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Flagler County
Sportfishing Club
PO Box 353383
Palm Coast, FL
32135-3383
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Here
Volume 10, Issue 8
Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club
August, 2009
AUGUST
Mailing
Address
Goes
Here
Monthly
Meeting
7:30 PM
Guest Speaker
Capt. Brian Walker
by President, Jim Ingham
05
25
Directors
Meeting
7:00 PM
SEPTEMBER
02
by Recording Secretary, Muriel Fallon
Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by President Jim Ingham with approximately
55 members and guests present. The pledge of allegiance was then recited.
Minutes: June minutes appeared in the Chum Line.
Treasurer’s Report: John Raybon gave the financial report as of July 1st. Checking
balance $11,775.44; accounts receivable - $250.00, and inventory - $909.55; for a
total of $12,934.99. Motion was made by Chuck Radloff and seconded by Dean Roberts to accept the minutes and financial reports. Unanimous.
Weigh Master: Capt. Mike Vickers advised members that Florida’s resident saltwater anglers who fish from shore or a structure affixed to the shore will need to buy a
$7.50 (plus admin. and handling fees) shoreline fishing license by August 1st, unless
they have a regular resident saltwater fishing license. Florida residents may prefer to
buy the regular recreational saltwater license that covers them, no matter where they
fish or saltwater species. Florida has always required nonresidents to have a license
when fishing from shore, and they will still need to purchase a regular nonresident
saltwater fishing license. The new shoreline saltwater fishing license for residents
goes on sale July 15th. It provides all of the same exemptions as a regular license,
including senior citizens, children, disabled people who meet certain qualifications,
active-duty military personnel while home on leave, and anglers who fish from a
licensed pier. In addition, the shoreline license requirement includes anglers drawing
food stamps, temporary cash assistance or Medicare. For more information, go to
MyFWC.com.
Capt. Vickers announced that 31 fish were weighed in during June. 22 of these fish
placed in our Year Long Tournament. A 9# 10oz Trout caught by Brian Willard sets a
new club record. The June Kingfish Tournament had 8 fish weighed in. The winners
are: 1st place – Michelle Willard (9# 9oz); 2nd place – Brian Willard (9# 6oz; and 3rd
place – Brian Willard (9# 6oz).
Weigh-in stations for the club are at Jake’s Highbridge; Flagler Pier; Big Al’s; Flagler
Bridge; Palm Coast Marina; and Bing’s Landing.
Share-a-Ride: Bill LoDico – no report
OLD BUSINESS:
Surf Tournament (June 13): Mike McCray and Chuck Radloff – The tournament
was successful with 55 people attending. All the prizes were given out and it came in
under budget. There was a suggestion to move this tournament to Marineland
beach. They will look into a change of location.
Inshore Tournament (Sept. 11/12): Mike Vickers and John Raybon – Advertising have been sold on the shirt except for 2 spots on the front. More sponsors are
needed for the bags and scoreboard. There are over 7,000 people in Flagler County
with special needs. All donations for the Special Olympics will stay right here. Any
member who would like to be a sponsor or know a potential sponsor should contact
Mike Vickers for an informational packet.
NEW BUSINESS:
Guys and Dolls Tournament (July 11) Jeff Fehrenkamp – Tournament is at
Bings from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Weigh in will be between 2 – 3 p.m. All eligible inshore fish will be weighed in. There will be 2 prizes in 3 categories. Food will be
served. Male guests must pay $10; no charge for women or juniors. Deadline to
sign up is July 8th. This is a team tournament and no boat is needed.
Dick McCleery introduced the topic of Wind, Tide and Water Temperature measuring devices installed and maintained by the State of Florida on the north dock of
Bing’s Landing. They communicated this important data to a variety of web sites
and are no longer operational. Dick suggested that perhaps FCSFC would look into
this and create a partnership with an entity such as: St. Johns River Water Management District, Florida Sea Grant or one of our high schools as part of their science/
technology program. Dick McCleery will look into this further and get back to the
members.
GUEST SPEAKER: Capt. Tom Winrow, a professional fisherman from St.
Augustine, spoke on catching Tarpon near the beach. Capt. Winrow gave an indepth talk about how to locate Tarpon by finding the pods of bait fish just off shore.
Look for the pods as they swim into the wind. He recommends taking a slow approach using your trolling motor. He also suggests netting a few bait fish and keeping them alive and fresh. Net more as you need them. As you look at the action of
the pod you may see the Tarpon either in the middle or on the edges of the pod.
