Lipscomb University·Nashville, Tennessee
The coach will lead and mentor middle and high school students in competitive bass fishing while ensuring safety and proper tournament etiquette. They are responsible for managing team logistics, including tournament registration, travel coordination, and consistent communication with stakeholders.
Lipscomb Academy is seeking a dedicated and experienced Bass Fishing Coach to lead and develop our teams for both high school and middle school students. This role involves teaching the fundamentals of competitive bass fishing, ensuring safety on and off the water, and fostering a positive and competitive environment consistent with the mission of Lipscomb Academy.
Candidates must have experience in competitive bass fishing and the ability to mentor students in a positive, mission-aligned environment. The role requires full availability during the fishing season and a commitment to modeling integrity and sportsmanship.
Market context
In Tennessee, academy fishing programs can be selective because schools look for coaches who can both teach technique and reinforce student development. This role is competitive for candidates with proven bass fishing experience, strong mentorship skills, and the flexibility to be fully available during the season while modeling integrity and sportsmanship. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page, then prepare examples of your competitive fishing background and student mentoring approach before applying.