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Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, February 26, 2007 - 9:30 am: | |
"Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!" 2007 Seminar Series
The “Ladies Let’s Go Fishing!"® 2007 Seminar series has arrived! This years series will begin in Ft Lauderdale from March 23-25! The seminar is sure to bring a weekend of fishing training and fun, open to the public, at beginner and advanced levels.
Hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and presented by Mercury Outboards, the weekend event emphasizes conservation and features classroom sessions, hands-on skill practice and an optional angling adventure!
Weekend Seminar Includes:
· Welcome reception
· Silent Auction
· Classroom instruction with beginner and advanced sessions on topics including: Fishing Basics, Offshore, Bottom, Inshore and Fly Fishing
· Hands-on techniques such as releasing, knot tying, lure rigging, gaffing grapefruits, backing a truck and trailer rig, driving boats and reeling against pressure.
· Half day fishing trip. The boats return for a fillet demonstration.
Featured on national network TV and more, the series is held in conjunction with the FWC through the Sport Fish Restoration program, with major partners such as Mercury Outboards, Bass Pro Shops, Ranger, Boat/U.S. Marine Insurance, Gulfstream Int’l Airlines, Lowrance, Marine Industries Association of South Florida and Shakespeare Fishing Tackle.
Here is run-down of future events to come!
· Ft Lauderdale, FL: March 23-25
· Stuart, FL: May 18-20
· Islamorada, FL: September 14-16
· St. Petersburg, FL: October 12-14
*Dates and locations are subject to change
"Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!" also offers memberships in local chapters in Florida!
Registration includes instruction, use of equipment, hands-on training, Welcome Reception, meals, T-shirts, goody bags, door prizes and more. The Fishing Adventure, with tackle and bait provided, costs an additional $50 to $130, depending upon the category of charter vessel selected.
For more information contact us:
Phone: (954) 475-9068
Fax: (954) 474-7299
Email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com
Website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. |
Gopakumar menon (Mgkmenon)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 - 9:56 pm: | |
Dear Sirs,
We manufacture Nylon yarns 210 Denier to 1890 Denier and Nylon twisted twines 210 Deneir 2 ply to 90 Ply used for making fishing nets. Please feel free to get in touch for any of the above.
www.srf.com, www.srfpolymers.com
Regards
Gopakumar Menon
mgkmenon@srf.com |
Karen (Lhfc)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, January 30, 2007 - 4:13 pm: | |
The Lady Hookers Fishing Club of the Central Coast is hosting an introductory fly fishing seminar on March 15th at the San Luis Yacht Club in Avila Beach at 6:00-8:00pm unfortunately the instructor we had lined up had to cancel. Can anyone out there help us out. We are looking for someone to share their knowledge of the basics and go over equipment. We expect 40-50 to attend the event. Fee paid to you for the 2 hours 80.00 plus dinner. Call me if you can help Karen 805-748-1964. or email:Ladyhookersfishingclub@yahoo.com |
Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Friday, July 21, 2006 - 6:43 am: | |
Hello Ladies!
Our next seminar is coming to the Sarasota Yacht Club from August 18-20! The seminar brings teaching and hands on learning - for beginners and advanced levels!
The weekend kicks off with a welcome reception. And you have the opportunity to take advantage of some great deals with our silent auction!
Classroom instruction with beginner and advanced sessions on topics including:
> Fishing Basics, Offshore, Bottom, Inshore and Fly Fishing.
> Expert fisherman speakers that will divulge their best-kept secrets.
> Hands-on techniques such as releasing, knot tying, lure rigging, gaffing grapefruits, backing a truck and trailer rig, driving boats and reeling against pressure.
Then you can end the weekend with a bang! Enjoy a half-day fishing trip and an awesome fillet demonstration.
Other upcoming seminars include the Holiday Isle in Islamorada, Oct. 13-15, and a freshwater fly fishing seminar will be held in Colorado in August 2007.
"Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!" also offers memberships in local chapters in Florida!
Registration includes instruction, use of equipment, hands-on training, Welcome Reception, meals, T-shirts, goody bags, door prizes and more. The Fishing Adventure, with tackle and bait provided, costs an additional $50 to $130, depending upon the category of charter vessel selected.
For more information:
PH# (954) 475-9068
Email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com
Website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com.
Special Events: June 9-12, Alaska, and a Freshwater Flyfishing Seminar in August to Colorado
Contact "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!"
