Compete + Conserve, the Costa Sunglasses contingency program, has expanded to add 226 bass fishing tournaments, including 13 new tournament trails, to its events/payout list for 2022. The expansion nearly triples the scope of the rewards program that benefits anglers and conservation efforts alike.
Compete + Conserve now supports over 300 bass fishing tournaments with cash payouts and prizes to anglers wearing Costa Sunglasses. Whether you’re a pro, a weekend tournament angler, a college fisherman or a high school competitor, you can take advantage of the benefits.
New Compete + Conserve supported tournament trails for 2022 include the BFLs, the National Professional Fishing League, Lady Bass Angler Association, Bassmaster and Major League Fishing High School Series, the Alabama Bass Trail, Texas Bass Champs, Texas Team Trail, Team Trail Outdoors, Carolina Bass Challenge, Collegiate Bass Trail of Texas, Champions Tour Minnesota and the Wisco Bass Anglers Single Series.
“Conservation has always been at the core of Costa; it’s part of our DNA, so to be able to introduce such a unique program like this to one of our biggest communities of anglers was really important to us,” said Costa’s Pro and Media Partnerships Manager Evan Russell. “We consider the first year a huge success, but from the get-go our goal was to grow our list of events. Now more anglers of all levels have the opportunity to play a part in protecting our waters and get to earn a little extra cash while doing so.”
Not only does Compete + Conserve pay out to the highest finishing registered angler in each supported event, but Costa also allocates a cash donation to one of five program Conservation Partners. The winning angler selects which organization receives the donation for his/her contingency victory.
The program is free to sign up for if you own at least one pair of Costas and compete in fishing tournaments. For more information, a full list of events and payouts, or to get registered for Compete + Conserve, go to www.CostaCompeteandConserve.com.
