by Lacey Hagler | Mar 19, 2020 | Winner's Circle Charities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 19th, 2020 Friends, While we might be experiencing uncertainty about how this worldwide situation will play out – we are certain that our mission to raise funds for RDK Melanoma Foundation, Big Dog Ranch Rescue, Marine Industry...
by Lacey Hagler | Jan 2, 2020 | Winner's Circle Charities
As we ring in 2020, we reflect on a turbulent year helping our friends at Old Bahama Bay rebuild after Hurricane Dorian. Winner’s Circle Charities was the first organization cleared by the President of OBB to arrive at the docks, and swiftly organized donation...
by Winner's Circle | Sep 17, 2018 | by Lacey Hagler, Winner's Circle Charities
Rough seas at Old Bahama Bay didn’t deter the Mike Schmidt Winner’s Circle Charities Fishing Tournament from pushing forward in full force this past weekend, as participants proceeded to break three tournament records. 23 total boats fished to raise donations for...
by Winner's Circle Charities | Feb 21, 2018 | Mike Schmidt, Winner's Circle Charities
Greetings Friends, We are full steam ahead on planning this years Gala and Tournament. Plenty of space for you and your friends to attend the Casino Party in April. But as always we limit the field of entries for the fishing tournament at Old Bahama Bay. We like to...
by Winner's Circle Charities | Feb 20, 2018 | Mike Schmidt, Winner's Circle Charities
2017 was a great year for Plum Krazy. Gary Belcher and his crew were able to win the Grand Champion Trophy with their total combined weight of 168lbs of fish. they also grabbed the largest Wahoo Trophy coming in at 38.1lbs Grand Champion Plum Krazy Gary Belcher 168.0...
by Winner's Circle Charities | Feb 20, 2018 | Mike Schmidt, Winner's Circle Charities
Stihl Leader was the runner up. Bob Noble and his all female anglers caught 146.9 lbs of fish. They also snagged the Largest Tuna of the Tournament weighing in at 109.3 lbs. What a whopper! Runner Up Stihl Leader Bob Noble 146.9 Winner’s Circle Charities – Mike...
