HOPING ON HOPEDALE
A month after their win at Port Arthur, Team Under Armour's Paul Jueckstock and Manny Perez called in to chat with Redfishcup.com staff and shared their experiences. And with all eyes now turned to Hopedale, Louisiana, Jueckstock and Perez gave us a preview of what to expect from these two Florida anglers.

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Day One

ALL STACKED IN
HOPEDALE, La. — Hours before the Day One launch of the Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup, a long line of 49 trucks and trailers lined the blacktop leading into Breton Sound Marina. The moon was falling towards the horizon, the tide was rising quickly and the eager Redfish Cup anglers couldn’t get on the water fast enough.

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BACK ON THE FRONT PAGE
HOPEDALE, La. — During the downtime before Day One’s weigh-in of the Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup in Hopedale, Louisiana, pro Bill Faulkner playfully asked a Redfish Cup staff member how he and teammate Kevin Mihailoff could garner some additional press.

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Day Two

RAIN SUITS OUT FOR DAY TWO
HOPEDALE, La. — "It's coming. I just checked the radar," Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup angler Charlie Thomason said to fellow competitor "Cajun" Phil Broussard as each man climbed aboard their respective vessel.

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SEPE & BOSTICK SHAPE UP
HOPEDALE, La. — With the start of football season right around the corner, perhaps Mark Sepe and Andrew Bostick had the gridiron game on their minds the day on Saturday. The 2007 Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup champions beat the storms and scooped up two hefty, oval-shaped redfish weighing a tournament-best 17.42 pounds during Day Two of the tournament in Hopedale, Louisiana.

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Day Three

FOCUSING ON THE FINAL DAY
HOPEDALE, La. — When you ask an angler how it feels to fish on Sunday at most Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup tournaments he will usually tell you the pressure is off and the plan is to simply go fishing.

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OUTLASTING BY OUNCES
HOPEDALE, La. — On Sunday, Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish cup anglers Mark Sepe and Andrew Bostick climbed down from the stage with championship belts slung across their shoulders for the second time this season. Immediately, a swarm of fans, reporters and fellow anglers converged on the two smiling Florida anglers as their feet splashed the rain-soaked ground in Hopedale, La.

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