Super Solo Series

Shoot-out November 2nd, 2023 Live Oak

2024 DATES:
FEBRUARY 10TH 2024 LIVE OAK
MARCH 16TH 2024 LIVE OAK
APRIL 6TH 2024 MILLERS FERRY
JUNE 22ND 2024 LIVE OAK
JULY 13TH 2024 LIVE OAK
AUGUST 10TH 2024 LIVE OAK
SEPTEMBER 14TH 2024 LIVE OAK
OCTOBER 19TH 2024 LIVE OAK

MOBILE DELTA SUPER SOLO Official Rules Effective 8-8-23:

EVERY ANGLER IS RESPONSIBLE TO READ THE RULES!!!!!

2023 SUPER SOLO SERIES Official Rules:
ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS INVOLVING THE RULES PLEASE CONTACT JEREMY BASS @ 228-327-5941 OR EMAIL MJEREMYBASS@YAHOO.COM

2023 Super Solo Rules

1. Tournament director has the final say and can deny any angler from entering the tournament no
exceptions. The Tournament Director will be allowed to participate in the tournaments.
2. Sportsmanship Rule: Any unsportsmanlike behavior during tournament hours will be grounds for
disqualification from the tournament. This includes but not limited to behaviors like, someone holesitting for you,
reckless boat operation, intentionally snagging fish, etc….
3. Communication rule- During tournament hours the use of any communication device to seek
guidance or fishing information is not allowed.
4. All fish are to be caught during the hours of the tournament where you blasted off without leaving
the boat or receiving fish from another team.
5. All State, Corp of engineers, local and Pride of the South rules/laws will be obeyed. It’s the
Anglers responsibility to be knowledgeable of the rules. If you are issued a ticket during any Pride
of The South tournaments, you must notify the tournament director prior to weighing any fish. It’s
the tournament director’s discretion to determine the penalty up to disqualification.
6. Only 1 person maximum per boat. Boat captains can operate boat for Anglers wanting to
compete under 18 without helping in anyway.
7. No leaving the boat to push into any place. If you become stuck, you can push out but not
allowed to continue to push forward to gain access.
8. The influencing or requesting any operation of a spillway outside it normal schedule operating
times will be disqualified. (Example Olin basin)
9. If you’re late to weigh in it will result in disqualification. If you become broke down during the
event you can send your fish in with another angler. The Fish should be separated and marked. Call
the tournament director @ 2283275941. Running out of gas is not a mechanical breakdown and will
result in disqualification. See rule 27 on how to carry more gas.
10.ON TIME CHECK IN- Each angler is given two Key Fobs when you register in the morning. You
are responsible to hang 1 Key Fob back on the board per the clock’s time installed on the board
before you due in time (Example 3:30 weigh in time (3:29:59-on time) (3:30:00 Late disqualified). The
2nd Key fob bring with your fish to weigh in. If you choose to leave early or not weigh, please hang
both back on the board so we know you are off the water.
11. All site fish must be caught inside the mouth. No snagging
12. Five fish 12 in or Lake Rule limit per boat.
13. 1/4lb (4oz) per dead fish. Lunker winning fish must be weighed alive. Short fish will be released
immediately. Ties will be determined by the Lunker between the two anglers. It is the Angler’s
responsibility to notify the weigh master that you want your Lunker weighed. Any suspicious dead
fish can be denied being weighed in per tournament director’s discretion.
14. All fished weighed in will be released back. It’s the tournament director’s discretion to allow
teams to trailer prior to weighing in.
15. Artificial bait only. No trolling or live bait fishing. Only 1 rod allowed at a time. (A-RIGS are
legal). You must completely retrieve your line inside the boat prior to picking up another rod. Jigger
poles are not allowed.
16. No alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs allowed during tournament. If you’re subject to taking a
