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Texas Team Trail Presented by Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s Releases 2021 Schedule

Strong mix of popular venues for upcoming season

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (January 7, 2021) – The Texas Team Trail (TXTT) presented by Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s recently unveiled the schedule for the 2021 season, which includes stops at some of the most popular tournament bass lakes in the country. 

The regular season will kick off February 20, 2021, at Sam Rayburn Reservoir – a favorite stop for many TXTT anglers. The following month, the TXTT will return to Amistad Reservoir, a popular river impoundment that previously hosted the 2012 TXTT Championship.

A return trip to the famed Sam Rayburn in May will wrap the regular season. The two-day TXTT Championship is set for June 5-6 on Lake Whitney. The final stop marks the first time the TXTT has hosted an event on the flood control lake. With 225 miles of shoreline, anglers will need to rely on their skills to find productive waters to win. 

The TXTT Lucas Oil Team of the Year will be decided at the championship event as well. The team that has accrued the highest amount of points from the regular-season and championship events will win custom Lucas Oil rings and paid entry fees for the 2022 TXTT season.

Bass anglers should clear their calendars for a new and exciting event coming to Texas on April 17. The official announcement with details on the event will be released soon.

2021 TXTT scheduled events:

February 20 – Sam Rayburn

March 27 – Amistad Reservoir

May 8 – Sam Rayburn

Championship

June 5-6 – Lake Whitney

Texas Team Trail events are made possible through the sponsorship and continued support of these well-respected brands: Cabela’s, Bass Pro Shops, Ranger Boats, Lucas Oil, Duckett Fishing, Aftco, Sunline, Mercury, Triton Boats, Power-Pole, NITRO, Protect the Harvest, Garmin, Valley Fashions, T-H Marine, Atlas, G-Juice, Navionics, Amphibia, Powertex Group.

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Source: Huntinglife