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    Tyler Gammon Nets Largest Fish In Upper Andro Two-Fly Contest - Daily Bag Limit - Fish talk


    Tyler Gammon Nets Largest Fish In Upper Andro Two-Fly Contest

    Mike Jones of Farmington, Maine wins Drift Boat Championship

    The weather was superb and the excitement was high for the Upper Andro Anglers Alliance Two-Fly Contest and Drift Boat Championship. As the photo shows, the morning began on the foggy side but soon cleared out for a great time.

    Wende Gray, spokesperson and organizer of the event, said, “Everyone had a super, duper time and I think we’ll double the number of entrants next year.”

    In the Two-Fly Contest:

    Winner of the Largest Fish – Tyler Gammon, fishing from the Northern Outdoors boat.

    Runner Up – Mike Jones, Farmington. Mike was fishing in the Fly Rod & Reel Magazine boat.

    Winner of Largest Catch – Chad Hughes, Camden. Chad represented the Fly Rod & Reel Magazine crew.

    Runners Up – George Smith, Augusta. George was fishing in the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine craft.

    Kevin Carleton, Norway. Kevin was fishing in the Schiavi Home Builders boat.

    Teams and boat sponsors were as follows:

    Fly Rod & Reel Magazine
    Mike Jones, Oarsman
    Joe Healy, angler
    Chad Hughes, angler

    Northern Outdoors
    Chris Russell, Oarsman
    John Williams, angler
    Tyler Gammon, angler

    Skinny Moose Media
    Bob Dionne, Oarsman
    Kevyn Fowler, angler
    Steve Minich, angler

    Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine
    Bill Pierce, Oarsman
    George Smith, angler
    Doug Rafferty, angler

    Gray Ghost Productions
    Carter Davidson, Oarsman
    Luke Gray, angler
    Brad Jerome, angler

    Kenworth
    Stephanie Percival, Oarsman
    Joanne Hicks, angler
    J.D. Percival, angler

    Schiavi Home Builders
    Scott Stone, Oarsman
    Mark Hiebert, angler
    Kevin Carleton, angler

    Results of the Drift Boat Championship:

    First Place: time of 7 minutes 25 seconds Mike Jones, Farmington

    2nd place : time of 7 minutes 35 seconds, Scott Stone, Bethel

    3rd Place: time of 8 minutes 21 seconds, Chris Russell, The Forks

    1/4 mile course from Bethel Outdoor Adventures to Davis Park, circling two buoys


    Photo by Phil Savignano
    Winners of the First Annual Northeast Drift Boat Championships held Sunday, September 21 on the Androscoggin River in Bethel are (left to right) Third Place, Chris Russell, The Forks, representing Northern Outdoors; First Place, Mike Jones, Farmington, representing Fly Rod & Reel Magazine; and Second Place, Scott Stone, Bethel, representing Schiavi Home Builders. The oarsmen raced for the fastest time over a 1/4 mile course from Bethel Outdoor Adventures to Davis Park navigating three buoys and carrying an angler who was required to remain standing throughout the race. The winning time was 7 minutes and 25 seconds.

    Tom Remington

    3 Responses to “Tyler Gammon Nets Largest Fish In Upper Andro Two-Fly Contest”

    1. Paul Bruessow Says:

      What kind of fish are you fly fishing for? I was searching for bass, but ran across this site. Interesting, didn’t realize there were fly fishing tourneys as I bass fish in Florida and fish tournaments here.

    2. Tom Remington Says:

      This particular contest on this particular river, most of the fish caught were rainbow, brook and brown trout. This river also has great smallmouth bass fishing but most anglers were after the bigger trout, particularly rainbow as a new state record rainbow was caught last year on this same section of river.

    3. Paul Bruessow Says:

      Thanks for the reply Tom. Sounds like a great way to spend a day on the water in the fresh air of Maine. Still a bit muggy here in Florida, but the bass are biting :)

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