polygraph no drinking after you weigh your fish until all places and prizes have been decided.
17. No culling at the dock. Only 5 fish allowed in live well at any time.
18. Cutting down of green trees including having someone not entered to fish with the intent to fish
during the tournament will result in being banned from fishing the trail.
19. Points will be based on a 100 points scale plus your weight. The winner gets 100 points and
goes down 1 point per place. If any angler that has entered the tournament does not weigh in or
zeroes, they will receive 25 points less than the last place team that weighed in. Top 21 plus 4
winners or fish all 4 make the shootout.
20. Must follow all water safety rules. Life jackets and kill switches during blast off and while boat is
on plane.
21. Must abide by all “NO WAKE ZONES”. This includes blast off at live oak. Upper and Lower
Bryant’s on Tensaw must obey buoys.
22. Can leave the boat in an emergency only. No fishing allowed while not inside of the boat during
an emergency.
23. Off limits are determined by state laws. No fishing in ponds or private waters during high water
levels. No casting into a private or off limit water even if your boat is not sitting in the off-limits
waters. Cannot leave the boat to gain access to fishable waters. You are allowed to lock through
Dams. The following are MOBILE DELTA OFF-LIMITS DOCTOR LAKE, HELLCAT LAKE, BOYKIN
LAKE, FLAG LAKE, GREEN LAKE, BEAR LAKE, CHOCTAW LAKE, OLIN BASIN, BIG CHIPPEWA
LAKE, AND LITTLE CHIPPEWA LAKE.
24. Must obey all posted signs this includes dams. (Section 220-6-19 it shall be unlawful to fail to
comply with any restrictive sign, buoy, or marker as approved by the Director of the Alabama
Marine Police Division). Treat the sign like a wall do not cross nor cast past the posted sign or the
area the sign is referencing this includes private ponds or off-limit areas.
25. Any team fishing in 3-mile creek on mobile river, you must obey the “idle only” designated
areas.
26. Any Boat is allowed to carry gas with you in an approved coast guard tank with quick
disconnects. Handheld tanks are not allowed cannot leave boat to get gas on land. No one is
allowed to bring you gas during the tournament.
27. Live well check will be conducted during registration.
28. An approved boat must be equipped with an Outboard Water-Cooled motor only. No jet foot
motors, or go-devil style motors will be allowed to enter the tournament. Also working live well,
navigation and running lights. (Any questions call Tournament Director 228-327-5941)
29. If a team has their trolling motor down FISHING, you must give that team a 50 YD courtesy
distance on that bank that is being fished unless both teams agree differently. If the area being
fished is wide enough were you can’t cast to both banks you can fish the opposite bank. If a team
has their anchor out FISHING, you must give that team a 100 YD courtesy distance unless both
teams agree.
30. Anyone that fishes any of the pride of the south tournaments are fishing at their own risk and
cannot hold anyone that is involved in the tournament responsible.
31. Each event will have a mandatory polygraph test performed per the Tournament director’s
decision. A formal protest must be filed by the closing of the scales in person. Any obscene or
vulgar gestures said at the event because of the protest will result in banning of the trail. This type
of conduct will not be tolerated.
32. In case of a 1st place tie the angler with the biggest fish in their limit wins the decision and the
losing angler of the tie will be considered 2nd place. Lunker ties will result in a 50/50 payout split.
33. In case of an AOY Points tie. The tie breaker will be who finishes the highest at shoot-out.
34. W-9 FORMS are required before any team gets paid. All payments will be in form of a check.

