DHS Sabine River Tournament to be held April 27th (Texas)

Team Event – Best 5 Bass
Entry Fee- $20.00 per team, which includes big bass
payable in cash, gift cards or checks written to DHS
Trophies and Prizes for top 3 teams and Big Bass, Top All-Girl Team
Lunch Provided at Weigh in
Weigh in Starts @ 3:00 p.m.
Take-off- to be determined by daylight, check in at 6a.m.
Open to all SAF clubs and members
Teams are responsible for providing boat and boat captains
All TBF-SAF rules will be in place and enforced (please see www.highschoolfishing.org for more details on rules) Students will need a salt-water stamp or all-water licencse due to location

Contact – Lisa Moore for more details on tournament
Lisam@esc5.net
409-746-2685 Ext 110

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Claiming both the overall title by a slim 2 ounces, as well as the big bass prize would be Colton Mitchell and Dallin Bishop. While they would come short of the 5 fish limit, their 3 fish sack was anchored by a monster big bass of 7 lbs. 11 oz. it was enough to push them to the top!  Their 3 fish tipped the scales at 15 lbs. and 13 oz. Continue reading

McNeil and Smith Moving Up The Ladder!

South Carolina State ChampionsClaim The Top Spot in the 2013 South Carolina High School Fishing State Championship!

After finishing second in the state championship last year the talented duo from Abbeville High School reached the pinnacle of success Saturday and won the 2013 SAF South Carolina High School Fishing State Championship on Lake Hartwell.

Carter McNeil and Tucker Smith brought in 16 LB 3 OZ bag of fish to win the event, despite thirty mile per-hour winds on the big lake. Continue reading