The Nearshore Division is restricted to vessels with a maximum of 700 horsepower. Vessels may fish all waters seaward of the Florida mainland within the area defined by the following coordinates: 28° 10’ N latitude to the North, 27° N latitude to the South, 83° 30’ W longitude to the west.
The Inshore Open Division is open to any participant. Teams who have members who actively hold (or have held in the past five years) a captain’s license and have carried passengers for hire are REQUIREDto fish the Inshore Open Division. Teams will fish inshore waters only.
The Inshore Amateur Division is open to all participants who do not actively hold (or have held in the past five years) a captain’s license and have carried passengers for hire. Teams will fish inshore waters only.
This division is great for recreational anglers looking for some competitive fun and a chance to win! Should a participating team include one or more individuals that actively hold, or have held within the past five years, a captain’s license and have carried passengers for hire, they are REQUIRED to participate in the Inshore Open Division.
The Kayak/SUP Division participants must launch from a public access in Manatee or Sarasota Counties. Anglers have 24 hours to fish for snook, redfish, and trout.
TARGET SPECIES
Photo Submission Required
Snook, Redfish, Spotted Seatrout
Scoring Guidelines
Total length of largest (2) Snook, largest (2) Redfish, and largest (2) Spotted Seatrout
The Junior Division participants should be 17 years old or younger. All participants must have a guardian signed waiver to compete in the tournament. Junior teams will fish inshore waters only.