Islamorada Capt. Brian Cone made catching a tournament prize two years in a row look easy as he led his team aboard the <I>Contagious</I> to win the Mad Dog Mandich Fishing Classic, fished Oct. 17 and 18 in Islamorada waters.</p><p>Cone, along with anglers Don Seifel of Connecticut, Ed Stevens and Bill Keller of Islamorada and Shannon Attales of Key Largo, captured the $5,000 cash-and-trophy first-place boat prize. The team brought in one kingfish and three tuna for a combined weight of 70.3 pounds.</p><p>Seifel, named the tournament's top angler, also brought in a winning 21.3-pound kingfish.</p><p>Target species in the competition were dolphin, kingfish, tuna, wahoo, snapper and grouper.</p><p>Amanda Towe caught the tournament's top single wahoo at 12.1 pounds. Fishing aboard the <I>My-Sea-Cin</I>, she also earned the title of top lady angler. </p><p>Weekend Warrior titles for catching the top snapper and grouper were awarded to J.R. Glover on the <I>Bad Habit</I> with a 2.8-pound snapper and Joaquin Riera with a 13.5-pound grouper.</p><p>A field of 154 anglers on 28 boats participated in the Mad Dog Mandich Fishing Classic. According to tournament organizers, $11,000 was donated to Mariners Hospital in Tavernier.