At a Glance...



  • Entry Fee: $60 per team, per tournament (including Championship)


  • Team format


  • Open to all Student Angler Federation (SAF) Members: 6th - 12th grade


  • 5 Qualifying Tournaments, CTHSTT Winter Classic + Championship


  • Prizes awarded for 1st - 4th place + Big Bass at each tournament, with additional prizes added for every 10 entries.


  • Gift Cards awarded to 3 randomly selected Boat Captains at each tournament


  • Teams will compete for scholarship money and prizes at each qualifying event and compete for over $10,000.00 in scholarship money and prizes at the Championship.


  • The top three teams with the most points at the end of each season have their entry fee for the Championship waived



Complete set of rules available under "Rules" link at the top of the page

Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir was the site of our 2023-2024 season 5th and final Qualifying Event. 61 teams hit the water looking for 5 of the right bites. The lake was still 14.39 feet low, with warmer weather and overcast skies provided a new challenge for these young anglers. When scales closed,

 1st Place went to Christopher Ehlers and Hagen McDugal of Riesel Indians Fishing Team, with 19.17lbs. They were awarded, 1st Place Trophies, $500.00 in Scholarship Money and an Abu Garcia Reels

 2nd Place; went to Btyce Randolph and Peyton Sniggs of Salado HS Fishing, with 16.76lbs They were awarded, 2nd Place Trophies, $400.00 in Scholarship Money, and an Abu Garcia Reels

 3rd Place; went to William Clark and Aidan Bottkol of Midlothian HS Fishing, with 16.56lbs. They were awarded, 3rd Place Trophies, $300.00 in Scholarship Money, and an Abu Garcia Reels

 4th Place; went to Cohen Schwieters and Preston Summers of Riesel Indians Fishing Team, with 16.39lbs. They were awarded, 4th Place Trophies, $200.00 in Scholarship Money and an Abu Garcia Reels

 5th Place; went to Carson Mowdy and Colton Stewart of Double C Bass Club, with 16.08lbs. They were awarded, Abu Garcia Rod and Reel Combos

 6th Place; went to Kessler Stokes and Hunter Bruggman of Team Texas Boat World, with 15.64lbs. They were awarded, Abu Garcia Reels

 Big Bass Award went to Christopher Ehlers of Riesel Indians Fishing Team with 5.98lbs.
He was awarded an Abu Garcia Rod.

 Junior Team Award went to Cohen Schwieters and Preston Summers of Riesel Indians Fishing Team with a total weight of 16.17lbs.
They were both awarded Berkley Rods.​

The Central Texas High School Tournament Trail, is a non-profit organization located in the Heart of Central Texas, which provides an opportunity for both Middle School and High School students in grades 6th through 12th to excel both academically and professionally through competitive bass fishing. We also provide these students the opportunity to earn scholarship money for their continued education. This Trail was formed and operates solely to invest in the future of these young anglers and the sport of competitive bass fishing in Central Texas.

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The Student Anglers Federation

CTHSTT is a 501 (c) (3) Non-Profit Organization 

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04/29/2024 -  The 2023-2024 season Championship is set and will be held on the 5th of May 2024 (Sunday) on Lake Waco. Official Launch and Weigh-in site will be Twin Bridges Park Boat Ramp.



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09/06/2023 - New for this season;

1) Random live-well checks will be conducted at the ramp at each tournament.

2) The Winter Classic will change from a two day event to a one day tournament, this season.