Saltwater Classic - K92.3 Free Offshore Tourny - May 4th & 5th

I keep hoping to fish this one year. But the weather almost always is as it will be this w/e, unfriendly!

Here is some of the information for the brave with big boats.

Friday, May 4th

Captain’s Party
Join us at the K92.3 Saltwater Classic Captain’s Party sponsored by Blue Marlin Real Estate in front of the Exploration Tower at Port Canaveral (670 Dave Nisbet Dr., Cape Canaveral, FL 32920) on Friday, May 4th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm! Registration will be FREE online until 5pm Thursday, May 3rd otherwise it’ll be $250 on-site at the Captain’s Party. Competitor attendance at the Captain’s Party is mandatory to receive a boat number. 6:00pm to 9:00pm!

Big Fish
Participate in the “tournament within the tournament” on May 5th at the K92.3 Saltwater Classic! Pay a $50 entry fee for big fish category at the BIGFISH tent at Captain’s Party on May 4th and increase your chances to win more CASH! 1st place fish for ONLY THOSE ENTERED IN THE BIGFISH gets $2,500 2nd place gets $500 3rd place gets a NEW rod and reel combo!

Saturday, May 5th

Prizes
Prizes: 1st 2nd 3rd

Wahoo $1000 $500 $250

Dolphin $1000 $500 $250

King Mackerel $1000 $500 $250

Amberjack $1000 $500 $250

Cobia $1000 $500 $250

Grouper $1000 $500 $250

Tripletail $500 (1st place only)

Junior Angler $250 (1st Place Only-Must be 14 years of age or younger)

Lady Angler $500 (Lady Angler 1st Place Only) Big Fish $2,500 Guaranteed Payout for the Single Heaviest Fish

Official Tournament Rules
Click on the image above to get the full rundown on the Official Rules!

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Florida

With your FREE registration, please make a $100 donation to support our charity partner!
The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Florida will be the charitable beneficiary of the 16th Annual Saltwater Classic. When registering for the tournament please consider making a donation by click HERE

The Ronald McDonald House provides a home away from home for families with children receiving treatment at hospitals and medical facilities in Orlando. Each year about 2,000 families stay with the program to be close to their critically ill children.