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Tour Division · 2026 Season

Fish more than one division

The Tour Division is a separate standing for teams who compete across divisions. It scores on finishing place alone, so a heavy bag counts for no more than a narrow win.

Tour Division Angler of the Year Leader

Ed Stagner & EJ Stagner

Points 549 Divisions 3 Events 7

2026 Tour Division Points

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Tour Division standings, 2026 season
Pl Team Points Divisions Events Status
1 Wes Nunley & Bo Nunley Nevada, Lake Powell South 564 2 8 (2 dropped) Berth qualified
2 Jay Przybyla & Jake Belluomini Northern Utah, Lake Powell South 562 2 10 (4 dropped) Berth qualified
3 Brec Bundy & Andy Stevens Southern Utah, Lake Powell South 557 2 7 (1 dropped) Berth qualified
4 Ed Stagner & EJ Stagner Nevada, Southern Utah, Lake Powell South 549 3 7 (1 dropped) AOY eligible
5 Danny Vine & Sylvian Pullins Lake Powell South, Southern Utah 485 2 8 (3 dropped) Berth qualified
6 Kyle Richins & Bridger Richins Southern Utah, Nevada 394 2 4 2 more events
7 Greg Camp & Mark Camp Southern Utah, Nevada 390 2 4 2 more events
8 Shane Grange & Derrick Bradbury Lake Powell South, Southern Utah 386 2 6 (2 dropped) Berth qualified
9 Sam Page & Rick McLenon Lake Powell South, Southern Utah 279 2 3 3 more events
10 Nyle Holbrook & Pam Holbrook Southern Utah, Lake Powell South 178 2 2 4 more events

Only teams who have fished at least 2 different divisions appear here.

How Tour Division points work

  • Place only. First place earns 100 points, second 99, and down from there. Bag weight is not added, unlike a division standing.
  • Three per division. At most 3 tournaments from any one division can count, so one busy trail cannot carry a team.
  • Best six. Of what remains, a team's best 6 finishes are added together.
  • Ties. Broken by the larger big bass, then a coin toss.

Two different bars

  • 2

    Championship berth. At least 6 tournaments across at least 2 different divisions.

  • 3

    Angler of the Year. At least 3 different divisions. A berth alone does not win the title.

See rules 18 and 19 in the tournament rules.