Capt. Tom also reminded that Redfish may be feeding below the pod so put some
weight on your line and go below the bait fish. The best time to see the pods along
the beach is to go north in the morning and south in the afternoon. He also reminded members not to gaff the Tarpon, so they can be released safely. For more
information, you may contact Capt. Tom Winrow at (904) 315-9364 or
www.stillwatercharters.net.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
There will be no Club Tournament in August due to
the heat of the month and the slowness of fishing.
Good time for tackle and boat repairs during the
down time.
Look below in the Chum Line for reports of the
Guys & Dolls Tournament results and awards. Very
successful tournament; thanks to Chairman Jeff
Fehrenkamp and the entire Fehrenkamp “Team” for
their efforts.
Directors
Meeting
7:00 PM
OCTOBER
07
Monthly
Meeting
7:30 PM
9-10 FREE Club
Dusk to Dawn
Tournament
17 Annual Picnic
27
Directors
Meeting
7:00 PM
All general meetings are held
on the first Wednesday of
each month at the Elks Club
in Palm Coast
See you at the August meeting and remember keep
TIGHT LINES.
by Co-Chairman, John Raybon
This years Tournament will be benefitting Special
Olympics Florida Flagler County. This is a very special group that works with young adults and children
in Flagler County. We are hoping to make this a big
event and raise a lot of money for this organization.
This is a day of fishing, food and events before and at
the weight-in.
Monthly
Meeting
7:30 PM
11-12
21st Annual
Inshore
Tournament
29
Also look in the Chum Line for additional information
regarding the 21st Annual Inshore Tournament coming
in September, 2009
by Tournament Chairman, Jeff Fehrenhamp
Everybody was a winner Saturday, July 11th at the
Guys and Dolls tournament with incredible weather
for fishing. We had a great turn out, with over 60
people showing up and plenty of pizza to eat.
The fishing was a little slow for some and good for
others. In fact we had 10 teams that came to the
weigh-in and 6 winners! They are: most species 1st
place Amy and Jim Britton $100.00, 2nd place Kirk
Bush and Gwen Bush $50.00. Most weight 1st place
Alma and Alan Fitzwater $100.00, 2nd place Nicole
and Chris Herrera $50.00. Biggest fish 1st place
Theodore and Gregory Wilk $100.00, and 2nd place
Pam and Jeff Fehrenkamp $50.00.
The winner of the rod and reel was Jared Wannemacher a future pro fisherman! And the 50/50 went
to no other than John Baggott.
Congratulations to everyone, and big thank you to
Mike McCray, Bob Cyr, John Raybon, Becky, Greg
and Pam Fehrenkamp for all their hard work.
See you next year!
The payout will be $4,600.00 in five places per species, which are Drum, Flounder, Redfish and Trout
and based on 130 anglers. Registration fee is $45.00
per angler and $10.00 for Junior Anglers 12 and under (Juniors will be awarded trophies).
Each adult angler will get a tournament shirt, gift
bag, food ticket and raffle ticket. Pick up your entry
forms at the next meeting and sign up early. Late fee
of $5.00 will apply after September 9th.
The mandatory Captains meeting will be held September 11th at Barbara Jeans Restaurant in European
Village, Palm Coast at 7:00 pm. The Tournament
check-in will be at Bings Landing by boat only from
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Check-outs will be at Bings
Landing, Devils Elbow, High Bridge or under the
100 Bridge. Check out is from 7:00 am. to 8:00 am.
We still need sponsors. We have one spot on the front
of the shirt, 5 spots on he gift bag and scoreboard ads
available. So support you Club and the Special Olympics. Have your logo on display. Please contact John
Raybon at 447-3828 or 503-3545 for more info on
sponsorship.
I would like to thank the following major sponsors
that have already committed. Capt. Mike’s Charters,
Curb Systems, Tires Plus, Barbara Jeans Restaurant,
Flagler Sportsman WNZF radio, Southern Dental
Solutions, Waldhauer & Sons Pool Builders and
Waterside Electrical Technologies.
by Weigh Master Capt. Mike Vickers
by Captain Chris Herrera
Jim Ingham
President
446-4569
[email protected]
Bob Greenhalgh
Vice President
439-7565
[email protected]
John Raybon
Treasurer
447-3828
[email protected]
Muriel Fallon
Secretary
446-5208
[email protected]
Richard McCleery
Corresponding
Secretary
445-4788
[email protected]
Andy Petersen
Sergeant at Arms
446-5532
[email protected]
Mike Vickers
Weigh Master
445-7593
[email protected]
Starting your mornings off with topwater plugs on
the flats, ICW or jetties will produce everything
from Redfish to Tarpon. The key to success is being on the “spot” before the sunrise. Redfish will
be cruising creeks and the flats at low tide looking
for shrimp, pogies and mullet, look for the wakes
and redfish pushing onto the banks. High tide reds
can be caught hanging over oyster beds and along
grass edges. Big breeder Redfish will be lurking
the deep waters of the area Inlets, cut pogies or
crabs on a Daiichi 7/0 circle hook with enough
weight to hold bottom will put a big bend in the
rod.
