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Hunting for the Cure Benefit Catfish Tournament
June 3, 2022 @ 5:30 pm - June 4, 2022 @ 10:00 am
$50
Hook a big one and win big during the 1st Annual Pole Only Catfish Tournament, benefiting Hunting for the Cure, on Friday, June 3rd and Saturday, June 4th at Laurens County Sportsman Club in Dublin GA!
Go Fish!
Start fishing the evening of Friday, June 3rd, and continue reeling them in until weigh-in at 9 AM sharp on Saturday, June 4th.
Registration begins on June 3rd at 5:30 PM until 6:45 PM.
Angler Meeting takes place after registration at at 6:45 PM.
Start dropping your lines at 7 PM! Pole Only!
Fish by the moonlight all night long, and be ready to compete for prizes on the morning of Saturday, June 4th.
Weigh-in is at 9 AM sharp!
Prizes:
50/50 Payout: Weighing in the Biggest Fish
1st place – 40%
2nd place – 30%
3rd place – 20%
4th place – 10%
A prize with be awarded for the smallest fish.
Optional BIG FISH Entry: $10 per angler, Optional BIG FISH prize: 100% payout
Raffle Tickets are available with multiple prize options.
Entry & Registration
1st Annual Pole Only Catfish Tournament
Entry Fee: $50 per boat
Entry Fee Includes: 2 T-Shirts
Where: Laurens County Sportsman Club
Address: 308 Sportsman Club Rd, Dublin, GA 31021
Contact Info:
Chase McLemore: 478-278-6806
Kyle Outlaw: 478-232-7039
Clay Platt: 478-290-3161
Rules: Pole only, 6 poles per boat max, 2 anglers per boat (kids 12 and under are welcome to fish with the 2 anglers), must put in and take out at Laurens County Sportsman Club, weigh in 5 biggest fish, fish must be alive (1 dead fish allowed), anglers must follow all Georgia fishing and boating laws.
NOTE: Primitive and RV camp sites available! Please contact Laurens County Sportsman Club in advance to book your camp site (478-272-9799) if you wish to camp. Breakfast served at weigh-in. Additional t-shirts sold at the tournament ($25 each).
Hunting for the Cure
Hunting for the Cure is a non-profit organization that shares the experience of the great outdoors and nature’s majestic grace with children fighting cancer or in remission.
