Contact the PPGFA

PPGFA
P.O. Box 1215
Pago Pago, AS 96799
Phone: 684-699-1453
Fax: 684-699-5272

Contact: Peter Crispin

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Winning Ladies Team

Winning Ladies Team

Four Women

Four Women

Tournament Boat Summaries & Stats

The 12th Steinlager I'a Lapo'a Game Fishing Tournament Committee is pleased to present for download copies of the final boat summaries. The summaries include the totals per species for each boat, the anglers' points, and the tag and release details.

To the anglers and the sponsors we humbly thank you all for your participation and we hope to see you all again next year. Good luck and good fishing!

2011 Tournament Catch Report

Attached is a copy of the official catch report for the tournament. Highlights include:

Total Yellowfin Weight: 1,126.6 lbs.
Largest Yellowfin Weight: 154.2 lbs.

Total Wahoo Weight: 1,106.8 lbs.
Largest Wahoo Weight: 41.2 lbs.

Total Masi Masi Weight: 167.6 lbs.
Largest Masi Masi Weight: 35.2 lbs.

Other species caught and brought to the weigh pole include Barracuda, Dogtooth Tuna, and Blue Marlin.

Download the attached catch report for the complete list of fish caught during the 12th Steinlager I'a Lapo'a Game Fishing Tournament.

Final 2011 Tournament Results

Tournament Results

Tournament Results

2011 Tournament Rules

12th STEINLAGER I’A LAPO’A FISHING TOURNAMENT

I'a Lapo'a Tournament 2010 Picture Gallery Is Online!!!

The first set of photographs from the 11th Steinlager I'a Lapo'a Tournament 2010 are finally online!

Visit the gallery at the following link.

Gallery 2010 I'a Lapo'a

I’a Lapo’a Fishing Tournament Report 2010

This year the I’a Lapo’a Fishing Tournament was a huge success for everyone involved. Despite the weather conflicts for the first 2 days the tournament went ahead on Friday 21st May with fishing concluding on Sunday 23nd May at 2pm.

We had a total of 22 boats register with over 100 contestants participating in the tournament itself. There were 60+ visitors from New Zealand, Australia and Samoa. Some came over on their boats while others flew in/out. We had 6 people who changed their flight details home so they could stay and complete the tournament when it was extended to the Sunday.