The remaining stock of 2009 and a few 2008 T-shirts are now on sale.  Prices range from just $5 to $7 per shirt plus shipping.  Get them while they last.

The new T-shirt design for 2010 will be out soon.

Sponsorship and/or Ad Space is available now for 2010.   The MGCBC 2010 Sponsorship Guide is available online and now is a great time to get your ad in for this year's tournament.

Sponsorship and Ad Guide

One of the finest charter boats in the gulf has a rare opening for this year's mgcbc in June.  Contact Captain Mike Thierry now to lock in with the 60' Lady Ann based out of Dauphin Island, Alabama, home to some of the best fishing teams in the world.

Don't delay, this opportunity won't last long!  www.captainmikeonline.com 

The Marina is ready!!!!  More than 60 big boat slips with power hookups are open for business now and more will become available in April.  Contact the Biloxi Harbor Master now at 228-436-9312 to make your reservation.  ALL BOATS MUST LEAVE FROM BILOXI THIS YEAR. 

Register for 2010 online at MGCBC.COM

Close Out Sale on all 2009 T-Shirts with prices ranging from $5-$7 plus shipping.

The cold weather streak finally broke for the Orange Beach Boat Show at The Warf which brought in a huge crowd this past weekend and we enjoyed seeing many of our great friends and sponsors at the event.  Galati Yachts and Viking, Gulf Coast Hatteras, A&M Yachts, Saunders Yacht Works, George's Marine Electronics and Mike over at J&M Tackle in Orange Beach.  We spoke to quite a few anglers as well who say they are itching to get out on the water and especially ready to cash a big check in Biloxi the second week of June.

Our good friends Lee Stevens and Jerry Perez have started something special down in western Puerto Rico. The American Caribbean Challenge is a charity tournament supporting the hearing and visually impaired children of Cabo Rojo and western Puerto Rico.  Looks like they had a great time doing a great community service!  Congratulations on a successful first year!
Their dates for this year's event are September 30 to October 3, 2010. 

You can now register your team for the 2010 Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic online at http://www.mgcbc.com/.

It is very simple and here is how you do it:
- From the menu, click on 2010 Tournament and then click the Registration Info. tab.
- If you have not yet done so, click on Create Free Account. 
- The simple account form is presented that needs to be filled out in order for you to enter the more secure tournament entry information.  Please note that you must enter an underscore in place of spaces for your boat name.  example: Fish In the Baits should be entered Fish_In_The_Baits.
- When you submit the form an activation email will promptly be sent to you with a confirmation number and a code you will need for activating your new account.
- Once activated, you can login to your account to create your tournament entry form including boat information, angler information, shirt sizes, golf team members, etc.
- Once you have completed the tournament entry form you will again receive an email containing a copy for your records and instructions on getting your entry payment to us.
- Please note that for the early bird drawing, your payment date (postmark date if mailed) will be used for your early bird drawing tickets, not the date of the online registration unless they are the same.

Get your entry forms in now because WE ARE BACK!  By this we mean that all boats are back in Biloxi this year as they must all depart from Point Cadet Marina for the premier tournament on the Gulf Coast, the 2010 Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic.

The question: Do you need a big boat to compete in the MGCBC?  The answer: Not for the last three years as the center console gang has competed very well and taken home some extremely large checks at the Sunday award ceremonys.
When the XS Rated came to the scales in '09, angler Joe Allen and company, with captain Mathew Caldwell surprized the crowd not once, but twice.
The first surprize came when the sleek, center console style boat arrived at the same dock along side the much larger, cockpit style, sportfishing boats.  Then came the second suprize, the crew weighed in the winning wahoo, taking home a whopping $115,680 for their catch.  The 40 foot and under boats have regularly placed in the meat fish divisions in recent years and have shown that without a doubt, they do indeed know how to bring home the cash.