DIRECTORS
Chuck Durkee
Jeff Fehrenkamp
Gerry Lepinske
Bill LoDico
Al LoGatto
Mike McCray
Chuck Radloff
WEBMASTER
Jim Booth
[email protected]
Snook will be worth a shot along Bridges and residential canal docks at night and first light, live lining pinfish or select shrimp will fool linesiders into
the boat. Spoons have worked well as well soft
plastics like Fish Bites Jerk Bait.
Pogies pods are on the beach and rolling and crashing tarpon can be seen shadowing pods. Free lining
pogies on a Daiichi 13/0 circle hook on the outside
of the bait pods should produce silver kings. Other
catches on the beach will include Spanish Macs,
Blue fish and big Jacks. For back country tarpon an
early start is a must and free lining a live shrimp
tossed in front of a rolling tarpon should get their
attention. Make sure to sharpen the hooks for best
bet hook ups.
Guest speaker will be Capt. Brian Walker. He will
speak about jettie fishing for Bull Redish.
Captain Brian Walker specializes in light tackle
fishing, inshore and coastal fishing. Inshore fishing trips target Redfish, Trout, and Flounder year
round, and we catch Sheepshead, Jack Crevelle
and Black Drum seasonally. Fishing the coastal
waters out of St. Augustine and Jacksonville, we
target Bull Reds, Cobia, Sharks, Kingfish and
Tarpon.
EDITOR
Markay Raybon
447-3828
[email protected]
Printed by
Palm Coast Printing
1st place: Michele Willard $200.00
2nd place: Brian Willard $150.00
3rd place: Brian Willard $100.00
Flounder are fired up and caught all day along
grass edges where baitfish are found. Low tide
creek or residential canal flounder are easily fooled
by jigs and mud minnows slowly dragged along
mud banks.
Bob Cyr
Quarter Master
447-8513
[email protected]
The winners of the Kingfish tournament which ran the month of June are:
If you are surrounded by ocean, you are an island.
If you don't have ocean all round you, you are
incontinent. (Mark, age 7)
Erik J. Olson, D.M.D.
Benjamin W. Lacy, D.D.S.
Jeremiah Mahoney, D.M.D.
30 Office Park Drive
Palm Coast, Florida 32137
Tel. (386) 446-5141
Fax: (386) 445-9318
Jeff Fehrenkamp and their Red at the Guys & Dolls Tournament
Greg & Theodore Wilk, Amy Britton, Gwen Bush,
Pam Fehrenkamp, and Nicole Herrera.
Notice the ladies got the money and the guys got the fish!
The most unattractive “Doll” fishing in the
tournament, Capt. “Johnnie” Raybon
Guys & Dolls Rod & Reel winner Jared Wannemacher
Capt. Chris Herrera with their Sheepshead and Red Fish
Jeff & Greg Fehrenkamp with Greg’s 53 lb. Cobia
Club Member Don Martin, right, caught this great Sail Fish
The Club is sending a very nice couple a bit WOW!
Sandy and Chuck Durkee will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Sandra Joyce Johns and Charles Raymond Durkee III were married on
August 15, 1959 in Stark, Florida.
Sandy and Chuck have three children, Sheila, Michelle and David and five
Grandchildren. In 1959 they spent their honeymoon in Nassau and are going back there for a week at the Atlantis and then flying back to West Palm
Beach to be with their children and Grandchildren on the 15th for the big
day.
We wish you both the best and hope you’ll have many more wonderful
years together.
