Ola High School junior Skylar Spence, 17, shows off his biggest catch of the day during the third annual Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day. This catfish weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces was good enough for top prize as the overall winner.
Jayceon High awaits his first fish during this year’s Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day held at the HCWA Long Branch Reservoir and adjacent Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center in Locust Grove.
Tristan Hom, last year’s winner of the biggest catch, tries to reel in another top fish during the 2024 Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day held at the HCWA Long Branch Reservoir and adjacent Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center.
The winners of the 2024 Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day, which included an overall winner for the biggest catch of the day and winners in three age groups, receive their trophies and prizes from HCWA General Manager Tony Carnell, far left, and Big Fish Sponsor Greg Street, far right.
About 250 guests attended the third annual Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day held at the HCWA Long Branch Reservoir and adjacent Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center in Locust Grove.
Ola High School junior Skylar Spence, 17, shows off his biggest catch of the day during the third annual Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day. This catfish weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces was good enough for top prize as the overall winner.
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Jayceon High awaits his first fish during this year’s Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day held at the HCWA Long Branch Reservoir and adjacent Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center in Locust Grove.
Tristan Hom, last year’s winner of the biggest catch, tries to reel in another top fish during the 2024 Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day held at the HCWA Long Branch Reservoir and adjacent Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center.
The winners of the 2024 Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day, which included an overall winner for the biggest catch of the day and winners in three age groups, receive their trophies and prizes from HCWA General Manager Tony Carnell, far left, and Big Fish Sponsor Greg Street, far right.
About 250 guests attended the third annual Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day held at the HCWA Long Branch Reservoir and adjacent Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center in Locust Grove.
LOCUST GROVE — For the winner of the biggest catch of the day, the first time was the best time to attend the Henry County Water Authority’s (HCWA) Cubihatcha Kids Fishing Day, held recently at the utility’s Long Branch Reservoir, which is adjacent to the Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center in Locust Grove.
Skylar Spence, a 17-year-old junior at Ola High School, reeled in the derby’s biggest fish — a 7 pound, 3 ounce catfish — to bring home the trophy as the overall winner.
The 2024 Will Anderson Youth Football Camp was held Saturday at J.P. Moseley Park in Stockbridge. There were two sessions — a morning session for ages 6 to 11 and an afternoon session for ages 12 to 16. Anderson, a Dutchtown High graduate, went on to play at Alabama and the Houston Texans. I… Click for more.PHOTOS: 2024 Will Anderson Youth Football Camp
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