Established in 1973 we are a bass-only fishing club. Promoting friendship, good sportsmanship, and fun in a club tournament environment. We believe in the protection of our fishing resources and practice "Catch & Release" at all our events. Round Lake Park, Illinois

We are one of the oldest and most established local fishing clubs, serving the northwest suburbs of Chicago and beyond. Our club is a family oriented, multi-species fishing club encouraging anglers of all skill levels to join and enjoy the benefits of our club! Each month we have interesting educational topics from renowned guest speakers sharing their experiences, new trends and knowledge to our members. During the year, we also host fishing clinics, special needs programs, and other fishing related outreach activities. Hoffman Estates, Illinois

Bent Rods Bass Club Tournaments are for guys or gals that love bass fishing and want to have fun in laid back, low pressure bass tournaments. We allow any size boat, canoe or kayak, but we limit the propulsion to electric trolling motors, rowing or flippers. We also use a catch photo release system, so no livewell needed. Our tournaments are usually from sunrise to noon. Aurora, Illinois

The purpose of our club is to provide a means by which its members can improve their angling skills and knowledge; and, to provide a means by which the sport of bass fishing can be enjoyed in a friendly, competitive, and sportsman-like manner. We are an Illinois BASS Nation Club. Northbrook, Illinois

Chicago Fly Fishers Club was established in 1977 by a group of dedicated fly fisherman and fly tiers. Their goal was to provide a social gathering place for individuals who were interested in fly tying and fly fishing and to share their knowledge and experiences. The club supports and promotes the art of fly tying, fly fishing, conservation projects, and youth related programs. Park Ridge, Illinois

The Chicagoland Muskie Hunters started as the Muskie Hunters in 1968; the club became the 3rd chapter of Muskies Inc. in 1975. The chapter's main goal then as well is now is the preservation and establishment of the Muskellunge in Illinois. Come learn Muskie fishing from some of the best in Chicagoland.

We are a non-profit fly tying and fishing club dedicated to the preservation of fly fishing and fish habitat. We promote fly fishing as the most enjoyable and sporting method of fishing, the method most consistent with the preservation and conservation of our fishing waters and game fish. Wheaton, Illinois

The bass angler's source for quality tournament and networking opportunities in the Dubuque area. The Dubuque Bass Club was founded with three primary objectives: •Wanted an organized club to run quality events in the area •Grow the sport locally •Networking opportunities for bass community. East Dubuque, Illinois

The Elliott Donnelley Chapter of Trout Unlimited (EDTU) is Chicago's Trout Unlimited chapter. It was the first chapter outside the founding state of Michigan. Many, if not all, of our active members are avid flyfishers. But you also will sense the passion we have for ensuring that the fisheries we love are restored to or maintained at their full potential. We work actively with other chapters of TU, local DNRs, land owners, and municipalities to achieve results that benefit all. We take great pride not only in the results we help to achieve, but in the friendships we have built with local residents where we have been active. We raise money for conservation projects, and we lend our labor to stream restoration projects across the Midwest. Chicago, Illinois

University of Illinois Bass Fishing Club. The Illini Bass Fishing Club is a registered student organization of The University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, founded in 2001 to bring together students who loved fishing. Since this time, the club has grown a strong competitive nature, sending members across the country competing in tournaments against other schools. Champaign, Illinois

The Flatlanders Chapter started from a group of Rockford, Illinois area anglers who fished the Headwater's Spring Classic Tournament at Eagle River, WI. They were impressed with the muskie release program and goals of Muskies, Inc. They decided to organize their own chapter with the help of the Headwaters Chapter. Since then, the Flatlanders have been instrumental in many projects. The chapter was the lead group in starting the Illinois Muskies Alliance, a statewide alliance of chapters to funnel information to and from the Illinois Department of Conservation. We are proud of the things we, as a club, have done for the sport and look forward to many more successful projects. Rockford, Illinois