Markay & John Raybon, August 1st, 22 years
Marion & Pete Poole, August 17th, 19 years
Cindy & Greg Wilk, August 18th, 19 years
Susan and Bernie Harner, August 20th, 49 years
Peggy & Norman Manley, August 21st, 38 years
Jean & Bob Greenhalgh, August 24th, 46 years
Becky & Greg Fehrenkamp, August 27th, 26 years
Renee & Andy Peterson, August 28th, 33 years
Dorothy and Franklin Thompson, August 29th, 39 years
Nancy Crawford, August 1st
Holly Kusek, August 4th
Bob Fallon, August 5th
Regina Rembert, August 6th
Ernie Hoffstetter, August 7th
Roy Lorentz, August 7th
Patty Starrett, August 7th
Jack Kemper, August 11th
Paul Barrow, August 14th
Kathryn Kreager, August 16th
Mary Baggott, August 17th
Bernie Harner, August 19th
Marianne Lessard, August 20th
Dwayne Martin, August 20th
Christina Sapienza, August 20th
Tom Snider, August 20th
Dorothy Thompson, August 27th
Susan Harner, August 29th
Karen Yarbrough, August 29th
Gary Thomson, August 31st
John Alvarez
Stuart & Sandra Campbell
Larry & Gail Mulkey
Club member Kathy Booth recently had hip replacement surgery and is
home recovering nicely and taking therapy.
John Baggott was admitted to the hospital on July 23rd for back surgery.
The surgery went well and he is now heavily sedated but doing fine.
The Club wishes both of you a speedy recovery.
5224 N. Ocean Shore Blvd (AIA)
Palm Coast, FL. 32137
(THE HAMMOCK)
386-446-4337
Full Bar
Beer & Wine
Fresh Seafood
J.T.’s Specials
Pasta Menu
Fried Dinners
1/2 lb. Burgers
Salads
Ask About
Our
Famous
JT’s
Steam Pot
by Weigh Master Capt. Mike Vickers
by Captain Chris Herrera
Jim Ingham
President
446-4569
[email protected]
Bob Greenhalgh
Vice President
439-7565
[email protected]
John Raybon
Treasurer
447-3828
[email protected]
Muriel Fallon
Secretary
446-5208
[email protected]
Richard McCleery
Corresponding
Secretary
445-4788
[email protected]
Andy Petersen
Sergeant at Arms
446-5532
[email protected]
Mike Vickers
Weigh Master
445-7593
[email protected]
Starting your mornings off with topwater plugs on
the flats, ICW or jetties will produce everything
from Redfish to Tarpon. The key to success is being on the “spot” before the sunrise. Redfish will
be cruising creeks and the flats at low tide looking
for shrimp, pogies and mullet, look for the wakes
and redfish pushing onto the banks. High tide reds
can be caught hanging over oyster beds and along
grass edges. Big breeder Redfish will be lurking
the deep waters of the area Inlets, cut pogies or
crabs on a Daiichi 7/0 circle hook with enough
weight to hold bottom will put a big bend in the
rod.
DIRECTORS
Chuck Durkee
Jeff Fehrenkamp
Gerry Lepinske
Bill LoDico
Al LoGatto
Mike McCray
Chuck Radloff
WEBMASTER
Jim Booth
[email protected]
Snook will be worth a shot along Bridges and residential canal docks at night and first light, live lining pinfish or select shrimp will fool linesiders into
the boat. Spoons have worked well as well soft
plastics like Fish Bites Jerk Bait.
Pogies pods are on the beach and rolling and crashing tarpon can be seen shadowing pods. Free lining
pogies on a Daiichi 13/0 circle hook on the outside
of the bait pods should produce silver kings. Other
catches on the beach will include Spanish Macs,
Blue fish and big Jacks. For back country tarpon an
early start is a must and free lining a live shrimp
tossed in front of a rolling tarpon should get their
attention. Make sure to sharpen the hooks for best
bet hook ups.
Guest speaker will be Capt. Brian Walker. He will
speak about jettie fishing for Bull Redish.
Captain Brian Walker specializes in light tackle
fishing, inshore and coastal fishing. Inshore fishing trips target Redfish, Trout, and Flounder year
round, and we catch Sheepshead, Jack Crevelle
and Black Drum seasonally. Fishing the coastal
waters out of St. Augustine and Jacksonville, we
target Bull Reds, Cobia, Sharks, Kingfish and
Tarpon.
EDITOR
Markay Raybon
447-3828
[email protected]
Printed by
Palm Coast Printing
1st place: Michele Willard $200.00
2nd place: Brian Willard $150.00
3rd place: Brian Willard $100.00
Flounder are fired up and caught all day along
grass edges where baitfish are found. Low tide
creek or residential canal flounder are easily fooled
by jigs and mud minnows slowly dragged along
mud banks.
