Tasi To Table

Tasi To Table is targeting to hold the 7TH ANNUAL WAHOO IN THE MARIANAS in May. We encourage you all to monitor TTT's official pages for future updates.

12/13 TTT Seminar: Marine Patrol and American Memorial Park

Last Saturday, Tasi to Table’s student members participated in a morning of learning and service focused on boating safety and environmental stewardship.

The day began with an overview by 's Marine Patrol Section on CNMI boating rules and regulations, the five different types of life jackets, and the various kinds of safety equipment boaters in the CNMI are required to have on-board.

Later in the day, TTT's student members visited American Memorial Park, where park rangers shared information on volunteer and internship opportunities with AMP and the National Park Service. After, students then joined the Kupu Corps in removing invasive tangantangan from the park’s wetlands.

STUDENTS: learn more about AMP's many volunteering and internship opportunities by visiting on Facebook and Instagram.

Thank you to our guest presenters for making our seminar an insightful and successful one!

THANK YOU, CK Lures, for your continued support of Tasi To Table! They are donating handmade lures, which will be distributed alongside the prizes for 1st-3rd place.

The 4TH ANNUAL TASI TO TABLE MIX CLASSIC is set for October 4, 2025 from 6:00am-5:00pm at the Smiling Cove Marina, with registration happening on October 3, 2025 from 4:00pm-6:00pm, also at the marina.

REGISTRATION FEES:
- $200 per vessel (1 Captain + 2 Anglers)
- $30 per additional angler

Each registration comes with event-exclusive derby shirts for every member of your crew!

THANK YOU to our sponsors so far: EFC Services Corporation, Bridge Capital LLC, Chong's Corporation, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods, FJR Enterprises LLC, and Marianas Pacific Distributors, Inc. (MARPAC), and CK Lures!

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Tasi To Table is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with the goal of passing fishing knowledge to future generations. Profits raised from TTT’s fishing derbies go towards the organization’s two-year student program for high school students. Through the program, students can earn an elective credit towards graduation, learn various fishing techniques, learn more about the various career opportunities in and around the ocean, practice environmental stewardship, and more.