Jack Gammie (AUS) 2024 Hobie Fishing World Champion
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Welcome to the 2024 Hobie Fishing Worlds, a three-day world championship competition that brings together the planet’s finest kayak anglers!
The event follows the Catch, Photo, Release format, where competitors submit their five longest fish each day. At the end of three days of intense competition, the angler with the greatest aggregate length will be crowned the world champion.
Held on the stunning waters of Lake St. Clair in Tecumseh, Windsor, ON, this championship features 50 elite kayak anglers from around the globe, all vying for the prestigious title. The target species for this years championship is smallmouth and largemouth bass.
Get ready for an epic display of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship as these top-tier anglers battle it out for the world championship crown!
The 2024 Hobie Fishing World Championship sets course for Tecumseh, Windsor, Ontario, Canada! Nestled in the heart of breathtaking landscapes and pristine waters, this picturesque location promises an unforgettable Hobie Fishing World Championship. From June 25 to July 1, elite anglers from across the globe will converge here, each vying for the prestigious title of world champion.
With its rich fishing heritage and boundless opportunities, Tecumseh is poised to deliver thrilling competition and unforgettable moments on the water. Join us as we cast off into the next chapter of Hobie Fishing World Championship history and witness the ultimate showdown of skill, strategy, and determination amidst the stunning Canadian scenery.
Scott is from Mornington Australia and has competed in five Hobie Fishing World Championships.
In October 2011 he put everything he had learned into Winning the First Hobie Fishing World Championships held in Port Macquarie NSW, Scott also Appeared on AFC Barra in 2013, came second in the Hobie Grand Final 2013 with over 110 competitors from around the world, he also came 4th in the World 2013 World Title and a top 10 in the 2013 Hobie Bass Grand Final.
In 2014, Scott was the second highest placed Australian in 4th Hobie Fishing World Championship in the Netherlands.
Marty has been kayak fishing for over ten years and thanks to his affiliation with Hobie and his career as a Naval Aviator has had the pleasure to fish in some of the countries’ best and most diverse fisheries from the Coast of Maine to South Texas and everywhere in between.
He truly relishes the opportunity to fish for new species and with new anglers wherever his travels take him. He just completed a move to Pensacola, FL and is excited to begin learning what its beautiful crystal clear waters have to offer.
I feel very privileged to have been able to represent Australia in seven Hobie Fishing World Championships.
To be able to fish the world as I’ve done is not something everyone has had the opportunity to do and I’ve been very lucky to have experienced the fish and more importantly the people.
Just about my whole life I have fished and caught my first fish at age 3 and it has stayed with me till aged 47 and I’m very sure it will be the last thing I will be doing when I go!
Lure fishing since he was 6 years old, Xiaohong Mahas participated in many fishing competitions at both domestic and international levels. He has lead Chinese team in Denmark which secured his position and eventual victory in the 2015 Hobie Fishing Worlds in China. Ma believes That only by constantly summing up experience in fishing, can we constantly improve ourselves.
With his own Lure fishing Club, the focus of the current work is to promote and publicize eco-friendly Lure fishing, a healthy and environmentally friendly fishing sport.
Born and raised in Louisiana, Steve was fortunate enough to win a qualifying event with the IFA that allowed him to compete and win in his first Hobie Kayak Fishing Worlds in The Netherlands in 2014.
He then went on to represent the USA in his second Hobie Fishing World Championship on Shang Lake in Changshu, China in 2015.
In 2016 he was privileged to compete in the familiar waters of Leeville, Louisiana in Hobie Fishing Worlds 6. The pressure was on to deliver and after a tough three days of competition, he did just that taking out his second Hobie Fishing World Championship.
Salah Eddibe El Barbouchi, is 39 years old lives in Germany, and has competed in two Hobie Fishing World Championships. The 2019 Worlds on the Gold Coast and the 2018 Worlds in Amal, Sweden where he became the first European to take out the top prize.
Andrew is a carpenter and a father of two that lives in Sydney NSW and has been competing in bream fishing competitions since 2010.
He has represented Australia twice in China with the best result being 4th. He has also competed in several Australian bream championships, with the highest result of 4th. 2019 was his first time attending a Hobie worlds competition and his first time fishing on the Gold Coast.
Other hobbies include kitesurfing and surfing.
In 2017 I took my passion to the next level and invested in a kayak and started lurebuilding under the name Tailored Lures. I usually target trophy-sized pike and perch, but tournament fishing has really caught my interest the last couple years.
I am really thankful for the opportunity to attend my first Hobie Worlds and look forward to a great event!
Hobie Fishing Worlds 2024 from Lake St. Clair Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada is brought to you by the hard work and tireless promotion of the sport by the following sponsors, organisations, and clubs.
We would like to thank our sponsors for their on-going assistance and support, without which putting on an event of this scale would not be possible.
