Join the Trail
Every angler must have a current AITT membership.
Membership is $40 per person and is paid once for the entire season.
All In Tournament Trail
Fish Your Way. Choose Your Risk. Chase Bigger Rewards.
AITT is built around one simple idea: every angler should decide how much they are willing to risk. Every entry competes in the same tournament, while optional Bronze, Silver, and Gold pots let you increase your potential payout at the level that fits your confidence and goals.
Keep It Simple
Join the Trail
Membership is $40 per person and is paid once for the entire season.
Enter the Tournament
Gets your solo or team into the tournament.
Choose Your Risk. Choose Your Reward.
Side pots are optional. Fish with only the $60 Tournament Entry, or select one pot to increase your payout potential. You compete only against entries in the same pot.
Select One Pot:
Bronze Pot — $40
Pays 1 out of every 5 entries.
Silver Pot — $100
Pays 1 out of every 5 entries.
Gold Pot — $500
Pays 1 out of every 7 entries.
Optional Ways to Win
Open to every team and solo angler. Pays two places.
Optional protection using the approved 1-in-5 payout table, beginning with the first participating entry outside Tournament Entry payout positions.
Learn more about the Insurance PotSIMPLE STRATEGY
Every team or solo angler enters the $60 Tournament Entry and competes against the full field. Then, if you want to increase your payout potential, choose Bronze, Silver, or Gold to match your confidence, budget, and tournament strategy.
Done. Go Fish.
More Ways to Win
Optional payout opportunities and season-long competitions add more ways to compete beyond the four primary entry levels.
Bonus
The optional Big Bass side pot pays two places and is open to every registered team or solo angler.
$20 Optional
Uses a true 1-in-5 payout, with a minimum of one paid place whenever there are Insurance Pot entries. Payouts begin with the first participating entry outside Tournament Entry payout positions.
Learn More →Season
Registered anglers earn season points toward the Angler of the Year standings.
Learn More →Each entry’s five highest point totals from the eight regular-season tournaments determine its final AOY score.
Season
Compete in five regular-season events to qualify. Build your season around the tournaments that fit your schedule and earn your place in the AITT Championship.
Ready to Fish AITT?
Whether you're looking for low-risk competition, chasing the biggest payouts, or simply want to fish a traditional tournament trail, AITT gives you the flexibility to compete on your terms.