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Day two of Captain Steve's Annual Rock Fish Surf Fishing Tournament proved to be even more exciting than day one with more rock fish landed. The morning began with anglers again spread across the beach adjacent to the parking area. At 9:30 AM Ranger Clay gave the OK and the ORV Zone was opened for business, alleviating some angler crowding and making the south end of the island accessible. Many anglers picked up and headed south. Ted B of PA though held his ground near the beach parking lot and it paid off for him big time. At 11:30 Ted brought in a 41 inch, 29 1/2 lb rock fish after a 10 minute battle putting him squarely in second place in the tournament behind Rick V's 39 1/2 pounder.
RESULTS FROM TODAY
Emerson R. scored this 7 pound 28 inch rockfish%21
Ted B. whose son won the tournament last year brought the biggest fish in of the day a 41 inch 29%C2%BD pound rockfish and is currently in second place.
Mike M. caught had this 37 inch 25%C2%BD pound rockfish, Mike has had a good fishing year also catching a lot of nice sharks this past summer.
John Snyder was another nice fish that measured 37 inch and 17 pounds.
Pat M. from NY who always fishes hard was rewarded tonight with this nice 42%C2%BD inch 27%C2%BC pound beauty he is currently 3rd.
Joe B. from DE caught a variety of fish off the surf he had 1 flounder, 2 puppy drum%281 keeper%29, 2 croaker around 2 pounds, and 2 speckle trout caught on flashfoil shads in close tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. David Page caught this rock 35 inch 14%C2%BC pounder picture was lost by my camera....
Doug and Ray M. from WV with the 35 inch 20 pound rock this afternoon landed by Ray.
Cliff Fawcett from Sewell NJ caught this rockfish his first
Fred Kopcak landed a 37 inch 17%C2%BE pound rock tonight fishing the ORV zone with Dean C.
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Tomorrow, the last day of the tournament is your last chance to get that 40 lb plus rock that will make you a winner.%5B/b%5D
Day two of Captain Steve's Annual Rock Fish Surf Fishing Tournament proved to be even more exciting than day one with more rock fish landed. The morning began with anglers again spread across the beach adjacent to the parking area. At 9:30 AM Ranger Clay gave the OK and the ORV Zone was opened for business, alleviating some angler crowding and making the south end of the island accessible. Many anglers picked up and headed south. Ted B of PA though held his ground near the beach parking lot and it paid off for him big time. At 11:30 Ted brought in a 41 inch, 29 1/2 lb rock fish after a 10 minute battle putting him squarely in second place in the tournament behind Rick V's 39 1/2 pounder.
RESULTS FROM TODAY
Emerson R. scored this 7 pound 28 inch rockfish%21
Ted B. whose son won the tournament last year brought the biggest fish in of the day a 41 inch 29%C2%BD pound rockfish and is currently in second place.
Mike M. caught had this 37 inch 25%C2%BD pound rockfish, Mike has had a good fishing year also catching a lot of nice sharks this past summer.
John Snyder was another nice fish that measured 37 inch and 17 pounds.
Pat M. from NY who always fishes hard was rewarded tonight with this nice 42%C2%BD inch 27%C2%BC pound beauty he is currently 3rd.
Joe B. from DE caught a variety of fish off the surf he had 1 flounder, 2 puppy drum%281 keeper%29, 2 croaker around 2 pounds, and 2 speckle trout caught on flashfoil shads in close tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. David Page caught this rock 35 inch 14%C2%BC pounder picture was lost by my camera....
Doug and Ray M. from WV with the 35 inch 20 pound rock this afternoon landed by Ray.
Cliff Fawcett from Sewell NJ caught this rockfish his first
Fred Kopcak landed a 37 inch 17%C2%BE pound rock tonight fishing the ORV zone with Dean C.
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Tomorrow, the last day of the tournament is your last chance to get that 40 lb plus rock that will make you a winner.%5B/b%5D
