31st ANNUAL SPRING KING OF THE BEACH
31st ANNUAL SPRING KING
31st ANNUAL SPRING KING
31st Annual Old Salt Spring King of the Beach
6 Divisions
Overall (King Mackerel) | Single Engine | Ladies | Youth
| Spanish Mackerel | Traveling Angler
Tournament Entry Fees – Online Registration
$350.00/Team (Members) |
$400/Team (Tournament entry plus Membership) |
$425/Team (Non Members)
Species: King Mackerel and Spanish Mackerel
Tournament Venue: Madeira Beach Recreational Complex, 200 Rex Place – Madeira Beach, FL 33708
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31st Annual Old Salt Spring King of the Beach
04/25: Captains Meeting, Team Check-In & Registration – Gates Open 5PM & Team Check-in starts at 6:30PM
04/26: Kids Fishing Slam, Community Party & Live Music – Gates Open 3PM
04/27: Tournament Fishing & Weigh-In & Crown The KING-Gates Open 2PM
04/28: Awards Ceremony and Payouts
Tournament Venue: Madeira Beach Recreational Complex, 200 Rex Place – Madeira Beach, FL 33708
Youth
@King of the BeachYouth Division
Old Salt Fishing Foundation has developed a range of youth & family fishing programs supporting . The King of the Beach participatesprovides youth anglers a full on tournament opportunity.
Single Engine
@King of the BeachSingle Engine Division
More anglers run single engines than any other configuration. Old Salt, Mastry Engine Center and Suzuki Repower created the Single Engine Division at the KING specifically for these competitors. The payoff? a 200HP Suzuki Outboard Repower Package for the winner of the division.
Ladies
@King of the BeachLadies Division
Along with competing head to head, and sometimes arm in arm, with their male counterparts in the Overall & Single Engine divisions, our lady anglers have a division all to themselves. Winner of the division walks with cash & a one of a kind pendant from Johnston Jewelers.
Spanish Mackerel
@King of the BeachSpanish Mackerel Division
At the KING we give respect to Spanish Mackerel with its own division. So much so that on a pound for pound basis the winner of the division can walk with about $1,000 per pound for the Spanish they weighed.