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TEAM CÁNCAMO CROWNED BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPIONS AT THE LECHERÍA TARPON TOURNAMENT, VENEZUELA

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TEAM CÁNCAMO CROWNED BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPIONS AT THE LECHERÍA TARPON TOURNAMENT, VENEZUELA

Thirteen teams took part in a fiercely contested competition held in the canals of the El Morro Tourist Complex in Anzoátegui State, Venezuela.

On October 3, the canals of Lechería became the epicenter of Venezuelan sport fishing. In an event marked by excitement and high-level competition, 13 teams from across the country gathered for one of the most anticipated events on the Caribbean nation's nautical calendar, organized by Mahi Mahi Charters, C.A.

Fishermen in action
Fishermen in action


After hours of intense fishing in the catch-and-release category, Team Cáncamo (representing Anzoátegui state) demonstrated impeccable strategy and consistency, repeating their feat from the previous edition to secure back-to-back championships.

TOURNAMENT ROLL OF HONOR

The competition was fierce right down to the final minute. The team podium and individual awards were distributed as follows:

Team Standings:

1. Champions: Team CÁNCAMO (Edson Malave, Luis Herrera, Edgar Guzmán, and Farisgol / Anzoátegui)
1. Champions: Team CÁNCAMO (Edson Malave, Luis Herrera, Edgar Guzmán, and Farisgol / Anzoátegui)
2. Runners-up: HOMBRO INTEGRAL Team (Rafael Borjas, Miguel Plotnicov, Juan Catala, and Andrés Deillmbory / Caracas)
2. Runners-up: HOMBRO INTEGRAL Team (Rafael Borjas, Miguel Plotnicov, Juan Catala, and Andrés Deillmbory / Caracas)
3. Third Place: Team MAHI MAHI (Ilich Larez, Mario Chacín, Ilich Larez Jr., and Cristian Gamboa / Anzoátegui)
3. Third Place: Team MAHI MAHI (Ilich Larez, Mario Chacín, Ilich Larez Jr., and Cristian Gamboa / Anzoátegui)
4. Individual Champion: Edgar Guzmán (Team Cáncamo)
4. Individual Champion: Edgar Guzmán (Team Cáncamo)
Individual Runner-up and First Release: Miguel Plotnicov (Equipo Hombro Integral)
Individual Runner-up and First Release: Miguel Plotnicov (Equipo Hombro Integral)
Largest Specimen: Luis Herrera (Team Cáncamo), with a catch measuring 12.5 US (125 cm).
Largest Specimen: Luis Herrera (Team Cáncamo), with a catch measuring 12.5 US (125 cm).
The tournament winners won big prizes.
The tournament winners won big prizes.

PARTNERSHIPS DRIVING SPORT FISHING

The success of this major sporting and family event was made possible by the support of various institutions and private companies firmly committed to the development and promotion of sport fishing in Venezuela.

Key commercial partners and institutional bodies that supported and encouraged the athletes—providing prizes such as trips to Margarita Island, specialized fishing gear, and hotel stays—include:

  • Sundance Air and Altamar
  • Narmo and Senderos Anzoátegui
  • Hotel Eco Inn and Hotel MareMares
  • The National Institute of Aquatic Spaces (INEA) and the Anzoátegui Tourism Corporation (Coranztur)

The tournament concluded on a high note, cementing its status not only as a top-tier competition but also as a gathering place fueled by a passion for sport that strengthens local tourism.

A BENCHMARK FOR NAUTICAL TOURISM IN VENEZUELA

The success of events like this reaffirms the potential of Lechería and Anzoátegui state as a major hub for the development of nautical tourism and sport fishing in Venezuela.

Its impressive canals, world-class marine infrastructure, and privileged geographical location make the region the perfect setting for hosting high-level competitive events.

Beyond the sporting rivalry, these initiatives not only boost the local economy and hospitality sector but also showcase the eastern coast as a sustainable, safe, and vibrant destination for boating and marine life enthusiasts.

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