Hobie Kayaks Slam Winner (largest red, trout, flounder)
Conner Harrison Mechanicsville, VA Slam Total 49.0” slam
(Hobie Mirage Pro Angler)
Appomattox River Company Speckled Trout Division
- Scott Inge Raleigh, NC 20.75” (Wilderness Systems Tarpon 160)
- Lavern Phillips, Virginia Beach, VA 20.125”
- Forrest Short , Yorktown, VA 20”
- Jason Balonis, Portsmouth, VA 19.75”
Tar River Paddlesports/Nu-Canoe Redfish Division
- Jack Daughtry Columbia, MD 31” (Nu-Canoe Solo Adventurer Kayak)
- Chris Haduck, Carrollton, VA 18”
- Michael Williams, Richmond, VA 17.75”
Wild River Outfitters & Release Reels Flounder Division
- Ken Cussick Windsor VA 23” ($500 WRO certificate & custom Release Reels reel)
- Larry Newman, Brick, NJ 22”
- Marty Mood, Yorktown, VA 21”
- Bob Dainton, Pittsboro, NC 20.25
Kokatat Striper Division
- Hunter Lackey Glen Allen, VA 30” (T3 Nova Dry Suit)
- Christopher Adams Chesapeake, VA 26.75”
- Donald Jackson , Portsmouth, VA 23.5”
- Tom Powers, Portsmouth, VA 22.75
KayakBassFishing.com/Wilderness Systems Largemouth Bass Division
- Ray Montes Virginia Beach, VA 18.5” (Wilderness Systems-choice of any kayak)
- Charlie Hill Newport News, VA 14.75”
- Jim Walton Richmond, VA 13.5”
Old Dominion Kayaks/Malibu Kayak Female Angler Division
(largest fish, any targeted species)
- Emma Johnson Virginia Beach, VA 25” redfish
- Andrea Nunnally Dunnsville, VA 19.5” flounder
- Joanna Heckert Bethesda, MD 15.5” trout
- Josephine White Chesapeake, VA 14” flounder
Dick’s Sporting Goods Youth Division
(largest fish, any targeted species)
- Drew Camp Carrollton, VA 18” trout (Field & Stream kayak)
- Mitchell Olsen Mechanicsville, VA 14.5” Striper
Heroes on the Water/Project Healing Waters Challenge
- Fort Bragg/Cape Fear, NC H.O.W. Chapter 299.25” total length (Moken 12 kayak)
Croaker/Spot Slam
- “Kayak” Kevin Whitley Norfolk, VA 25.75” total (TICA rod)
Most Species Caught
- Damian Hall Chesapeake, VA 9 total species (C-Tug cart)
About the Author: Mark "YakSushi" Watanabe is the Co. Founder of YakAngler.com and the Founder of YakSushi Media. He considers himself a mediocre fisherman and an unexceptional writer. He's the devoted father of two little "Sushi's" and everyday tech ninja.
