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2nd Annual Yianni Patterson Memorial Snook Tournament set for July 24-25
2nd Annual Yianni Patterson Memorial Snook Tournament to be held on July 24th and 25th, 2009 at the Boys & Girls club of Tarpon Springs. 100% of all money raised go right back into the Boys & Girls Club of Tarpon.
Cash payouts from 1st to 10th place.
Barbeque, raffles and live music at weigh in party. Everyone is encouraged to enter the tournament and partake in the festivities afterwards.
Entry fee: $75 per angler
Tournament rules, registration and info can be found at www.anclotekeyanglersonline.com
For sponsorship opportunities, contact Capt. Tommy Mahinis (tournament director) at
727-510-7717 or by email: tommy@finaticinshorecharters.com
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Golden Triangle Fishing Club Seminar Wed. July 22nd, 7pm @ Bill Currie Ford
The staff @ T.A. Mahoney's will conduct a live bait and cast net clinic with hands-on instruction on how to throw a cast net. Please join us for an information packed evening. We are free and open to the public. Please park behind the main building.
We also have two cabins available for the scalloping weekend July 10-12 in Homosassa.
If you are interested I must know by Monday!
Tight Lines,
Richard Steinmetz, Pres.
813-935-3293 off/home
813-263-6435 cell
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FWC offers fishing clinics for kids in June and July
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will host summer inshore fishing clinics for children in Cedar Key at the Sen. George Kirkpatrick Marine Lab.
This summer program is open to children ages 6 to 16, said Missy Woods Jackson, an environmental specialist at the lab.
Clinics are one-day programs throughout June and July.
“Participants will learn fish identification, knot-tying, casting, bait types, habitat types, gear care and more,” Jackson said. “The day will end with pier fishing. Fishing is catch-and-release,” Jackson said.
Organizations and individuals should make reservations to participate in this free FWC program.
“Please call 352-543-9219, ext. 216, to reserve your space,” Jackson requested.
The FWC’s Nature Coast Fishing in Cedar Key program is co-sponsored by Fish Florida and Sport Fish Restoration.
Fish Florida is a nonprofit organization supporting programs that teach about Florida’s fish and aquatic resources. Its funding comes from the Fish Florida specialty license plate featuring the sailfish, Florida’s official saltwater fish.
The Sport Fish Restoration program provides funds to states for fishery projects, boating access and aquatic education. The federal government created the program to restore and better manage America’s declining fishery resources. Funding comes from an excise tax on all fishing equipment, motor boats and small-engine fuels.
“If you are interested in reserving a date, sponsoring a clinic, making a donation, volunteering or if you’d like more information, please call 352-543-9219, ext. 216,” Jackson said. Top - Home | | |
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Hook Kids on Fishing program at Clearwater's Big Pier 60, July 25
The Hook Kids on Fishing program is coming to Clearwater's Big Pier 60, Saturday, July 25, 2009, from 9-11am (kids and parents should show up no later than 8:45 am).
Kids 6 to 16 are welcome along with their parents. The first 100 registered kids get a free rod, reel and tackle box. Bring your smiles, positive attitudes and patience along with you!
There will be clinics on casting, conservation, fishing safety, knot tying, catch and release tactics along with fishing with professional guides and knowledgeable anglers.
You must pre-register by either calling The Complete Angler (727) 441-2248
Coastal Angler Magazine's Tampa /St. Pete, co-publisher and event coordinator, Bill Carter, is excited about Clearwater's first Hook Kids on Fishing program, "Everyone that I have asked to be involved with the Hook Kids on Fishing program is excited to help and that always reassures me that we're in the right business and surrounded by the right people." Bill, who worked for years with the Boys and Girls Clubs understands the value of getting kids and their parents involved with the outdoors.
"Life is about giving back and that is what we intend to do with the Hook Kids on Fishing program. Bill Morris, Harbor Master for the City of Clearwater and Ronnie Melton, manager of Big Pier 60 are thrilled to provide the pier for all the participants and their families to learn more about fishing."
Anglers For Conservation Severing Florida's Fishing Community with Education and Conservation Programs.
For more information visit the website, www.anglersforconservation.org, phone, 1-321-446-8240, or write to Anglers For Conservation, PO Box 291, Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920-0291
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