Have you got what you need for the tournament year?
You might think I am talking about Lures, tackle and such....not the case.
I am taking about general items to make the tournament trip less stressful to maximise your fishing and focus.....
Your Vehicle...
Fuses and bulbs...make sure you have 4-5 extra fuses of all sizes and bulbs of all sizes to keep the Staters from picking you off after you short out something at the launch.

Extra belts and hoses....With todays cars most of us have a single or double sepentine belt and loss of them can cripple a trip especially since it is a day or two wait in Eastern Wash. Combine those with Hoses of several sizes and when the heat hits ya you can hit back and dont forget a bottle or two of coolant!.

Duct Tape....nuff said.
Water...2-5 gallons per trip...not for you.....

Rope.....100-200--ft.. never know when the wind will kick up.....

For the tent folks...maybe a second tent...as a spare example...Roosevelt last year......

Non-stick pans from Safeway of Freddies...they are cheap and last a couple years in the truck! (Keeps ya from getting in trouble taking the cooking stuff from home!)

Rubbermaid makes several varieties of containers for camp supplies and supplies in general if you would like to see how mine is set up or want to look at a camper kit for a pick-up see me at the meeting or give me a call I can drive it over...
p.s....Cooking stuff a must..small propane bar-b-ques are very cheap and you can do all kinds of cooking on them!
Do you have any ideas? lets hear 'em!
Larry.

Newer trailer lights are made with the bulbs built into a capsule...not cheap...but pretty impervious to cold water. Old trailer lights can be retrofitted with these, and it's a good idea. I still unplug the trailer from the truck. I have a clothespin on the trailer, that I clip the plug into. Keeps it out of the sand, dust and mud...a clean connector is a good connector. An extra transducer (in the truck is good enough) and a bunch of wire-ties, a bunch of extra drive pins for the TM prop (when they get bent, the prop will vibrate, but when you drop your only one overboard....), and I carry a real flare gun, instead of the cheapies. It goes off when you want, where you want.  Of course, a spare prop and tools for each end of the boat.

C&R, Steve