Bob Cyr
Quarter Master
447-8513
[email protected]
The winners of the Kingfish tournament which ran the month of June are:
If you are surrounded by ocean, you are an island.
If you don't have ocean all round you, you are
incontinent. (Mark, age 7)
Erik J. Olson, D.M.D.
Benjamin W. Lacy, D.D.S.
Jeremiah Mahoney, D.M.D.
30 Office Park Drive
Palm Coast, Florida 32137
Tel. (386) 446-5141
Fax: (386) 445-9318
Flagler County
Sportfishing Club
PO Box 353383
Palm Coast, FL
32135-3383
Stamp
Goes
Here
Volume 10, Issue 8
Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club
August, 2009
AUGUST
Mailing
Address
Goes
Here
Monthly
Meeting
7:30 PM
Guest Speaker
Capt. Brian Walker
by President, Jim Ingham
05
25
Directors
Meeting
7:00 PM
SEPTEMBER
02
by Recording Secretary, Muriel Fallon
Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by President Jim Ingham with approximately
55 members and guests present. The pledge of allegiance was then recited.
Minutes: June minutes appeared in the Chum Line.
Treasurer’s Report: John Raybon gave the financial report as of July 1st. Checking
balance $11,775.44; accounts receivable - $250.00, and inventory - $909.55; for a
total of $12,934.99. Motion was made by Chuck Radloff and seconded by Dean Roberts to accept the minutes and financial reports. Unanimous.
Weigh Master: Capt. Mike Vickers advised members that Florida’s resident saltwater anglers who fish from shore or a structure affixed to the shore will need to buy a
$7.50 (plus admin. and handling fees) shoreline fishing license by August 1st, unless
they have a regular resident saltwater fishing license. Florida residents may prefer to
buy the regular recreational saltwater license that covers them, no matter where they
fish or saltwater species. Florida has always required nonresidents to have a license
when fishing from shore, and they will still need to purchase a regular nonresident
saltwater fishing license. The new shoreline saltwater fishing license for residents
goes on sale July 15th. It provides all of the same exemptions as a regular license,
including senior citizens, children, disabled people who meet certain qualifications,
active-duty military personnel while home on leave, and anglers who fish from a
licensed pier. In addition, the shoreline license requirement includes anglers drawing
food stamps, temporary cash assistance or Medicare. For more information, go to
MyFWC.com.
Capt. Vickers announced that 31 fish were weighed in during June. 22 of these fish
placed in our Year Long Tournament. A 9# 10oz Trout caught by Brian Willard sets a
new club record. The June Kingfish Tournament had 8 fish weighed in. The winners
are: 1st place – Michelle Willard (9# 9oz); 2nd place – Brian Willard (9# 6oz; and 3rd
place – Brian Willard (9# 6oz).
Weigh-in stations for the club are at Jake’s Highbridge; Flagler Pier; Big Al’s; Flagler
Bridge; Palm Coast Marina; and Bing’s Landing.
Share-a-Ride: Bill LoDico – no report
OLD BUSINESS:
Surf Tournament (June 13): Mike McCray and Chuck Radloff – The tournament
was successful with 55 people attending. All the prizes were given out and it came in
under budget. There was a suggestion to move this tournament to Marineland
beach. They will look into a change of location.
Inshore Tournament (Sept. 11/12): Mike Vickers and John Raybon – Advertising have been sold on the shirt except for 2 spots on the front. More sponsors are
needed for the bags and scoreboard. There are over 7,000 people in Flagler County
with special needs. All donations for the Special Olympics will stay right here. Any
member who would like to be a sponsor or know a potential sponsor should contact
Mike Vickers for an informational packet.
NEW BUSINESS:
Guys and Dolls Tournament (July 11) Jeff Fehrenkamp – Tournament is at
Bings from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Weigh in will be between 2 – 3 p.m. All eligible inshore fish will be weighed in. There will be 2 prizes in 3 categories. Food will be
served. Male guests must pay $10; no charge for women or juniors. Deadline to
sign up is July 8th. This is a team tournament and no boat is needed.
Dick McCleery introduced the topic of Wind, Tide and Water Temperature measuring devices installed and maintained by the State of Florida on the north dock of
Bing’s Landing. They communicated this important data to a variety of web sites
and are no longer operational. Dick suggested that perhaps FCSFC would look into
this and create a partnership with an entity such as: St. Johns River Water Management District, Florida Sea Grant or one of our high schools as part of their science/
technology program. Dick McCleery will look into this further and get back to the
members.