Phone #: 954-475-9068
Email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com
WEB: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com |
Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Thursday, February 09, 2006 - 8:26 am: | |
WOMEN TACKLE FISHING SKILLS AT "LADIES, LET'S GO FISHING!" SEMINAR, MARCH 31-APRIL 2, FT. LAUDERDALE,FL
Become an angler or improve your skills in one weekend!
Even if you've never fished before, "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!" seminars offer training and real hands-on experience to learn how to fish!
All this in one weekend seminar!
* Hands-on learning
* Beginner & Advanced
* Fishing basics from A to Z
* Inshore, Bottom, Offshore, Fly Fishing
* Conservation & Release Techniques
* Learn skills by actually doing them
* A fishing excursion (fishing extra)
* Learn how to fillet your catch
Typical Seminar Agenda and 2006 Locations
Friday pm: Welcome Reception
Saturday: 7:30am-12:30pm: Classes on inshore, offshore, bottom and fly fishing
12:30-1:45pm Lunch
1:45-4:30pm Fishing Skills Practice/knot tying, casting, boat handling, trailer backing, lure rigging and more!
Sunday: Morning Fishing Trip followed by fillet class
March 31-April 2, in Ft. Lauderdale FL.,
at the International Game Fish Association Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum
May 5-7, in St. Augustine FL.,
at the Northeast Florida Marlin Association
August 18-20, in Sarasota FL., at the Sarasota Yacht Club
October 13-15, in Islamorada FL. Keys, at Holiday Isle
Special Events: June 9-12, Alaska, and a Freshwater Flyfishing Seminar in August to Colorado
Contact "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!"
Phone #: 954-475-9068
Email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com
WEB: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com |
Merijo Attong (Lady_snook)
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Registered: 5-2005
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Friday, January 27, 2006 - 9:36 am: | |
June 1 through 4, 2006
Bimini, Bahamas
Bimini Sands Resort
This is a fun event for the whole family to get away and enjoy. There is something for the whole family to do during the days while the serious go fishing.
Contact Merijo Attong
mj@islandfishingadventures.com
800-950-FINS |
Pete Johnson (Rej)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, June 28, 2005 - 5:46 pm: | |
The International Game Fish Association announces the imminent release of its long-awaited history book, Big Game Fishing Headquarters: A History of the IGFA
Full Scale Release in August
DANIA BEACH, Fla.… After years of anticipation, the IGFA has announced that it
will release a special first edition of its history book Big Game Fishing Headquarters:
A History of the IGFA later this summer.
Written by award-winning copywriter and IGFA Representative Mike Rivkin, the work is a comprehensive look at the development of big game fishing and the IGFA’s pivotal role in same. The book will focus on the IGFA’s event-filled 66-year history and include more than 200 heretofore unpublished photographs and documents from the IGFA’s enormous archives.
“Indeed, this is the first time that the IGFA has ever given a writer access to the vast store of its internal records,” commented IGFA President Rob Kramer. “Every long-time member and friend of the IGFA will be fascinated by the pioneering photographs and unedited correspondence from the organization’s earliest days.” Such compelling personalities as IGFA founder Michael Lerner and long-time Vice President Ernest Hemingway are reviewed, and early angling hotspots such as Nova Scotia, Bimini, and Cabo Blanco, Peru are explored in rich detail.
Other chapters look at the history of the IGFA’s rules of angling, how world records are set and lost, and the organization’s all-new Museum and Hall of Fame in Dania Beach, Florida.
The book’s author is 49-year-old Mike Rivkin, a successful catalogue publisher widely known for his celebrated copywriting skills. Rivkin is also a veteran offshore angler, member of Catalina Island’s venerable Tuna Club, and an IGFA Representative; in short, a perfect choice to author this first-of-its-kind book. To maximize interest and ensure a rapid sell-through, the IGFA has limited its first edition printing to only 5,000 copies and is already accepting reservations for the first 900 (signed and numbered)volumes. An excerpt of the book appears in the 2005 edition of the IGFA’s World
Record Game Fishes and a full-scale release is scheduled for August.
For more details or to reserve your own numbered copy, visit the IGFA’s website at www.igfa.org or e-mail ccarey@igfa.org or call IGFA merchandise coordinator Crystal Carey at 954-924-4310.
