Cayson Warner and his winning mahi, with Warner family in background |
The lure of the deep blue sea fueled the second annual
Jim Bost Memorial tournament out of the Marina at Edisto Beach on June 17,
where 10-percent of the proceeds go to the Harry Hampton Fund. The event that
celebrates one of Edisto’s fishing families was actually won by another fishing
family, when Big Sky brought back a 25.1-pound dolphin to win the heaviest fish
competition. The crew of the Big Sky consisted of four
members of the Randolph family from Charlotte, North Carolina. Joel, Chuck,
Austin and Jeff Randolph fished out of a center console boat and were the first
team to arrive at the weigh-in that ran from 5 until 6:30. Team Randolph received a $480 payday for the first place
prize.
Team Randolph with First Place Dolphin: Joel, Chuck, Austin and Jeff |
Dealer’s
Choice out of Walterboro won third place in the tournament and 10-year old
Cayson Warner won the youth angler honors too. Captain Jimbo Warner said that
they caught the 16.2-pound dolphin at 2 p.m. and that the bite was slow all
day. “We also saw three billfish today, one white marlin and two sailfish, but
we couldn’t get hooked up,” said Warner. The third place prize is $80 and the
youth angler trappings included a Penn Battle rod and reel combo and a hat and
t-shirt from the Marina at Edisto Beach.
Team Single Shot weighed the only tuna: Angler Mitchel McConnell and Alex Michaeli |
To view past blog entries from 2016 at Edisto click on Jim Bost Memorial - Dolphin Slam - Cobia Tourney - Spring Shorebird Synergy - Bovine Bones on Beach - Edisto River book - Business of the Year
Team Fortunate Son with their 11.7-pound mahi mahi |
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