(#45) MEET WINNING FISH / AVERAGE SIZE:
(33) White Sea Bass (Avg. Size) 41 lbs. (1st 15 yrs.) 50 lbs. (Last 10 yrs.) 43 lbs.
(10) Yellowtail (Avg. Size) 32.5 lbs.
(2) Halibut (Avg. Size) 32 lbs.
(#25) CLUB WINNERS (LBN) LB Neptune (#18)
(NC) No Club Affiliation (#7)
(FATH) Fathomiers (#4)
(SD) Squididdlers (#2)
(NKT) Nesei Kelp Tanglers (#2)
(HC) Hawaiian Council (#4)
(LBN/FATH) Neptune/Fathomier (#1)
LARGEST WINNING FISH = 66.5 LB. WHITE SEA BASS
Bob Stanbery 1972
LARGEST WINNING YELLOWTAIL = 43 LB. John Yantis
1982
(#2) 60+ LB. WINNERS: Yas Ikeda 62 LB. 1970 / Bob Stanbery 66.5 LB. 1972
(#6) 50-60 LB. WINNERS 54lb/1964 57lb/1966 52lb/1967 56lb/1977 51lb/1996 ALL
White Sea Bass
(#12) 40-50 LB. White Sea Bass Winners
(#10) 30-40 LB. White Sea Bass Winners
(+) 19 Years Between 50+ LB. WSB Winners 1977-96
(#2) HALIBUT WINNERS: Jeff Jappe 33 LB. 1975 / Julie Riffe 31 LB. 1998
(#) MULTIPLE WINNERS
(#2) FOUR TIME WINNERS: Terry Mass 1977, 78, 83, 84 / John Ernst 1987, 89, 90,
93
(#1) THREE-TIME WINNER: Jim Christiansen 1964, 66, 68
(#3) TWO TIME WINNERS: Al Schneppershoff Jr. 1967, 69/ Bob Stanbery 1971, 72
/ Yas Ikeda 1970, 74
(#4) BACK TO BACK WINNERS: Bob Stanbery 1970-71 / (#2) Terry Maas 1977-78, 83-84
/ John Ernst 1989-90
OTHER
(#1) 1ST PLACE TIE 1991: 31.5 LB. White Sea Bass Al Schneppershoff III / Robert Wilson
ONLY FATHER / SON WINNERS: Al Schneppershoff Jr., 1967, 69 / Al Sshneppershoff III 1991
(@) FIRST / ONLY WOMAN WINNER = Julie Riffe 31 LB. Halibut 1998
(#2) DISQUALIFIED WINNERS (LATE) = Bill Walters 55 LB. WSB 1967, Al Schneppershoff Jr. 48 LB. WSB 1973
($)ONLY DUAL CLUB MEMBER TO WIN BLUE WATER MEET = Skip Hellen 38 LB. WSB 2004
(#) LARGEST WINNING FISH
TOURNAMENT BEGINNING TRIVIA
Legend has it that John Modugno speared an IUSA world
record 78.8 lb. White Sea Bass while competing in the first
LB Neptune's Blue water meet invitational at Catalina on
June 12, 1963. John's catch was the only fish landed.
The LB Neptune's Blue water meet official began in June
1964 with Jim Christiansen landing the largest fish and
became the first official tournament champion.
