2002 STAR Leaderboard Final Results

Speckled Trout – East

May 25 - June 28

1.	Ted Cason 7 lbs. 10 oz.
2.	Benjamin Young 7 lbs. 10 oz.
3.	Jim Lee 7lbs. 8 oz.

June 29-July 31

1.	Charles Gordon 9lbs. 0 oz.
2.	Bootsie Toups 7lbs. 10 oz.
3.	Don Sexton 7lbs. 7 oz.

August 1 – Sept. 2

1.

Tim Kehoe
8lbs. 9oz.

2.

Raymond Misita
8lbs. 1oz.

3.

Joseph Yart, Jr.

7lbs. 12 oz.

Speckled Trout – West

May 25 – June 28

1.	David Brown 10lbs. 3oz.
2.	Quentin LeBoeuf 9lbs. 8 oz.
3.	David Foreman 9lbs. 4 oz.

June 29 – July 31

1.	David Rabalais 8lbs. 8 oz.
2.	Brian Davis 8lbs. 5 oz.
3.	Randall Burleson 8lbs. 4 oz.

Aug. 1 – Sept. 2

1.	Russell Buckels 8lbs. 5 oz.
2.	Mitch Drost 7lbs. 10oz.
3.	Kevin Koenig 7lbs. 8oz.

Flounder – West

1.	John Hanning 6lbs. 13oz.
2.	Ryan McCown 5lbs. 4 oz.
3.	Bennett Richard 5lbs. 2 oz.

Flounder – East

1.	John Szabo 6lbs. 13oz.
2.	Suzie Kehoe 5lbs. 7 oz.
3.	Kevin Ladner 4lbs. 4oz.

Dorado

1.	Drew Juncker 51lbs. 8 oz.
2.	Matt Bordelon 40lbs. 12 oz.
3.	Will Drost 38lbs. 3 oz.

Sheepshead

1.	Mike Krause 9lbs. 4 oz.
2.	Richard Hewitt 9lbs. 0 oz.
3.	Ben Tiblier 8lbs. 15 oz.

Red Snapper

1.	Jim Domingue, Jr. 30lbs. 8oz.
2.	Dr. Darryl Elias 27lbs. 11oz.
3.	Michael Rushing 26lbs. 13oz.

Cobia

1.	Danny Neuschafer 82lbs. 6oz.
2.	Jacob Ware 70lbs. 0 oz.
3.	Jerome Veillon 62lbs. 0 oz.

New Tide Flounder

Hayden Folse

New Tide Trout

Garrett Soileau

Tagged Redfish

1.	Charlie Lieux
2.	Ann DeMello
3.	Sharon Blocker

CCA Louisiana STAR 2024 begins Saturday, May 25, 2024 midnight, and ends at 5pm on Monday, September 2, 2024!

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be a member of CCA to fish the tournament?

Yes. You must be a current member of CCA, throughout the tournament, in order to be eligible to fish the tournament.

When will I receive my membership card?

It can take up to 6 weeks to receive your card due to the overwhelming response in a short time frame. If you register online, you can now print your membership card at home until your card comes in from the national office.
NOTE: You do not have to have your card to fish, weigh-in or win the tournament.

Where can I sign up?

At all Weigh Stations or register online at CCASTAR.com.

If I work for a STAR Tournament sponsor am I eligible to fish?

Yes.

What if my child catches a tagged red?

All youth participants are eligible to win any division of STAR.

Is there a requirement on how the fish are caught?

Yes, all entrants must be caught on conventional hook and tackle (no electric reels) by the angler entering the fish.

What is eligible in the bank fishing division?

The intention of the division is to give anglers without access to any type of watercraft, the ability to win. Fish caught from a publicly accessible road, dock, pier or beach that was accessed by foot or automobile only are eligible. Private piers as well as areas only accessible to private landowners are ineligible. You cannot take any type of watercraft or plane to access fishing locations.

What is considered a fly for the fly fishing division?

Fly division participants, mostly follow the guidelines set forth for fly fishing by IGFA. See tournament rules for description and link to IGFA rules.

What regulations do I follow for Red Snapper?

The Red Snapper Division of the STAR tournament will remain open during the tournament as long as the federal for-hire season and the season set for private anglers by Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries is open. This season is subject to close before the end of the tournament. All fish entered in this division must be caught while abiding by the regulations set forth by the Gulf Council and the State of Louisiana where applicable and based on time and location of catch.

THE 2024 LOUISIANA RED SNAPPER SEASON: The 2024 private recreational Red Snapper season will begin on Monday, April 15, 2024, in both state and federal waters. The season will run seven days a week with a daily bag limit of four fish per person and a 16-inch total minimum length limit. The season will remain open until recreational landings approach or reach Louisiana’s annual private recreational allocation of 934,587 pounds. *Season dates and bag limits are subject to change during the year. For more information, click here.

What condition of my fish is acceptable for weigh-in?

Your fish cannot be frozen, spoiled, gutted, altered or mutilated.