The Nantucket Anglers Club completed their 16th annual Inshore Classic on Saturday, a fishing tournament divided into three divisions (All Tackle, Fly, and Junior) where fisherman compete to catch the largest bluefish, striped bass, false albacore, and bonito. The tournament began on September 5th spans five weeks.
The Division Leaders are ranked by the combined length of the largest fish each fisherman caught of each of the four species. There were two separate categories of beach and boat. James Musia led the way in the All Tackle Division (boat) with a combined length of 132.25 inches. Chris Connolly of the Fly Division (boat) was behind him with a combined length of 112 inches.
All Tackle/Boat (Total Inches):
1st James Musia, 132.25 inches
2nd Chris Connolly, 128.5 inches
3rd Chris Lydon, 106.25 inches
4th Matt Rainwater, 96.75 inches
5th Louis Greco, 93 inches
All Tackle/Beach (Total Inches):
1st Raf Osona, 101.5 inches
2nd Neil Krauter, 99.25 inches
3rd Rick Ramos, 99 inches
4th Cody Peterson, 97.75 inches
5th Reese Castiglioni, 96 inches
Fly/Boat (Total Inches):
1st Chris Connolly, 112 inches
2nd Chris Bamford, 102 inches
3rd Johnson McKelvey, 91 inches
4th Kris Perez, 90.5 inches
5th Loukas Natsis, 89.25 inches
Fly/Beach (Total Inches):
1st John Moy 84.25 inches
2nd Daniel Day 63 inches
3rd Grant Cowherd 60.25 inches
4th Ken Andrewlavage 47 inches
5th Nate Stansfield 39.25 inches
Junior/Boat (Total Inches):
1st Tim Sullivan, 111 inches
2nd Jake Johnson, 96.5 inches
3rd Knox Keating, 82.75 inches
4th Curren Wiggin, 82 inches
5th Fisher Sullivan, 72.5 inches
Junior/Beach (Total Inches):
1st Jake Johnson, 49 inches
2nd Raf Osona, 43.5 inches
3rd Isla Grimes, 22 inches