Musky hunting, fishing and more. We are dedicated to helping develop a great musky fishery right here in Illinois. The Fox River Valley Chapter #39 of Muskies, Inc. promotes all activities related to Muskies and the art of Musky fishing as outlined in the Articles of Incorporation of Muskies, Inc. We are actively involved in organizing youth programs, youth fishing derbies, musky tournaments and stocking activities. Our chapter has nearly 300 members including men, women and children of all ages; we consistently promote diversity within our chapter. Algonquin, Illinois

We are located in St. Charles, Illinois area serving all suburbs of Chicago and beyond. Being a multi-species fishing club we are encouraging all anglers of expertise to join our club to share knowledge and enjoy the benefits of being a member. FVA offers its members an opportunity to participate in as few as 4 or 5 or as many 20 scheduled events throughout the year. Each event provides our members the chance to experience the thrill of competition fishing, without the pressure or stress or weekday outings. Our multi-species fishing club has trips to test our members skills on both lakes and river waters, and every members ability to catch a variety of fish including bass, walleye and panfish. FVA trips and club tournaments are founded on helping one another become better anglers. Saint Charles, Illinois

A tournament fishing club. The Fox Valley Area Anglers meet every 4th Tuesday of the month at the Tap House Grill in Elburn, Illinois

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. We invite you to donate to the Gary Borger Chapter of Trout Unlimited to help fund our conservation efforts here in the Midwest and the Driftless Area. As a 501(c)(3) recognized charity, your generosity is very much appreciated. Highland Park, Illinois

Representing a major interest in the resources of the Great Lakes states Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and the Province of Ontario. The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council is a confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. Site includes Fishing Info, News, Tournaments, Agencies, and much more. Click on a state for local fishing reports,or post a fishing tip or report-- loads of anglers home pages, great photo galleries , Surface Temp maps, weather, lake conditions fishing news by state and more.

Greater Chicago Bassmasters is a bass fishing club for friends who want to share knowledge, get out on the water and have fun! We are a club for anglers of all skill levels, whether you own a boat or not. The club fishes six official tournaments each year and the Greater Chicago Bassmasters Classic. We also proudly host youth conservation events to promote bass fishing and protection of the sport we love. Des Plaines, Illinois

We are a non- profit bass club that promotes a fair and friendly atmosphere for competitive bass fishing events that are designed to promote sportsmanship, conservation and the improvement of angling. Thanks to our active membership we boast the largest bass fishing club in the midwest area. We encourage family participation at all of our events and we promote the "Get Children Hooked on Fishing, Not Drugs " theme year round. Moline, Illinois

Illini Bass Fishing Club was established in 1968 and is the oldest active club in the state. Illini Bass Fishing Club was the first club chartered in the State of Illinois. Our club holds monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. The purposes of the corporation are: To leisurely, as well as competitively, angle for the largemouth bass and related species thereof; to strive and work together in the conservation, restoration, and propagation of the largemouth bass and related species thereof; to develop a good fellowship and true sportsmanship between bass fishermen; to develop a spirit of mutual understanding between all classes and groups of conservationists, nature lovers, farmers, and sportsmen to the end that the interests of each group may be served to the fullest extent, consistent with the rights and privileges of the others. Danville, Illinois

The Illini Muskies Alliance(IMA) was established in early 1982 by a group of conservation-minded Muskie fishermen. The purpose of the organization was to form a unified voice in dealing with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources on Muskie related issues. The IMA has continued to grow and gain support from anglers and non-anglers alike. Since its inception, the IMA has assisted the Illinois DNR with various projects and stocking initiatives. Oak Lawn, Illinois

A group of dedicated catch and release Bass fishermen operating in over 80 Bass fishing clubs in the state. We sponsor tournaments and are involved in various youth, charity and conservation projects.

Youth, Conservation, Competition, and Community Service. The Illinois B.A.S.S. Nation is 100 percent committed to, and fully supportive of B.A.S.S. and the National B.A.S.S. Nation. The Illinois B.A.S.S. Nation is an association of B.A.S.S. clubs around the state that are affiliated with Bass Anglers Sportsmen Society (B.A.S.S.).

