Fish of the week

and caught 22.97 pounds, including the big bass of 5.43, to win the Bass-N-Fools club tournament out of Everglades Holiday Park. and were second at 15.17, followed by and 13.86,

Josh Welks Parrillo Papp Lendl Steve Dawna Young Kathy Hill Pier cleanup: Bass tournament: Anthony Daniel Paul D’arcy George Williams Aric Gainer Aymon Wilcox Tom Trapani White

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and at 13.76 and

and at 13.65. The club has its 38th annual Spring Fling team bass tournament Sunday out of Everglades Holiday Park. Call 954-475-0248 or register early at BJ’s Bait and Tackle in Plantation.

Women who fished Sunday as part of the “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing” seminar in Dania Beach caught everything from snappers to dolphin. of Pompano Beach caught a 14-pound blackfin tuna that hit a Sea Witch with a bonito strip on Big Game.

caught a 50-pound amberjack and

of Punta Gorda released her first sailfish, which hit a trolled ballyhoo, on Free Spool.

Bill Angela Falletta

The third annual Stoked on Salt Earth Day Shoreline & Pier Cleanup is 8 a.m.-11 a.m. Saturday at Anglin’s Pier at the end of Commercial Boulevard in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Certified scuba divers are needed to remove debris from the water around the pier and shoreline volunteers also are needed. Visit SOS Ocean CleanUp on Facebook or call Gold Coast Scuba at 954-616-5909.

Sportfish tournament:

The Yamaha Contender Miami Sportfish Tournament is May 6 out of Miami Beach Marina. The kickoff party is 6 to 10 p.m. May 4 at the marina. Fishing is 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eligible species are dolphin, kingfish, wahoo, cobia, tuna and mutton snapper. Points will be awarded for up to three billfish releases. The entry fee for up to four anglers is $700 per boat and there are numerous value-added categories. Visit miamisportfish.com.

The fifth King of the Glades qualifier tournament is May 7 out of Everglades Holiday Park. Entry fee is $80 per team, with registration at the boat ramp. Visit kotgseries.com or call

at 954-393-5596.

Mike