Team Awards

1st Place - Ed Brown & Brian Kamp-Slam- 59.75"- $120

2nd Place - Fred Curtis, Tyler & Nelson Muncil & Bruce Dahlquist -Redfish & Snook- 51"- $100

3rd Place - Dave Doolittle - Redfish & Snook- 46.25"- $85

4th Place - Jack Facciolo & Tom Obermeier - Snook & Trout - 37" - $75

5th Place - Jay Terzis, Vic Ordija, Ron Scriver & Keith Wohltman - Snook    - 23" - $65

Individual Awards for Longest Fish

Longest Snook - Dave Doolittle - 26.75" -$65

Longest Trout - John Baker - 16"- $65

Longest Redfish - Brian Kamp - 27" - $65

Big Sugar is still pushing a 40-year industrial rock mine in the Everglades Agricultural Area, threatening the nearby $4 billion Everglades Reservoir we’ve fought hard to protect. It’s disguised as a water project, but make no mistake: it’s about blasting rock, not restoring water flow.

It's been greased through the system every step of the way and it puts everything we’ve worked for at risk. Florida’s future shouldn’t be carved up for corporate gain—and it certainly shouldn’t be decided behind closed doors.

Governor DeSantis has been a champion for clean water, but so far, he hasn’t spoken out about this project. Now is the time for him to protect his Everglades legacy and stop this rock mine.