The case of the 2016 White Marlin Open fishing tournament may not be over yet.
Philip Heasley who was initially awarded nearly $3 million says he’s going to a federal district court decision upholding the tournament’s decision to rescind the prize money.
Tournament officials disqualified him after determining that he had violated the rules of the fishing contest following being given a lie detector test.
The Salisbury Daily Times reports that White Marlin Open officials said they would distribute the money among the other winners.
