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(Please include your name in your email. One photo per email please.)  Local men and son team win Bluefish Derby Five Mechanicsville men won the 24th Annual Reedville Bluefish Derby held June 8 and 9 at Buzzard’s Pt. Marina. The annual event drew 200 boats this year and is one of the oldest bluefish tournaments in the Chesapeake Bay region. Greg Lewter caught the winning rockfish on the first day of the tournament aboard Capt. Jason Anderson’s boat, the Anna C. The fish weighed 25.3 pounds and a $5,000 check was awarded to the men. Kyle Lewter, son of Greg Lewter, won the rockfish youth division. His fish weighed in at 20.26 pounds and he received a check for $500. Kyle fished aboard Capt. Woody Robertson’s boat, Sharon’s Song. All five men graduated from Lee-Davis High School together. This year’s winners represented second and third generation fishermen in the tournament. (1) Comments • Email This Photo  What a monster catch! Lee Whaley of Mechanicsville caught a large mouth bass at Briery Creek Resevoir while sight fishing recently. It was 12 pounds and 3 ounces. (1) Comments • Email This Photo  The Local vacations on St. Helena’s Island From left to right Janice Baily, Ellis Baily, Ann Barlow, Paul Marter and Marion Marter, all of Mechanicsville, recently took a Ageless Wonders group trip to St. Helena’s Island in Beaufort, S.C. (0) Comments • Email This Photo  The Local sails the seas to Cozumel Atlee High School lunch ladies and friends took a cruise to Cozumel and the Grand Caymans during Spring break. They took time to find out what was going on back in Mechanicsville. (0) Comments • Email This Photo  Rivah Fest draws a crowd Essex Women's Club President, Susan Allen thank Randy and Vickie Whitaker of Mechanicsville for buying tickets from club member, Karen Brown of Dunnsville for the Chinese Auction during Rivah Fest held in downtown Tappahannock on June 16. (1) Comments • Email This Photo Page 27 of 39 pages |
