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2nd Annual Reel ‘Em In Foundation Fishing Tournament

1Brian Robison & Kristi Schiller (K9s4COPs founder)
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
2Time Wilson & Nicole Fertitta
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3Time Wilson & Nicole Fertitta
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4Sarah Gravely, Laurie Krohn & Anna Vasquez
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5Sarah Gravely, Laurie Krohn & Anna Vasquez
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6Randy Brlansky, Jonas Fertitta & Jack Staple
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7Randy Brlansky, Jonas Fertitta & Jack Staple
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8Mickey Henry, Randy Brlansky & Kevin Henry
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Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
9Mickey Henry, Randy Brlansky & Kevin Henry
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Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
10Jonas Fertitta & Jack Staple
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11Jonas Fertitta & Jack Staple
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12Jennifer & Brent Howard
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13Jennifer & Brent Howard
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14Deputy Shawn Brown with K9 Bret
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15The crowd adored K9 Elliott
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16Hariett Adams, Donna Wilson, Martha Adger & Brian Robison
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17Deputy Shawn Brown with K9 Bret
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18Emily Hanley & Libby Cloos
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19Hariett Adams, Donna Wilson, Martha Adger & Brian Robison
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20Brian Robison, K9 Elliott & Detective Chris Knowlton
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21Emily Hanley & Libby Cloos
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22Detective Chris Knowlton with K9 Elliott
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Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
23Detective Chris Knowlton with K9 Elliott
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Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
24Annie Amante & Nicole Fertitta
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25Brian Robison, K9 Elliott & Detective Chris Knowlton
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26Christian Boehm & Kelli Boehm
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27Christian Boehm & Kelli Boehm
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28Brian Robison, Kristi Schiller and the K9 he donated, Elliott, meet for the first time
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
29Annie Amante & Nicole Fertitta
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
30The crowd adored K9 Elliott
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
31Brian Robison, Kristi Schiller and the K9 he donated, Elliott, meet for the first time
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
32Brian Robison & Kristi Schiller (K9s4COPs founder)
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden
Photo Credit: Bonner Rhoden

On Wednesday, March 1 NFL Minnesota Vikings’ defensive, Brian Robison kicked off his second annual Reel ‘Em in Foundation Fishing Tournament at Taverna. 

Founded by Jayme and Brian Robison in 2015, the Brian Robinson “Reel ‘Em In” Foundation provides financial, emotional and physical support to those in need. This years beneficiary of the tournament is K9s4COPs, a Houston based non-profit organization that provides the resources and support for law enforcement K9 units in need.

The Reel ‘Em In Foundation Fishing Tournament is currently accepting entries at $200 per boat that will take place on April 1-2 at Lake Sam Rayburn. There will be wonderful auction items at the tournament, including the chance to fish with pro-anglers and athletes such as Keith Combs and Willie Young Jr.











Liz Lopez
Liz Lopez
Liz is a native Texan and has a knack for all things design- and media-related. While obtaining her communications degree at the University of Houston—Clear Lake, she was accepted for a marketing and events internship at Houstonia and quickly fell in love with the magazine. Staying on as a part-time event coordinator, she officially joined the team as an Account Executive for Digital Sales in November 2017. She’s a freelance graphic designer who also enjoys live music, reading and trying new foods. Liz dreams of restoring a van and traveling the U.S, one state at a time. Through Houstonia she wants to be a part of making Houston grow artistically, creatively—and, more importantly, socially.