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2006
Point Schedule
NEARSHORE DIVISION
SPECIES:
POINTS/FISH: POINTS/POUND:
Amberjack
10 1
Bluefish
25 2
Cobia
25 1
Dolphin
30 1
Grouper (excluding
Warsaw)
30 1
Key West
Grunt
20 2
Kingfish
30 1
Mackerel
25 3
Permit
25 1
Pompano
30 1
Pompano
(African)
25 1
Sailfish
150 0
Sheepshead
15 1
Snapper (excluding
Cubera)
30 2
Tripletail
25 2
Tuna (excluding
Bonita)
30 1
Wahoo
35 1
OFFSHORE DIVISION
SPECIES:
POINTS/FISH: POINTS/POUND:
Amberjack
10 1
Cobia
25 1
Dolphin
30 1
Grouper (excluding
Warsaw)
30 1
Grouper,
Warsaw
20 1
Kingfish
30 1
Marlin
175 0
Pompano
(African)
25 1
Sailfish
150 0
Snapper (excluding
Cubera)
30 2
Snapper, Cubera
30 1
Spearfish
150 0
Swordfish
150 0
Tripletail
25 2
Tuna (excluding
Bonita)
30 1
Wahoo
35 1
Offshore and Nearshore anglers are limited to TWO (2) of any species
for a total of six (6) fish.
Grand Slam Awards: Cash or
merchandise prizes will be awarded to teams completing either a
Reef/Wreck or Pelagic Grand Slam in both the Nearshore and Offshore
Divisions
Reef/Wreck Grand Slam: High point combination of any THREE (3)
reef/wreck species wins.
Pelagic Grand Slam: High point combination of any THREE (3)
pelagic species wins.
2006 Point Schedule
INSHORE DIVISION
SPECIES:
POINTS/FISH: POINTS/INCH:
Flounder
30 3
Redfish
25 2
Snook
25 2
Trout
25 3
MUST be photo and released
alive
JUNIOR DIVISION
SPECIES:
POINTS/FISH: POINTS/INCH:
Flounder
30 3
Redfish
25 2
Snook
25 2
Trout
25 3
MUST
be photo and released alive
SPECIES:
POINTS/FISH: POINTS/INCH:
Sheepshead
15 1
Spanish Mackerel
25 3
Mangrove Snapper
30 2
Bluefish
25 2
Can
be brought to scales to be weighed
INSHORE: Anglers are responsible for
providing their own photography equipment. Photos must be presented by
12:00 pm midnight, Saturday. Inshore boats will be provided a measuring
board Friday at the Captain’s Meeting. Boat number, measuring board and
fish must all be clearly visible with the fish’s nose clearly against
the end of the measuring board at the “0” inch mark. All Inshore
species must be released alive at time of catch (EXCEPT the four fish
noted in the Junior Division) These are the only four fish which may be
killed in the Inshore Division and apply to the Junior Division ONLY.
Since all Inshore fish are released alive, bag/maximum size limits
do not apply. Minimum legal size will be adhered to.
Inshore anglers are
limited to TWO (2) fish of any species for a total of six (6)
photographs to be presented for judging.
INSHORE GRAND SLAM: High point combination of any THREE
(3) species wins.
TRASH CAN SLAM: High point
combination of Catfish, Jack, Stingray and Ladyfish (any three of the
four) (measured 1 point per inch, except Stingray which are 20 points)
First Place $500, Second Place $300, Third Place $200.
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