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Top Ten Boats Heading into Edisto

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The Edisto Invitational Billfish Tournament, the much anticipated final leg of the 2021 Series, begins this week. We’re excited to see how the overall standings will shake out following the results of the tournament. Although the Inappropriate has a well-established lead in the Series and will be tough to beat, you never know what will happen in sportfishing. The pendulum of luck and skill, as well as the necessary alignment of both, can tumble any leaderboard under the right circumstances.

Let’s take a look at this year’s current top ten heading into the Edisto Invitational Billfish Tournament, hosted at the Marina at Edisto Beach on July 21-24, 2021.

Inappropriate

70-ft Spencer

Owner: Frank Holtham

Captain: Andy Crews

Points: 2650 pts

Reel Hook Up

60-ft Hatteras

Owner: Michael Carter

Captain: Stuart Lackey

Points: 1850

Home Run

60-ft Spencer

Owner: Steve Mungo

Captain: Grant Bentley

Points: 1850

Blue Sky

60-ft Spencer

Owner: Greg Smith

Captain: Jay Weaver

Points: 1850

Glazed

58-ft Dean Johnson

Owner: Miles Herring

Captain: Miles Herring

Points: 1650

Sportin’ Life

59-ft Spencer

Owner: Graham Eubank

Captain: Mike Glaesner

Points: 1496

Mister Pete

58-ft C&L

Owner: Bob & Rusty McClam

Captain: Alan Neiford

Points: 1250

Mama Love

56-ft Ocean

Owner: Howie Love

Captain: Bryan Love

Points: 1250

Callisto

61-ft Garlington

Owner: Bo & Robert Mason

Captain: Stevie Cramer

Points: 1250

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Reel Legacy

50-ft Viking

Owner: Mitch Avante

Captain: Will Tayloe

Points: 1250


Good luck to everyone fishing this week! Follow tournament updates on the Gov Cup’s Facebook page, Instagram account, and website.


The Teaser is a series dedicated to showcasing the stories of the Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series and its lively community. The Gov Cup was created several decades ago to encourage the conservation of ocean resources through the tagging and release of billfish. Learn more here.

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on South Carolina Wild are solely those of the authors, and do not reflect official policies, positions, or endorsements of activity or products by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

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