GUEST SPEAKER: Capt. Tom Winrow, a professional fisherman from St.
Augustine, spoke on catching Tarpon near the beach. Capt. Winrow gave an indepth talk about how to locate Tarpon by finding the pods of bait fish just off shore.
Look for the pods as they swim into the wind. He recommends taking a slow approach using your trolling motor. He also suggests netting a few bait fish and keeping them alive and fresh. Net more as you need them. As you look at the action of
the pod you may see the Tarpon either in the middle or on the edges of the pod.
Capt. Tom also reminded that Redfish may be feeding below the pod so put some
weight on your line and go below the bait fish. The best time to see the pods along
the beach is to go north in the morning and south in the afternoon. He also reminded members not to gaff the Tarpon, so they can be released safely. For more
information, you may contact Capt. Tom Winrow at (904) 315-9364 or
www.stillwatercharters.net.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
There will be no Club Tournament in August due to
the heat of the month and the slowness of fishing.
Good time for tackle and boat repairs during the
down time.
Look below in the Chum Line for reports of the
Guys & Dolls Tournament results and awards. Very
successful tournament; thanks to Chairman Jeff
Fehrenkamp and the entire Fehrenkamp “Team” for
their efforts.
Directors
Meeting
7:00 PM
OCTOBER
07
Monthly
Meeting
7:30 PM
9-10 FREE Club
Dusk to Dawn
Tournament
17 Annual Picnic
27
Directors
Meeting
7:00 PM
All general meetings are held
on the first Wednesday of
each month at the Elks Club
in Palm Coast
See you at the August meeting and remember keep
TIGHT LINES.
by Co-Chairman, John Raybon
This years Tournament will be benefitting Special
Olympics Florida Flagler County. This is a very special group that works with young adults and children
in Flagler County. We are hoping to make this a big
event and raise a lot of money for this organization.
This is a day of fishing, food and events before and at
the weight-in.
Monthly
Meeting
7:30 PM
11-12
21st Annual
Inshore
Tournament
29
Also look in the Chum Line for additional information
regarding the 21st Annual Inshore Tournament coming
in September, 2009
by Tournament Chairman, Jeff Fehrenhamp
Everybody was a winner Saturday, July 11th at the
Guys and Dolls tournament with incredible weather
for fishing. We had a great turn out, with over 60
people showing up and plenty of pizza to eat.
The fishing was a little slow for some and good for
others. In fact we had 10 teams that came to the
weigh-in and 6 winners! They are: most species 1st
place Amy and Jim Britton $100.00, 2nd place Kirk
Bush and Gwen Bush $50.00. Most weight 1st place
Alma and Alan Fitzwater $100.00, 2nd place Nicole
and Chris Herrera $50.00. Biggest fish 1st place
Theodore and Gregory Wilk $100.00, and 2nd place
Pam and Jeff Fehrenkamp $50.00.
The winner of the rod and reel was Jared Wannemacher a future pro fisherman! And the 50/50 went
to no other than John Baggott.
Congratulations to everyone, and big thank you to
Mike McCray, Bob Cyr, John Raybon, Becky, Greg
and Pam Fehrenkamp for all their hard work.
See you next year!
The payout will be $4,600.00 in five places per species, which are Drum, Flounder, Redfish and Trout
and based on 130 anglers. Registration fee is $45.00
per angler and $10.00 for Junior Anglers 12 and under (Juniors will be awarded trophies).
Each adult angler will get a tournament shirt, gift
bag, food ticket and raffle ticket. Pick up your entry
forms at the next meeting and sign up early. Late fee
of $5.00 will apply after September 9th.
The mandatory Captains meeting will be held September 11th at Barbara Jeans Restaurant in European
Village, Palm Coast at 7:00 pm. The Tournament
check-in will be at Bings Landing by boat only from
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Check-outs will be at Bings
Landing, Devils Elbow, High Bridge or under the
100 Bridge. Check out is from 7:00 am. to 8:00 am.
We still need sponsors. We have one spot on the front
of the shirt, 5 spots on he gift bag and scoreboard ads
available. So support you Club and the Special Olympics. Have your logo on display. Please contact John
Raybon at 447-3828 or 503-3545 for more info on
sponsorship.
I would like to thank the following major sponsors
that have already committed. Capt. Mike’s Charters,
Curb Systems, Tires Plus, Barbara Jeans Restaurant,
Flagler Sportsman WNZF radio, Southern Dental
Solutions, Waldhauer & Sons Pool Builders and
Waterside Electrical Technologies.