Trout Unlimited believes that conservation should be a true partnership between landowners, agencies, municipalities, and all stakeholders. We work to protect critical habitat, to reconnect degraded waterways, and restore populations to coldwater fisheries. Through sound science, we inform our priorities with critical data on the health of these fisheries. Volunteers from the Illinois Council of TU work on projects in Illinois and surrounding states, including the Millard Ravine project in Highland Park, Illinois and the Clear Creek restoration in Apple Canyon State Park in the Illinois Driftless Area. Oak Brook, Illinois

The Illinois Smallmouth Alliance (ISA) is an organization of catch and release anglers helping to preserve the smallmouth bass and its habitat through education and conservation. Participation in the ISA is a great way to keep your finger on the pulse of the latest techniques and concerns regarding smallmouth bass in Illinois.

Initiated in 1984, we are committed to the conservation, protection and restoration of North America's cold water fisheries and their watersheds. Our monthly meetings include a casual dinner and social time, followed by a presentation by a guest speaker. Speakers include fly-fishing expert guides, authors, aquatic entomology and invasive species specialists, our own talented members and many others. We offer group outings to the Wisconsin Driftless area, The AuSable River in Grayling Michigan, and the Pere Marquette River in Michigan, and participate with Wisconsin area TU chapters to help with conservation projects and stream restorations. Our volunteer members work with local schools to teach Trout in the Classroom as well as our youth program. We provide weekly fly tying sessions during the winter months. Carpentersville, Illinois

We are a member of Illinois B.A.S.S.Nation Inc., and affiliate of Ma-B.A.S.S. At Maple Bass we are out to have fun fishing and learn from one another at a competitive level. We are always willing to answer questions and show you a thing or two, even the hot spots on the lake. As a club we are always respectful to the community we visit and present ourselves as top notch fishermen and citizens. Westmont, Illinois

It shall be the object of the Midwest Musky Club to: Preserve and propagate Midwest musky fishing; Be involved in conservation efforts; Educate and refine the members' skill in the sport of musky fishing; Practice good sportsmanship and safety afloat; Sponsor group activities related to the sport of fishing; Observe the rules and regulations of the various Departments of Conservation and National Resources of the states in which members' fish. Alsip, Illinois

Fly fishing and fly tying club in Illinois whose mission is: To promote the art of fly tying, through the exchange of ideas, information and practical experience. Hoffman Estates, Illinois

The Oswegoland Fishin' Fools fishing club was established in 2001 by Larry Motykowski. We are group of anglers (both men and women) with a wide range of fishing interests and a desire to learn from and share with others in our sport. It's not necessary for our members to be residents of Oswego. We have members from Lockport, Ottawa and other towns outside of our area. It is not necessary to own a boat either. Many of our members do own boats and are happy to have a fishing partner to help them manage the many tasks involved in navigating a body of water while at the same time trying to fish. Oswego, Illinois

We are Illinois Chapter 17 of Muskies Inc., located in Northern Illinois. Our membership is not limited to, but includes families from 4 connecting counties: DeKalb, Kane, Kendall, and LaSalle (creating the "Quad County" name). We also have members from the U.P., Wisconsin, Georgia, and other parts of Illinois. Our home fishery is Lake Shabbona. We are dedicated to the maintenance and improvement of this wonderful lake and all other Illinois Lakes containing the beloved muskie! Quad County Hawg Hunters, in cooperation with the Illinois DNR and Illini Muskie Allicance, has made many contributions to the research and conservation of Illinois muskellunge. Plano, Illinois

Reeling and Healing Midwest is a non-profit group that brings the therapeutic powers of fly-fishing to women who are recovering from cancer. Reeling and Healing provides fly-fishing retreats for women who are diagnosed with cancer or are surviving cancer. Holland, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois

Located in Northern Illinois, our club is a member of the (TBF) Wisconsin State Bass Federation. We fish both Illinois and Wisconsin waters. Rockford, Illinois

The Sangchris Bass Club (SBC) is an annual buddy team bass tournament club in Central Illinois. The SBC holds 8 qualifying tournaments at Sangchris Lake State Park each year.

Thank you for your interest in our club and muskie fishing. We are local chapter #28 of Muskies Inc. and our home-water is Kinkaid Lake in beautiful southern Illinois, near Murphysboro. We hope you find the information you need to have a great fishing trip or to become a member.

