUDE ALL CONTACT INFORMATION FOR ALL PARTICIPATING ANGLERS INCLUDING A VALID MAILING ADDRESS, EMAIL ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER WITH YOUR REGISTRATION. 

PLEASE TRY TO ADD ALL MEMBERS OF YOUR TEAM WHEN REGISTERING. 

Step 1: Enter "Team Name." Please complete all required Team information. Proceed to Save and Add. 

Step 2: "Add Captian" Team Member/Captain. Please complete all required Captain information.

Step 3: "Add Captain As Angler" Captains, you must also register as a Team Member Angler. Please complete all required 1st team member information.

Step 4: "Add 2nd Angler" Add Second Team Member/Angler. Please complete all required 2nd team member information. If a second member has not been determined or added, you must add prior to the start of the tournament event.

Step 5: "Add 3rd Angler (If appliciable) Add third member/Angler. Please complete all required 3rd team member information. If a third member has not been determined or added, you must add prior to the start of the tournament event.

PLEASE NOTE: WHEN REQUIRED, PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITH YOUR REGISTRATION!

Registration is $125 per boat. Payment is due at sign in at the ramp on tournament day!

Angler Code of Conduct:

The purpose of this code of conduct is to align all participants, referred to as Anglers, with the values, policies of events, principals of sportsmanship, responsible boating and angling, conservation and professionalism as we continue to move forward with the mission of growing the sport of catfishing within our communities. 

1. Anglers participating in a TSHH sanctioned event shall observe this code of conduct and the applicable rules for the specific event in which they are participating. Violations will result in disciplinary actions. Anglers’ actions shall not reflect unfavorably on TSHH, its members, directors, peer review committee, other tournament anglers, sponsors or the events. Angler shall make their best effort to demonstrate professionalism and positively promote the sport of catfishing and tournament fishing. Anglers are expected to portray high standards of sportsmanship, courtesy, safety, respect and conservation.
2. Any angler who violates the Angler Code of Conduct will be subject to fines, loss of points, suspension from events, termination from future participation or any combination deemed appropriate by the TSHH Directors and Peer Review Committee. Courtesy toward fellow anglers and spectators: Any act by an angler which reflects or portrays a negative image for TSHH, the series or the sponsors will be grounds for disciplinary action. This is to include safe driving, safe boating practices, fish conservation, sportsmanship and any actions that could be seen in a negative way as viewed by the public.
3. Fishing Laws: All competitors are required to adhere to the laws for which the event is being held. This includes having the proper fishing license, creel limit(s), boat registration, speed zones and safety equipment.
4. Public Attacks/Social Media: The favorable reputation of TSHH events, peer review committee, sponsors, directors and anglers are valuable assets and tangible benefits. Therefore, anglers are prohibited from comments which unreasonably attack or disparage the integrity of the series, tournament officials, peer review committee, sponsors or fellow anglers. Anglers are encouraged to express their concerns and have a right to ask questions of the rules and policies of the events. However, responsible expression of questions or disagreements is expected of anglers. Anglers making public comments that they know, or should reasonably know, will cause damage or harm to the series, peer review committee, sponsors, TSHH Directors or anglers will not be tolerated.
5. Rule Violations: Any credible suspected rule violations must be brought to the Peer Review Committee or TSHH Directors, in writing with proof via pictures, video, text, within 15 minutes of the scales closing. Each angler agrees to report any suspected rule violations, in writing, and signed by the angler. Failure to report suspected violations, or suggestions and banter to other anglers that someone may have violated the rules without being reported to the Peer Review Committee or TSHH Directors, will result in disciplinary action.
6. Polygraph: By signing this code of conduct, anglers agree to submit to a Polygraph examination at anytime throughout the season, if requested by the TSHH Directors. In the event the TSHH Directors’ determine the need for a polygraph examination, anglers will make themselves available at a reasonable time and location. If the need for a polygraph test is determined, the fee for the test administration will be deducted from the end of year prize money. If an angler fails an examination or returns with undetermined results, it will result in disqualification for the event and up to disqualification from the series. If an angler fails to submit to a polygraph examination, that angler will be disqualified from competition from the series and all future events.