Grouper tourney benefits Lemon Bay High School
SUN PHOTOS BY MARY KAY NORUS
Connie Breuggeman, founder of the Capt. John Breuggeman Memorial Grouper Tournament, posts weigh-ins as boats return to Cape Haze Marina.
SUN PHOTOS BY MARY KAY NORUS
Connie Breuggeman, founder of the Capt. John Breuggeman Memorial Grouper Tournament, posts weigh-ins as boats return to Cape Haze Marina.
The biggest fish weighed 23.25 pounds and was caught by team boat Elljo. This catch was the largest caught in the past nine tournaments, said tourney founder Connie Breuggeman, shown presenting Capt. Joe Miller with a trophy.
The biggest fish weighed 23.25 pounds and was caught by team boat Elljo. This catch was the largest caught in the past nine tournaments, said tourney founder Connie Breuggeman, shown presenting Capt. Joe Miller with a trophy.
The biggest fish weighed 23.25 pounds and was caught by team boat Elljo. This catch was the largest caught in the past nine tournaments, said tourney founder Connie Breuggeman, shown presenting Capt. Joe Miller with a trophy.
The biggest fish weighed 23.25 pounds and was caught by team boat Elljo. This catch was the largest caught in the past nine tournaments, said tourney founder Connie Breuggeman, shown presenting Capt. Joe Miller with a trophy.
Coming in third place was team boat Hog Hunter, Capt. Bob Breton and crew. Total weight of best three fish was 52 pounds.
Coming in third place was team boat Hog Hunter, Capt. Bob Breton and crew. Total weight of best three fish was 52 pounds.
Coming in third place was team boat Hog Hunter, Capt. Bob Breton and crew. Total weight of best three fish was 52 pounds.
ENGLEWOOD — The Ninth Annual Capt. John Breuggeman Memorial Grouper Tournament was held this weekend to benefit Lemon Bay High School’s scholarship fund. A retired Englewood Elementary School teacher of 28 years, Connie Breuggeman organizes it each year in memory of her husband.
There were 28 boats entered this year (in 2012, there were 18) including new and returning captains and crews.