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contacts:
Mike Rivkin
858-625-0220
scmcorp@sbcglobal.net
or
Pete Johnson,
IGFA PR counsel
480-951-3654
johnsoncom@aol.com |
Pete Johnson (Rej)
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Votes: 1 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, June 13, 2005 - 2:55 pm: | |
IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame
to enshrine five men
Seventh annual Rolex sponsored event honors contributions to the sport of fishing
DANIA BEACH, Fla. --- Five men will be inducted into the International Game Fish Association Fishing Hall of Fame, this fall. The class of 2005 includes Stuart “Stu” C. Apte, John L. Morris, George Parker, Donald J. Tyson and Edward vom Hofe.
The star-studded enshrinement ceremony and dinner, sponsored by Rolex, will be held Tuesday, October 25, at 6 p.m. at the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum in Dania Beach, Fla. The public is invited.
Each year the honorees are selected for the important contributions they have made to the sport of fishing through angling achievements, literature, the arts, science, education, invention, communication, or administration of fishery resources.
The inductees and their contributions are:
Stuart “Stu”C. Apte: An all-around angler considered a pioneer in fly fishing for tarpon. In the 1960s Apte developed a huge following as a Florida Keys guide. He’s also a writer, photographer and holder of more than 40 IGFA world records.
John L. Morris: Best known as the founder of Bass Pro Shops, one of the world’s leading suppliers of fishing tackle, Morris is a five-time qualifier for the Bassmaster Classic, an ardent conservationist and an IGFA Trustee Emeritus.
George Parker: One of the first captains to charter regularly out of Kona, Parker caught Hawaii’s first blue marlin over 1,000 lb in 1954, then went head-to-head with scientists until the grander was properly identified as a Pacific blue marlin.
Donald J. Tyson: Tyson is a passionate billfisherman dedicated to tagging and releasing the world’s great fish for future generations. As IGFA Trustee, he played a major role in making the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum a reality.
Edward vom Hofe: He produced fly and salmon reels, in the mid and late 1800s then began responding to the demands of saltwater anglers. Vom Hofe reels were known for their craftsmanship and dependability, the reel of choice for well-heeled, blue water fishermen. He died in 1920 at the age of 74.
Joining Andy Mill on stage as the masters of ceremonies will be Mark Sosin who was inducted in the 2004 IGFA Hall of Fame enshrinement class. There are currently 55 Hall of Fame members enshrined including Ernest Hemingway, Zane Grey, Curt Gowdy, Michael and Helen Lerner, Philip Wylie and Ted Williams.
The evening will include a cocktail reception, silent auction, the induction ceremony and dinner. Special sponsorships and sponsor tables are available. For reservation information please call 954-924-4222.
Founded in 1939, the IGFA is a not for profit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices through science, education, rule making and record keeping. IGFA members are located in over 125 countries and territories. The IGFA welcomes visitors to its 60,000-sq.ft .interactive Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum headquartered in Dania Beach, Fla. The IGFA web site can be found at www.igfa.org.
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Pete Johnson (Rej)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, June 13, 2005 - 2:46 pm: | |
35 top anglers registered for
Rolex/IGFA Inshore Championship
Pre-qualified in 2004 tournaments for
July 10-13 light tackle world championship
DANIA BEACH, Fla. ---More than 35 top fly and light tackle anglers have registered to compete in the world class fifth annual Rolex/IGFA Inshore Championship Tournament (ICT), July 10-13, in Islamorada, in the Florida Keys.
The anglers gained entry via invitation to the world championship after winning one of 55 International Game Fish Association (IGFA) sanctioned qualifying events during 2004, representing over 2,600 anglers on four continents worldwide. The qualified winners are coming from12 states. Seven of the contestants are women champions.
The Rolex/IGFA ICT features three days of fishing on both the Florida Bay and Atlantic Ocean sides of the Florida Keys. The targeted species for the championship are bonefish, tarpon, snook, redfish and permit in a catch-and-release format.
"The point value of the fish is determined by the species and the angler’s choice of fly-fishing, using artificial lures or live bait,” said Rolex/IGFA tournament coordinator Denise Hartman. “Some may use one approach or all three over the three days.”
The anglers participate in a captain’s draw on the opening evening matching a different guide and angler each day.
“With many different fishing disciplines represented by the qualifying champions, this format levels the on-the-water ‘playing field,’” said tournament director Mike Myatt. “The rotating guide and angler format relieves the ‘home field’ advantage to a degree and lends itself to maximizing not only the angler’s strengths, but also the guide’s.”
The Islander Resort is the tournament headquarters, with fishing and daily scorekeeping taking place from the World Wide Sportsman. Both are located near mile marker 82 in the Keys.
