All In Tournament Trail
Every Legal Bass Adds to Your Total.
The AITT Bass Stack Total Weight Challenge is a cumulative-weight tournament format used at selected All In Tournament Trail events. Instead of counting only a traditional five-fish limit, every legal bass officially weighed contributes to the angler's or team's tournament total.
Unlike a traditional five-fish tournament, the AITT Bass Stack Total Weight Challenge rewards cumulative weight.
Every legal bass officially weighed during tournament hours contributes to the angler's or team's cumulative tournament total.
Competitors may keep a maximum of three legal bass in their livewell at any one time.
Once three legal fish are in the livewell, the competitor decides how to continue.
When your livewell contains three legal bass, you have two options.
Bring your fish to the weigh-in station.
A maximum of three legal fish may be weighed during each visit.
Those fish are immediately added to your cumulative tournament total.
After weighing, return to fishing with an empty livewell.
Continue fishing and replace (cull) any of the three fish in your livewell with a larger legal bass before making your next trip to the scales.
Competitors decide when to weigh and when to continue upgrading.
Tournament strategy is entirely the angler's choice.
Competitors may make as many trips to the weigh-in station as they choose during tournament hours.
Each weigh-in is limited to three legal bass maximum.
Every official weigh-in is added to the competitor's cumulative tournament weight.
When tournament time expires, competitors must bring any remaining legal fish in their livewell (up to three) to the scales.
Those fish become the competitor's final official weigh-in.
After all official weigh-ins have been completed, the angler or team with the greatest cumulative official weight is declared the Bass Stack Total Weight Challenge Winner.
View the Tournament Schedule to see which events use the Bass Stack format.