We are a Fishing Club located on the South Side of Chicago. South Side Muskie Hawks, Chapter 7 of Muskies Inc. was founded in 1966 to promote the sport of fishing Muskies for families and individuals, young and old, non-disabled and disabled, with the purpose of improving the skill of anglers through an open exchange of ideas and methods. We are proud of our commitment to contributing our resources to charitable organizations in our community. Chicago, Illinois

Welcome to the Premiere Kayak Tournament Club of Southern Illinois. Kayak Anglers from all over the southern half of The Prairie State have a chance to compete in local club tournaments for cash and prizes. These tournaments are held on some of the best fisheries that Southern Illinois has to offer. Club Members get exclusive invites to these tournaments and access to Sponsored Gear and Discounts. We offer Opens, Demo Days and Seminars for Friends and Family to Join SIKC Club Members for Educational Fun, on and off the water. Southern Illinois

Our bass club, the Steel City BassMasters, founded in Granite City and has been fishing the waters of Illinois, Missouri, and Kentucky since 1988. We are proud to be affiliated with the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society and the Illinois B.A.S.S. Federation Nation. The Steel City BassMasters conduct 13 tournaments per year throughout the months of March to November. We also invite guests to fish with our members in one tournament of their choice. In general, our club atmosphere is pretty relaxed, yet we are still competitive. The shared appreciation for the outdoors and bass fishing in general makes for a genuinely good time. Granite City, Illinois

Tricounty Anglers is a non-profit, fun group of Anglers fishing for Bass in the Lakes of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. TriCounty Anglers is a team bass fishing club. We fish lakes of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Get your buddy and come bass fishing! Father & Son, Grandfather & Grandson, Husband & Wife teams encouraged. We fish 10 tournaments from April thru September. Qualifiers will fish the Classic in Mid-September.

The Oak Brook Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to conserving, protecting and restoring coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. It is comprised of over 1,200 members from Chicago's western and southern suburbs and downstate Illinois and is part of national Trout Unlimited. Oak Brook TU fulfills its mission through advocacy and education regarding impacts to aquatic ecosystems and by sponsoring and engaging volunteers in hands-on projects to rehabilitate coldwater systems. Since its founding in 1973, Oak Brook TU helped found the Trout Unlimited Driftless Area Restoration Effort; donated thousands of volunteer hours to the restoration and protection of coldwater fisheries; engaged over 4,000 Trout in the Classroom students; taught over 800 youth fly fishing class participants; supported a "TU Teens" program at Riverside Brookfield High School and supported the annual Illinois Council of Trout Unlimited Youth Conservation and Fly Fishing Camp. Oak Brook, Illinois

Founded in 1969, Walleyes Unlimited USA is now recognized as one of the top multi-species fishing clubs in the country that has been educating anglers for over four decades. The majority of our members are residents of northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Our club attracts a wide variety of anglers and skill levels. By sharing information, Walleyes Unlimited members learn the latest techniques and methods for a variety of species. Although our main interest is on walleyes, our membership includes some of the top local anglers for bass, northern pike, muskie, panfish and salmon. Whether you are a novice or hard core fanatic, our meetings and membership can increase your skill and knowledge for most freshwater fish. Waukegan, Illinois

The WSBA was formed in 2002. Since then, members have enjoyed fellowship and a little friendly competition, while fishing the lakes and rivers throughout northern Illinois and southeastern Wisconsin. We have anglers of all skill levels and abilities and we pride ourselves on helping each other and our surrounding communities enjoy bass fishing and conservation to its fullest. Every year, 10 tournaments are scheduled from April through September with a club "Classic" held in early October. We're a member of the Illinois Bass Federation Nation. Palatine, Illinois

Our charter is to teach environmental education, highlighting fishing & hunter safety as family activities; something everyone can enjoy regardless of age. The YCA believes the outdoors should play a key role in child and teenage development and act as a conduit for conservation throughout a person's lifetime. The Youth Conservation Alliance ("the YCA"), is a northern Illinois based not-for-profit corporation organized and operated for charitable and educational purposes. Elgin, Illinois