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Youth anglers come out for Andy & Opie fishing tournament
Taking a break from fishing are Sharon Cannella, left, and Ahlanna Cannella of Millsboro. RYAN MAVITY PHOTOS
June 8, 2022
Lemuel Ferracci, 10, of Lewes, shows off the perch he caught at the Union Street bridge in Milton.
Tate family members (l-r) Alonda, Egypt and Eli wait for a bite.
Preparing to cast their lines are the Thomas family of Middletown. Shown are (l-r) Adam, Matilda and Mason.
Joey, left, and Joe Udinsky of Georgetown soak up some rays at the Andy & Opie Fishing Tournament June 4.
Adam Stuckey, right, and his son, Boden, get ready to fish.
Families lined the banks of the Broadkill River June 4 for what has become an annual tradition in Milton: the Andy & Opie Fishing Tournament.
Presented by Techno Goober, the tournament is designed to encourage kids and their families to have fun outside. The event was free to all, and rods and bait were provided on site. Anglers fished the river banks both at Milton Memorial Park and at the Magnolia Street parking lot.
And while fun was the name of the game, there was nothing quite like the thrill of the catch.
