Biloxi/D'Iberville Welcomes Championship

Biloxi, MS - For centuries, the Mississippi Gulf Coast has attracted native tribes, European explorers, ambitious settlers and proud civilian and military families. With vast natural resources and exciting man-made diversions, the cities of Biloxi and D’Iberville have prospered despite often-devastating setbacks and challenges including Hurricanes Camille, and most recently, Katrina.

But Oct. 10-12, the residents of southern Mississippi will welcome another unique and diverse group of people—the best redfish anglers in the world.

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Duplicate Scripts

D'Iberville, MS - The story remains the same after the first day of the 2008 Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup in Biloxi/D’Iberville. Mark Sepe and Andrew Bostick and Kevin Broussard and his father "Cajun" Phil Broussard finished the regular season in first and second place, respectively, in Academy Team of the Year presented by Crocs points. The two amicable teams kept the same top spots, in the exact same order, atop the leaderboard after a record-setting first day of the 2008 season championship in ideal weather.

"We were struggling during pre-fishing and Kevin (Broussard) trusts us and helped us find fish to get ready for game day," Bostick said about the two teams searching for spots together before the tournament.

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Simply Smashing

D'Iberville, MS - Matt Haag and Scott Hughes will be well-rested when they lead four other teams during Sunday's finale of the 2008 Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup championship in Biloxi/D’Iberville.

The Florida anglers needed only forty minutes to pick apart a prime school of 30-inch slot redfish on Day Two to catch 19.65 pounds of redfish and take the top spot in the tournament before all weights are zeroed.

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Jueckstock and Perez Win Championship

D'Iberville, MS - When Team Under Armour won the Oh Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup regular season event in Port Arthur, Texas, Paul Jueckstock sobbed openly onstage. But during Sunday’s final day of the 2008 championship in Biloxi/D’Iberville, it was teammate Manny Perez who shed the tears of joy as the two Florida hoisted the 60-pound Cup and earned a $50,000 payday.

Jueckstock and Perez nailed two 30-inch slot redfish late in the blustery, overcast day weighing 18.90 pounds to take their first Redfish Cup championship win.

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