Oxford, AL – The National Professional Fishing League (NPFL) has announced it will return to Logan Martin Lake for a third consecutive year, with competition scheduled for June 25–27, 2026.
Previously, Logan Martin hosted both the 2024 season opener and the 2025 season finale, each drawing strong fields and producing competitive results. The 2026 event marks the midpoint of the NPFL season and will once again take place at Lincoln’s Landing, recognized as one of the nation’s premier tournament facilities. Anglers can expect challenging and diverse fishing conditions, with bass action expected across a range of depths and techniques.
“The City of Oxford is proud to once again partner with the National Professional Fishing League and looks forward to hosting them for a third time in 2026,” said Oxford Mayor Alton Craft. “This group of talented anglers not only have a positive economic impact but also make a lasting impact through their outreach. Their visits to Hope Christian Academy and Rainbow Omega brought encouragement, joy, and inspiration to students and residents alike. We are pleased to welcome back this positive, family-friendly organization that brings together good sportsmanship, faith, community spirit, and the fun of fishing.”
NPFL Vice President Paul Benson highlighted the upcoming season’s mix of familiar and new waters. “In 2026, League anglers will have to prove themselves on some of the greatest fisheries in the nation,” he said. “We’re returning to some old favorites at new times of the year and trying some new fisheries at prime times. The schedule offers a diversity of water types that will showcase a wide variety of techniques. It’s what our fans want, what our anglers want, and what our sponsors and partners have come to expect and appreciate from the NPFL.”
The NPFL continues to grow its reputation for competitive, community-focused events that celebrate both sport and fellowship, and the return to Logan Martin Lake reaffirms its place as a favored stop on the professional fishing circuit.
