The Clay Today sports team would like to invite fellow fishermen to send us your best fish pics with a list of who is in the pic, where the fishing took place, the type of fish in the photo with the …
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The Clay Today sports team would like to invite fellow fishermen to send us your best fish pics with a list of who is in the pic, where the fishing took place, the type of fish in the photo with the weight if able and the boat/captain if caught on a boat. Send pics to Randy Lefko at (904) 477-0407 or randy@claytodayonline.com.
After winning his second state baseball title in the past three seasons, St. Johns Country Day School baseball coach Tom Lucas fancied a pleasant day of fishing off his lakeside dock and eventually nailed an 8-pound redfish.
Down Dania Beach, Middleburg High softball infielder/pitcher Cloey Ballinger coerced a 28-inch mutton snapper to her hook for a big snag on her summer excursion.
While taking a break after her Lexington, South Carolina, women's professional soccer championship in the Gainbridge Super League title game, a 3-1 overtime win against Carolina Ascent, former Oakleaf High career scoring leader Hannah Johnson, a defender, got a little fishing action in.
Clay Today Sports Editor Randy Lefko, on right, will be back in action on July 8 in the Jacksonville Kingfish Media Tournament after catching two winning kingfish in the past four years.