WILKESVILLE, Ohio — The National Professional Fishing League is excited to announce that the second stop of the 2025 tournament season will be held on Lake Norman, April 16-18, 2025, out of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. This completes scheduling for the season and will be the league’s first tournament out of the Tar Heel State.

“It’s wonderful to complete the schedule for 2025 and to have met our goal of putting all of our events on high quality and challenging waters,” said NPFL President Brad Fuller. “This is also our first ever tournament out of North Carolina, and we’re glad to bring the NPFL to a state steeped in bass fishing tradition that has been very receptive to our league. It’s going to be a great tournament, and the season will be a true test of the best!”

The 2025 NPFL season is comprised of six regular season tournaments and the 2025 Championship. The full schedule can be found here.

About the National Professional Fishing League

The National Professional Fishing League (NPFL) was founded to bring competitive fishing to a broader audience and offer anglers a platform to compete at the highest level. The NPFL is committed to fostering integrity, competition, and innovation in the sport, providing anglers and fans alike with an exciting and unique experience.

 

Media Contact: Ken Duke — (407) 574-1898 or [email protected].