30th Annual Poor Girl’s Open Results

By Scott Lenox

30th Annual Poor Girl’s Open Results

Hit the vid for some info on the upcoming MidAtlantic Tournament at Sunset Marina!

We just finished up day 3 of the 3oth Annual Poor Girl’s Open and I have to say it was an awesome event!  Congratulations to all of the 800 lady anglers on some awesome catches and congratulations to Shawn Harman, the Harman family and everyone at Bahia Marina and FishTales that helped put this tournament together once again this year.  To date the Poor Girl’s Open has donated more than $2 Million to the American Cancer Society so they are the biggest winners of all.  Here are your 2024 Poor Girl’s Open winners!!

Billfish Release

1st Place      Sea Hag     8 White Marlin Releases

2nd Place     Cabana     6 White Marlin Releases

3rd Place     Pachanga     5 White Marlin Releases

Tuna

1st, 2nd and 3rd Place     Sushi     49.7, 49.5, 49.0

Mahi

1st Place     Espadon     53.3 Lbs

2nd Place      Prime Hook     30.3 Lbs

3rd Place     Nauti Norwegian     30.2 Lbs

Wahoo 

1st Place     WOP     49.2 Lbs

2nd Place     All In     42.8 Lbs

3rd Place     Restless Lady II     18.9 Lbs

Jr Angler

Ava Helwig     2 White Marlin Releases

Away from the tournament Captain Monty Hawkins of the Morning Star had a great trip for mahi today.

Mahi Mayhem 8/17/24
Not a lot of boats out. NOAA’s calling for small craft warnings today was an April Fools joke of sorts – was beautiful off there as I thought and wrote it would be. Of course, with Ernesto’s 4 to 7ft looooong period swell*, I wanted a flood tide both departing and returning to minimize slop at the mouth of the inlet. Got it too.
When swells are rolling in and the current rushing out?
Oyyy..
Danger.
Instead? Inlet was nice. Ocean was beautiful.
Ryan and Andy did the deed on our mini-block unit at Lucas Alexander’s Reef.
Man, talk about Reef Builder’s Karma – today’s heaviest mahi took both their hooks–they both had him on; they won the pool & Reef Raffle too!
Dern sure nice to see absolute mayhem on the rail again.
By far our best day of mahi fishing this season.
Cheers,
Monty
*If 4 ft waves have a 5 or 6 second period – distance between tops (actually I think the measure the troughs – but tops are easier to discern) it’ll be ROUGH!
If 12 ft swells have a 14 second period? Nice day on the rip, but be careful around the inlet.
Captain Tony Battista of Saltwater Adventures had Skip Courtney of Sunset Provisions, Skip’s son Mike and his grandson Keegan MacHeachen on board this morning when Keegan used a live spot to catch this very nice 23.5″ flounder that weighed just over 4 pounds.

Won some money and caught a limit of flounder last week….check it out!!

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