By Scott Lenox
This is the first Daily Angle that I’ve posted with an asterisk in the title, but it’s necessary for this particular report. The results are in for the 23rd Annul Captain Steve Harman’s Poor Girls Open, but there is currently a formal protest in the billfish release division. Below are the standings with some payouts as of the end of scales tonight. The junior angler, wahoo, dolphin and tuna categories will not change. I’ll update the outcome of the billfish release category when it gets sorted out.
Junior Angler
Marissa Danner 21.4 Pound Dolphin
Wahoo
3rd Place Fishin’ Permission Mariah Amos 29 Pounds
2nd Place Bubblehead Abby Conway 50.3 Pounds
1st Place VooDoo Child Shelby Shea 57.8 Pounds
Dolphin
3rd Place MR Ducks Liz Newell 26.7 Pounds $4,185.00
2nd Place Rhonda’s Osprey Danielle Doetsch 33 Pounds $6,277.50
1st Place Maverick Heather Warren 38 Pounds $11,952.50
Tuna
3rd Place No Limits Marsha Hora 52.8 Pounds $3,591.00
2nd Place No Limits Jessica Mckeldin 191.4 Pounds $5,386.50
1st Place No Quarter Karen Peet 200 Pounds $10,477.50
Billfish Release* Under Protest Standings May Change
3rd Place Bar South 2 white marlin, 2 sailfish $16,508.00
2nd Place Judge 5 white marlin 2:07 PM last release $24,762.00
1st Place Playmate 5 white marlin 1:31 PM last release $91,670.00
It was a record breaking Poor Girls Open this year with 161 boats fishing, 747 lady anglers and a record payout of $192,035.
My buddy Eric Sexton was fishing on board the Four Eights today with Captain Tod Cannady and went one for one on white marlin in 100 fathoms below the Rockpile.
Captain Jeff Coats of Pitboss Fishing took advantage of the nice ocean conditions and put his fiancé Karen Langford Kelley on a false albacore trolling spreader bars.
The ocean flounder fishing is getting better and better for Captain Don Hetherington and the crew of the Judith M out of Bahia Marina. Captain Don’s anglers have been pulling more keeper flounder over the rail and there have been some pretty nice fish in there.
Captain John Prather on the Ocean City Guide Service has been heading out to the ocean for some of the good flounder fishing recently. The keeper ratio is much higher in the ocean so it’s a good call for Captain John to head out there. Ocean City Guide Service has been having good luck with keeper flounder and sea bass, and even caught a couple of mahi on today’s trip.
I got a Facebook submission from Nate Pritchett with something we don’t see out of Ocean City a lot. Nate had his 20′ Grady the Pretty Girl out at the Hambone today and brought back a barracuda. Nate was fishing with his buddy Brian who caught the barracuda. They also caught a decent false albacore on the trip.
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