Amos Lapeyrouse Memorial Award

Amos Lapeyrouse was one of the Terrebonne Black Bass Club's charter members.  Mr. Lapeyrouse dedicated himself to excellence and was an outstanding member of the Terrebonne Black Bass Club.  A large part of the club's success during the early years of incorporation was due to his pursuit of excellence.  

That pursuit of excellence is still evident today and we remember him with an award presented to outstanding members.   The award is presented yearly to a member who has served the club in meritorious fashion during any previous two years.  The recipient is designated by a secret ballot, with the votes being collected by the previous recipient of the award.  This award recognizes excellence.  That pursuit of excellence is the backbone of our club and shall continue to be for years to come.

Melvin LeBlanc Memorial Fisherman of the Year Award

Melvin LeBlanc was a charter member and honorary member of the Terrebonne Black Bass Club.   Melvin remained in the club until his death in September 1999.  Melvin's dedication to the club is apparent in all aspects of the club as in now exists. 
In addition to his love of the Terrebonne Black Bass Club, Melvin also excelled at the sport he loved.  His fishing prowess and love for fishing was evident at every tournament and club event, with award-winning stringers and lunkers quite commonplace.   In his memory, the club now honors the most outstanding fisherman each year with the Melvin LeBlanc Memorial Fisherman of the Year Award.