Big Fish
$2000 Payout*
3 Fish Aggregate
$2000 Payout*
Jr Angler
Massive Fishing Supplies
2018 Big Fish Winners
| 1st | Tedd Claymen | 8.48 lbs |
| 2nd | Billy Clarke | 8.07 lbs |
| 3rd | Adam Grimes | 7.75 lbs |
| 4th | Blake Cartert | 6.34 lbs |
| 5th | Danny Cohen | 6.33 lbs |
2018 Aggregate Winners
| 1st | Ryan Vogt | 15.43 lbs |
| 2nd | Dustin Koppold | 12.71 lbs |
| 3rd | Brandon Ingalls | 12.30 lbs |
| 4th | Matt Lenk | 11.22 lbs |
| 5th | Lilman Barken | 9.55 lbs |
2017 Jr Angler Winners
| 1st | Micah Bush | 2.67 lb |
| 2nd | Jimmy Laidler III | 2.54 lbs |
| 3rd | Sammy Schutt | 2.05 lbs |
| 4th | Marissa DuPriest | 1.78 lbs |
| 5th | Ethan Bennett | 1.77 lbs |
Congratulations to Scott Evans for bringing in the biggest Toad Fish at 2.67 lbs. Enjoy one sub a week from Angie's Subs
Big Fish weigh-in
DISCLAIMER: This list is NOT the actual winner's list. The primary payout goes to one of the following categories: The heaviest single flounder OR the largest aggregate of 3 fish. Each team can win only 1 category; Teams will automatically be placed in the best available payout.Big Fish
Aggregate weigh-in
DISCLAIMER: This list is NOT the actual winner's list. The primary payout goes to one of the following categories: The heaviest single flounder OR the largest aggregate of 3 fish. Each team can win only 1 category; Teams will automatically be placed in the best available payout.Aggregate
Congratulations to All of Our Winners, Participants, and Sponsors!
You have made this the best fishing tournament in Northeast Florida and have contributed thousands of dollars to help some of the most wonderful children in the world. Thank you for your generosity, time and willingness to make this tournament happen.See you next year . . .
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In 2016 the Flounder Pounder raised over $50,000 for the Jacksonville School for Autism
Jacksonville School for Autism (JSA) is celebrating its 8th Annual “Flounder Pounder” Fishing Tournament to benefit children with autism. Chip and Teresa Davis, parents of a JSA student, began organizing this tournament because of their passion for both their son and the school. To date, Flounder Pounder has raised about $190,000 in the past 7 years and is voted the best tournament in the 904 two years running!
The mission of the JSA
is to provide every child with a positive learning experience in a safe and comfortable environment. JSA operates under an "Integrative Model" and is open to any student on the autism spectrum, ages 3-18 yrs. While our goals and programs may be very different for our individual students, our solidarity remains strong in our resolve as "parents and teachers in partnership" to help our children and students reach their potential.