| Results - NEKF New England Kayak Fishing 2011 |
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| Written by Chris Parson |
| Thursday, 25 August 2011 13:44 |
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Another August and another great time at NEKF! From the time Charlie (Lunchbox), Bob (Mullet Miller), Dillon and I arrived at Winter Island on Thursday, we saw more and more friends pulling in that we see too little of. It was a great time and we all had a chance to catch up, trade laughs and fishing tales, and simply enjoy the camraderie found at events like this one. Thank you to NEKF and the event organizers and to Roger Gossett (NH Explorer) for all of your hard work!
2011 Winners are as follows; (Pics by Sully and taken from NEKF forums)
Open Division Mark 1st Place 46in 
<br> Matt 2nd Place 45in 
Jamie 3rd Place 44in
Artificial Division 
Bill Bass 1st Place 44in
Slappy 2nd Place 42 1/2in 
Rick 3rd Place 41in 
Other Event Winners Hobbie Winner.... Sully.....The Other Sully Cobra ?? Winner ( ...) Rubber Duckie... John K |
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