What Is Quality Bass Club's 2026 Tournament Schedule?

Quality Bass Club is a bass fishing club based in San Antonio, Texas, and its site lists a 2026 season schedule plus a running "Big Bass" leaderboard. As of the site's current content, the only 2026 tournament with a confirmed date is Inks Lake, November 7–8, with tournament times still marked TBD. The full 2026 schedule is published on the site, so the most reliable way to see every stop is to check the "2026 Schedule" page directly rather than rely on a single snapshot.

What the site confirms for 2026

The leaderboard entries mix lakes and anglers, so treat them as season highlights rather than a complete event-by-event results table. The 8.14 lb Buchanan fish is listed as the current 2026 Big Bass.

How to read the schedule as the season fills in

The site presents the 2026 schedule as a season-long list, and the Inks tournament is the only one with dates attached in the available content. That means:

• Dates can appear before times. Inks has a date range but no start time yet, so plan travel around the day, then confirm the launch/check-in time closer to the event.
• The list is likely to grow. A club season schedule typically gets filled in as permits, lake access, and member availability are settled, so an early-season visit may show fewer events than a mid-season visit.
• Meetings and tournaments are separate. The Nov 3 meeting is virtual and is not a tournament; the Inks event on Nov 7–8 is the tournament.

Checking the schedule yourself

1. Go to qualitybass.org.
2. Open the 2026 Schedule link from the main navigation.
3. Cross-check the Upcoming Events section, which carries meeting notices and time-sensitive updates.
4. For anything still marked TBD, use the club's contact route — new members are directed to the contact link to get the virtual meeting link, and the same channel is the place to ask about tournament times.

If you are deciding whether to join

The site points prospective members to a New Member Info page, which is the right starting point before committing to a season. Two practical things to confirm there or with the club:

• Cost and membership requirements — the available site content does not state dues, boat requirements, or eligibility, so ask rather than assume.
• Whether you can fish a partial season — with only one dated 2026 tournament visible, a new member may want to know how many events remain before joining mid-year.

For a club like this, the schedule is the main planning tool: it tells you which lakes, which weekends, and how far you will be towing. Until more 2026 dates appear, Inks on Nov 7–8 is the anchor event to plan around.