MOBILE DELTA SUPER SOLO Official Rules Effective 2-1-24:

EVERY ANGLER IS RESPONSIBLE TO READ THE RULES!!!!!

2024 SUPER SOLO SERIES Official Rules:
ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS INVOLVING THE RULES PLEASE CONTACT
JEREMY BASS @ 228-327-5941 OR EMAIL MJEREMYBASS@YAHOO.COM

2024 Super Solo Rules

1. Tournament director has the final say and can deny any angler from entering the tournament no
exceptions. The Tournament Director will be allowed to participate in the tournaments.
2. Sportsmanship Rule: Any unsportsmanlike behavior during tournament hours will be grounds for
disqualification from the tournament. This includes but not limited to behaviors like, someone holesitting
for you, reckless boat operation, intentionally snagging fish, etc….
3. Communication rule- During tournament hours the use of any communication device to seek
guidance or fishing information is not allowed.
4. All fish are to be caught during the hours of the tournament where you blasted off without leaving
the boat or receiving fish from another person.
5. All State, Corp of engineers, local and Pride of the South rules/laws will be obeyed. It’s the
Anglers responsibility to be knowledgeable of the rules. If you are issued a ticket during any Pride
of The South tournaments, you must notify the tournament director prior to weighing any fish. It’s
the tournament director’s discretion to determine the penalty up to disqualification.
6. Only 1 person maximum per boat. Boat captains can operate boat for Anglers wanting to
compete under 18 without helping in anyway.
7. No leaving the boat to push into any place. If you become stuck, you can push out but not
allowed to continue to push forward to gain access.
8. The influencing or requesting any operation of a spillway outside it normal schedule operating
times will be disqualified. (Example Olin basin)
9. If you’re late to weigh in it will result in disqualification. If you become broke down during the
event you can send your fish in with another angler. The Fish should be separated and marked. Call
the tournament director @ 2283275941. Running out of gas is not a mechanical breakdown and will
result in disqualification. See rule 27 on how to carry more gas.
10.ON TIME CHECK IN- Each angler is given two Key Fobs when you register in the morning. You
are responsible to hang 1 Key Fob back on the board per the clock’s time installed on the board
before you due in time (Example 3:30 weigh in time (3:29:59-on time) (3:30:00 Late disqualified). The
2nd Key fob bring with your fish to weigh in. If you choose to leave early or not weigh, please hang
both back on the board so we know you are off the water.
11. All site fish must be caught inside the mouth. No snagging
12. Five fish 12 in or Lake Rule limit per boat.
13. 1/4lb (4oz) per 1 dead fish. 1/2lb per 2 or more dead fish (Example: 1 dead fish .25 deduction 2
dead fish .75 deduction 3 dead fish 1.25lb deduction.) Lunker winning fish must be weighed alive.
Lunker winning fish must be weighed alive. Short fish will be released immediately. Ties will be
determined by the Lunker between the two teams. It is the team’s responsibility to notify the weigh
master that you want your Lunker weighed. Any suspicious dead fish can be denied being weighed
in per tournament director’s discretion.
14. All fished weighed in will be released back. It’s the tournament director’s discretion to allow
teams to trailer prior to weighing in.
15. Artificial bait only. No trolling or live bait fishing. Only 1 rod allowed at a time. (A-RIGS are
legal). You must completely retrieve your line inside the boat prior to picking up another rod. Jigger
poles are not allowed.
16. No alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs allowed during tournament. If you’re subject to taking a
polygraph no drinking after you weigh your fish until all places and prizes have been decided.
17. No culling at the dock. Only 5 fish allowed in live well at any time.
18. Cutting down of green trees including having someone not entered to fish with the intent to fish
during the tournament will result in being banned from fishing the trail.
19. Points will be based on a 100 points scale plus your weight. The winner gets 100 points and
goes down 1 point per place. If any angler that has entered the tournament does not weigh in or
zeroes, they will receive 25 points less than the last place team that weighed in. Top 21 plus 4
winners or fish all 4 make the shootout.
20. Must follow all water safety rules. Life jackets and kill switches during blast off and while boat is
on plane.
21. Must abide by all “NO WAKE ZONES”. This includes blast off at live oak. Upper and Lower
Bryant’s on Tensaw must obey buoys.
22. Can leave the boat in an emergency only. No fishing allowed while not inside of the boat during
an emergency.
23. Off limits are determined by state laws. No fishing in ponds or private waters during high water
levels. No casting into a private or off limit water even if your boat is not sitting in the off-limits
waters. Cannot leave the boat to gain access to fishable waters. You are allowed to lock through
Dams. The following are MOBILE DELTA OFF-LIMITS DOCTOR LAKE, HELLCAT LAKE, BOYKIN
LAKE, FLAG LAKE, GREEN LAKE, BEAR LAKE, CHOCTAW LAKE, OLIN BASIN, BIG CHIPPEWA
LAKE, AND LITTLE CHIPPEWA LAKE.
24. Must obey all posted signs this includes dams. (Section 220-6-19 it shall be unlawful to fail to
comply with any restrictive sign, buoy, or marker as approved by the Director of the Alabama
Marine Police Division). Treat the sign like a wall do not cross nor cast past the posted sign or the
area the sign is referencing this includes private ponds or off-limit areas.
25. Any team fishing in 3-mile creek on mobile river, you must obey the “idle only” designated
areas.
26. Any Boat is allowed to carry gas with you in an approved coast guard tank with quick
disconnects. Handheld tanks are not allowed cannot leave boat to get gas on land. No one is
allowed to bring you gas during the tournament.
27. Live well check will be conducted during registration.
28. An approved boat must be equipped with an Outboard Water-Cooled motor only. No jet foot
motors, or go-devil style motors will be allowed to enter the tournament. Also working live well,
navigation and running lights. (Any questions call Tournament Director 228-327-5941)
29. If a team has their trolling motor down FISHING, you must give that team a 50 YD courtesy
distance on that bank that is being fished unless both teams agree differently. If the area being
fished is wide enough were you can’t cast to both banks you can fish the opposite bank. If a team
has their anchor out FISHING, you must give that team a 100 YD courtesy distance unless both
teams agree.
30. Anyone that fishes any of the pride of the south tournaments are fishing at their own risk and
cannot hold anyone that is involved in the tournament responsible.
31. Each event will have a mandatory polygraph test performed per the Tournament director’s
decision. A formal protest must be filed by the closing of the scales in person. Any obscene or
vulgar gestures said at the event because of the protest will result in banning of the trail. This type
of conduct will not be tolerated.
32. In case of a 1st place tie the angler with the biggest fish in their limit wins the decision and the
losing angler of the tie will be considered 2nd place. Lunker ties will result in a 50/50 payout split.
33. In case of an AOY Points tie. The tie breaker will be who finishes the highest at shoot-out.
34. W-9 FORMS are required before any team gets paid. All payments will be in form of a check.

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