The NPFL Announces Military Classic: A Tournament by Veterans, for Veterans
WILKESVILLE, OHIO–The National Professional Fishing League (NPFL) is honored to announce the upcoming NPFL Military Classic, a tournament designed by veterans, for veterans. This event embodies the “NPFL Way”—a commitment to excellence, community, and giving back.
The Military Classic is purpose-built to serve those who have served our nation. It offers a platform for veterans and active-duty service members to connect, compete, and find camaraderie through the shared passion of bass fishing.
“This tournament is more than a competition; it’s our way of honoring the sacrifices made by our military brothers and sisters,” said NPFL President Brad Fuller. “We’re excited for the opportunity to give back and provide an environment where veterans can thrive.”
Adding to the excitement, the NPFL is proud to announce a commitment from Lew’s American Hero® Program as a supporting partner. The American Hero® Program pledges a portion of profits from the sale of every American Hero® rod, reel, and combo to support programs that benefit military veterans in their return to enjoying recreational opportunities outdoors, such as fishing. For more, visit lews.com.
The NPFL is currently coordinating with additional sponsors and partners to bring this vision to life. Full event details, including location, format and registration, will be released in the near future.
The Military Classic will be 100% centered around bringing back a meaningful, impactful experience for our veteran and active-duty community through the sport of bass fishing.
About the National Professional Fishing League
The National Professional Fishing League 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.
For sponsorship or involvement inquiries, please contact Brad Fuller at brad@tnpfl.com.