Lew's and Strike King announced today that the digital high school fishing tournament launched in March resulted in nearly 4,500 bass catches by 61 teams across the nation. The event was conducted using the HOOK’D Fishing Tournaments app.
The winning teams in each of the three geographic regions were:
South: Vidalia Heritage Academy (Vidalia, Ga.)
North: Brownsburg Fishing Club (Brownsburg, Ind.)
West: Delta Saints Bass Team (Clarksburg, Calif.)
The weekly big bass and the overall winning teams were awarded Lew’s Mach combos, and anglers also competed for Strike King “Tie One On” prize packs for posting pictures using the #strikekingbass hashtags.
"The entire 12 weeks of our high school digital tournament was a lot of fun," said Tony Mehrl, director of trade marketing and field activation for the companies. "Seeing the catches each week and watching the leading schools change in rank each week, it was always interesting to see who would come out on top. We at Strike King and Lew's are always thrilled to be able to support high school fishing and we're glad we could provide an avenue of competition for these young anglers during the peak shutdown time of events this past spring."
For more about the event, visit https://www.strikeking.com/digital-tournament-fan-favorite-among-high-school-anglers.
