ORLANDO, Fla – The Major League Fishing (MLF) has announced the schedule for the 2022 Tackle Warehouse Professional Tour, and Marshall County is on that list.

Guntersville Lake was selected to be the fourth stop of the season for the first professional bass fishing five-fish limit tour. The event, hosted by Marshall County Tourism and Sports, will take place May 12-15, 2022 in Guntersville.

“Marshall County Tourism and Sports is proud to host stop 4 of the MLF Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Tour in May 2022,” said Katy Norton, president of Marshall County Tourism and Sports.

Norton said, “We’re excited to see what anglers can do on Guntersville Lake, and we look forward to hosting some exciting off-water events in partnership with MLF.”

The 27th season of the MLF Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit (formerly FLW Tour) will feature six regular season stops featuring the world’s best anglers competing for thousands of dollars in the best bass fisheries in the United States.

The 2022 season will culminate with the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit TITLE, in which 50 anglers will qualify – the top 48 in the Pro Circuit Angler of the Year rankings, as well as the reigning 2021 title champion and 2021 angler of the year. .

Pro MLF Tackle Warehouse 2022 Tour Schedule:

• January 27-30 Stop 1 at Sam Rayburn Reservoir Brookeland, Texas
• March 13-16 Stop 2 at Harris Chain of Lakes Leesburg, Florida.
• April 21-24 Stop 3 at Pickwick Lake Counce, Tenn.
• May 12-15 Stop 4 at Guntersville Lake Guntersville, Ala.
• June 16-19, stop 5 at James River Richmond, VA.
• July 29-August. 1 Stop 6 at Lake Champlain Plattsburgh, NY
• August 16-21 TITLE at the St. Lawrence River Massena, NY

“Our team has put together a great program that I know will thrill our fans and our anglers – a good mix of some of our historic sites with a few fisheries we haven’t visited in a while,” said Kathy. Fennel, MLF Executive Vice President and General Manager. “Our MLF anglers are the best in the world and we look forward to bringing them our world class tournaments again in 2022.”

Full details of the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit will be announced later this year.