Dolphin Days Family Fishing Tournament, June 8-10, features over $9,000 in prizes

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Dolphin Days Family Fishing Tournament, June 8-10, features over $9,000 in prizes
Colby Livingston, who won more than $3,400 in the 2022 competition, is expected to defend his title in this year’s Dolphin Days Family Fishing Tournament, June 8-10. Livingston’s win was his second in the popular tournament; he captured the Pee Wee division 17 years ago (upper right).

The Kiwanis Club of Homestead-South Dade’s 38th annual Dolphin Days Family Fishing Tournament (DolphinDays.org), one of South Florida’s oldest family-fun fishing competitions, June 8-10, will feature more than $9,000 in prizes this year, according to organizers.

Benefitting the Homestead Kiwanis Foundation, the tournament is co-sponsored by the Military Affairs Council and funds raised will benefit the children of the Homestead-South Dade community, local charities, military families and community service projects.

The tournament begins June 8 at 6 p.m. with the kickoff party/captain’s meeting/raffle/silent auction at the Champions Club at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, One Ralph Sanchez Speedway Blvd. Fishing Day is June 10, with weigh-in, dock party and awards at Homestead Bayfront Park, 9698 SW 328 St.

“We expect a tremendous turnout because family and fishing are cornerstones of our community and our supporters know it is all for a good cause,” said Homestead Councilmember, former Kiwanis Club president, and tournament co-chair Erica G. Ávila.

“This will be a great, fun event that raises funds for Kiwanis — one of South Florida’s most active community service organizations — and honors our military by allowing kids and active/reserve military to fish for free. With prices rising — including the cost of fuel — we thought additional prizes were an excellent way to show the fishing community in South Florida how much we appreciate their support.”

Early bird tournament entry fees before June 1 are $350 for up to four anglers, with each additional angler costing $100. After June 1 — and up to 8 p.m. the night of the Captain’s Party — entry fees are $450 a boat and $125 for additional anglers. In keeping with the tradition of the event, kids and active/reserve military fish for free.

In addition to boat entries, a variety of sponsorships are still available.

For more information about entries or sponsorships, send email to DolphinDays.org or contact Ávila at 786-444-6133.

 

 

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