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Opening day for Triple Crown Fishing Series

Participants gather near Moses Jumper Jr.’s dock in Big Cypress for the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament on March 19, 2022. (Photo courtesy Seminole Recreation)

The anglers have returned.

The Seminole Sportsmen’s Triple Crown Fishing Series kicked off March 19 with the Bass Buster’s Tournament in Big Cypress. It marked the series’ first tournament since 2019. The pandemic forced the series to be cancelled the past two years.


Fishermen departed at sunrise and returned mid-afternoon to Moses Jumper Jr.’s dock for the weigh-out and an awards ceremony.

Brian Billie won the Big Bass award for the biggest catch of the day.

The team of Daniel Conde and Frank Marrero captured first place. Trewston Pierce and Marshal Tommie finished runner-up.

The three-tournament series continues April 23 and will conclude May 21.

First place team: Daniel Conde, left, and Frank Marrero at the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament on March 19, 2022, in Big Cypress. (Photo courtesy Seminole Recreation)
Brian Billie is the Big Bass champion in the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament on March 19, 2022, in Big Cypress. (Photo courtesy Seminole Tribune)
Trewston Pierce, left, and Marshal Tommie hold up their trophies for finishing second in the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament on March 19, 2022, in Big Cypress. (Photo courtesy Seminole Recreation)
Mike Tiger holds up one of his big catches of the day in the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament. on March 19, 2022, in Big Cypress. (Photo courtesy Seminole Recreation)
Kenny Descheene is all smiles as he shows his impressive catch in the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament on March 19, 2022, in Big Cypress. (Photo courtesy Seminole Recreation)
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