The Club's mission is to help members learn how to fish for bass on Lake Keowee and have fun in the process. Experienced members share their fishing knowledge.

The club sponsors five yearly member-only tournaments and participates in community service projects and fishing events for the handicapped. The club actively promotes conservation, especially in the area of species preservation and habitat enhancement.

We are a teaching and learning club that encourages anyone interested in fishing Lake Keowee, regardless of skill level, to join today!

Useful Links

Join/Renew Membership Here!

2020 KA Calendar

2020 Longest Fish Competition Standings

     *How To Measure Fish for the Longest Fish Competition

2020 KA Tournament / Longest Fish Competition Descriptions

2020 KA Official Tournament Results Form
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2019 Longest Fish Competition Results

2019 Longest Fish Competition Awards

KA Bass Catch and Release Guidelines

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Latest News/Events!  

April 9 - Board Meeting. We anticipate this meeting will likely be online.  Reports and minutes will be posted to the website.

April 1-2 KA Member Tournament.

NO LUNCHEON.

Sonar Education. 

Check back often for our latest sonar educational screenshot.  Please submit your screenshot & write-up to Charles Townson for publication on the website.  Email Charles at cd_townson@yahoo.com

Click HERE for this month's screenshot!  This screenshot was taken on January 6, 2020 by Charles Townson.  He was fishing a deep point and creek channel with a jigging spoon when he came over this huge school of baitfish - most likely threadfin shad.    Note the lake bottom is very hard (red color).  The density of the baitball can also be seen with the different colors, with the red section being the most dense part of the school.  Brighter colors depict harder returns from the sonar. In the very far left and very far right of the sonar, you can also just make out some fish returns - these are faint, indicating the suspended fish are not in the center of the sonar cone but are definitely near this bait. On the right hand side of the screen, the red squiggly line depicts the track or path that has been followed while fishing this area. The small round circles indicate waypoints that were recorded.

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SC Freshwater Fishing Trends

Local Tournament Information

2020 Tournaments on Lake Hartwell

   4/23-26 FLW Pro Circuit

   4/29 - 5/2 Phoenix BFL All - American

   9/12 BFL Super Tournament Savannah River

   10/16 CF (College) Southeastern

   10/17 FLW High School

Lake Keowee Lake Level