Freshwater Slam (lake, pond and stream):
description to follow
- Large Mouth Bass
- Small Mouth Bass
- Trout – any
- Crappie – any
- Sunfish – Green or Red Dear
- Bluegill
- Catfish – any
- Carp – any
Inshore Slam (bay, shore and pier):
description to follow
- Spotted Bay Bass
- Sand Bass
- Calico Bass
- Sculpin
- Halibut
- Barracuda
- Bonito
- Croaker – any
Offshore Slam (open USA/International waters and islands):
description to follow
- Bullfish – any
- Tuna – any
- Bonito
- Dorado
- Yellowtail
- White Sea Bass
- Lingcod
- Rock Cod – any
Baja Slam (anywhere below border in Mexican water):
description to follow
- Billfish – any
- Dorado
- Grouper – any
- Sierra
- Cabrilla
- Yellowtail
- Lingcod
- Rock Cod – any
- White Sea Bass
Rules:
-Any legal IGFA method of catching fish can be used.
-Fish can be released
-A single fish can only be used for one specific slam, it can not be used in multiple slams.
To Qualify:
-Catch fish
-Take photo of fish and angler together
-Send info to Weigh Master with following information:
- Anglers name
- Date of catch
- Type of fish
- Location of catch (area)
- What Slam you want it to go into
Recognition: A certificate of accomplishment will be presented when every fish within a specific slam is documented.
If all 4 Slams are completed then a Grand Slam trophy will be presented to the person who accomplishes it.
Tracking: Slam information will be tracked on the SDA website under the Slams tab (page). This is for SDA members in good standing only.
Click for Demo SLAM results spreadsheet…
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