Tournament Results
 Stuart King fish Brawl May 14-15 2005
weighed in a 28lb and 32.11lb King had a great time fishing!
SKA Tournament Tour 2004
Congratulations Young Guns For Qualifing for the SKA's
National Championship in Biloxi Mississippi!!!!!
The year-end event to determine SKA's National Champion. By Invitation only. This event is for Divisional qualifiers. The top 20 in the open class from each division and the top 15 from each division in the class of 23. Every person fishing in this event must be an SKA competition member in 2004 and have finished a minimum of two SKA sanctioned events during the calendar year. Awards for Nationals to be held on November 21, 2004. Qualifing with a 26.94 and 5th Place in Fort Lauderdale, Houston and Cassie win Top Junior Anglers. 22.85 in Fort Pierce and 23.99 in Stuart
Total points 73.78
Saltwater Shootout July 10th 2004
Young Guns Places 3rd in Shootout with 3rd King
Young Guns places 3rd and 3rd Place King for a total
weight of 78.2lbs and a great fishing Day
Jeff Bodine Fishing Tournament May 8, 2004
Young Guns weighs in 92lbs Kingfish to place 8th Overall and 3rd Place Kingfish.
Fort Lauderdale KingFish Classic
Houstons Smith 1st Place SKA KingFish Classic Young Guns 5th
 April 23-24th the Fort Pierce Kingfish TOurnament Young Guns weighs in a 23.99lb King
Harrison(center), comes away with top Junior Angler for the Pompano Beach Saltwater Slam with two Kingfish weighing in at 59.6 lbs. Harrison's first Tournament Win!
2nd Annual LYC SwordFight Photos & Results
The Winners: Top Junior Angler Harrison Smith
This was the first time LYC has held a fishing tournament open to the general public
and the overwhelming feeling is that it was a great success. On Wednesday evening before the event Tom Green from Custom Rod and Reel in Lighthouse point held a great seminar giving us all last minute tips on what was happening with the swordfishing prior to the weekend. Friday evening's skippers meeting was a great party outside at the new pavillion and we all spent the day saturday getting ready for a long night of fishing that evening. Unfortunately Mother Nature dealt us quite a hard blow by placing a strong summer thunderstorm right over the Swordfishing grounds just at the time that the tournament started so all of the teams were forced to deal with 30 knot winds, buckets of rain, and some downright terrifying lightening. Fortunately by 10:30 pm the storm dissapeared and the fleet was treated to a marvelous evening of fishing. While the catching wasn't as good as it had been the week before the event the 26 boats fishing did manange to catch 8 swordfish. In the effort to promote conservation we required competitors to release any fish not a minimum of 56" long - the state legal limit is only 47". Six fish were released while two were large enough to be weighed. Commodore Dan Ashlin's son Brad Ashlin on board Salt Shaker weighed in a 108 lb fish to win the tournament overall while the team on Lady Pamela were a close second with a 92lb fish. 16 year old Harrison Smith managed to release a 60 lb fish on board team "Young Guns" to take the top Junior Angler award.
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