The three days of competitive fishing will start Monday and end Wednesday. Lines are in at 7 a.m. and out at 3 p.m. each day. During the scoring each afternoon the contestants and guides will gather for appetizers and cocktails dockside at the World Wide Sportsman Marina provided by Bacardi, Zane Grey and the Islamorada Fish Company.
Rolex timepieces will be awarded to the tournament’s grand champion and grand champion runner-up based on slams, and also to the overall release champion and runner-up release champion based on total points. The divisional champions -- first to third places -- in fly, spin and bait, plus the overall top three guides will also receive trophies and merchandise among the 16 tournament award categories presented.
Jim Bokor, Tavernier, Fla., the 2002 Rolex/IGFA ICT Grand Champion is in the field for the fifth straight year. Like the Masters tournament in professional golf, past Rolex/IGFA ICT champions are invited perpetually, though Bokor also “qualified” by winning the 17th Mercury/Cheeca Redbone. Also returning after winning qualifying tournaments are Robert Collins, Naples, Fla., who was last year’s top overall release angler and Sharon Ellenwood, Tavernier, the runner-up grand champion.
The ICT is one of three world class series events that include the sixth annual Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship Tournament which was held in May in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. In that tournament over 70 winning teams of anglers representing tournaments in 31 countries competed releasing a record 517 billfish (striped marlin and sailfish) around the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula.
Over 100 qualifying tournaments were held worldwide in 2004. A tournament for youngsters is also among the trio in the third annual Mercury Outboards/IGFA Junior Angler Championship in Key West, Fla., July 17-19.
Rolex Watch U.S.A., respected world wide for producing the finest timepieces, became the title sponsor and exclusive timepiece of the ICT in 2000. Rolex is joined this year by platinum sponsors Chevrolet, Mercury Outboards and Hell’s Bay Boats. Other sponsors include Bacardi, Costa Del Mar, G. Loomis, Hook and Tackle, Image Graphics 2000, Islamorada Fish Co., Island Glass, Islander Resort, James Harris Fine Arts, Hewlett Photography, KD & G Sea Life Masterpieces, King Sailfish Mounts, Rapala, Redbone Gallery, Robert James Sales, Inc., Shimano, Stiffy Push Poles, 3M Scientific Anglers and World Wide Sportsman.
James Harris of Delray Beach, Fla., is the official artist of the ICT for the fifth straight year.
For further information, contact Denise Hartman at the International Game Fish Association, 300 Gulf Stream Way, Dania Beach, Florida 33004 Email: dhartman@igfa.org, Phone (954) 927-2628 Fax (954) 924-4299.
Founded in 1939, the IGFA is a not for profit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices through science, education, rule making and record keeping. IGFA members are located in over 125 countries and territories. The IGFA welcomes visitors to its 60,000-sq.ft .interactive Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum headquartered in Dania Beach, Fla.
The IGFA web site can be found at www.igfa.org.
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Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Wednesday, June 08, 2005 - 9:05 am: | |
“LADIES, LET’S GO FISHING!”® BRINGS WOMEN’S FISHING SEMINAR TO SARASOTA, FL AUG. 26-28
5/05 — The popular “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® seminar is returning to Sarasota, FL! This award-winning program, hosted by Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and presented by Mercury Outboards, has scheduled its third annual seminar in Sarasota for August 26-28, 2005 at the Sarasota Yacht Club. The Sarasota Hyatt is the host hotel.
The seminar will kick off with a welcome reception at the Sarasota Yacht Club on Friday evening, August 26. The classroom portion starts at 7:30 am on Saturday, August 27, where fishing techniques will be taught at beginner and intermediate/advanced levels by expert instructors. Fishing topics will be: Rod and Reel Basics (for beginners), Inshore, Offshore, Bottom and Fly. After lunch, the women will participate in several “hands-on” fishing stations, such as conservation techniques, spin casting, net casting, landing and releasing, knot tying, gaffing grapefruits, boat handling, trailer backing and reeling against pressure. On Sunday, August 28, a fishing trip is offered, concluding with a fillet class. There will be opportunities for local businesses and area anglers to participate.
Featured on Inside Edition and more, the series is supported by the FWC through the Sport Fish Restoration Program and by partners such as Mercury Outboards, Bass Pro Shops, Ranger, Boat/U.S. Marine Insurance, Gulfstream Int’l Airlines, Lowrance, Shakespeare Fishing Tackle, Viper Bob's Fighting Gimbals, Magic Tilt Trailers and Marine Industries Association of South Florida. The 2005 LLGF seminar schedule includes a seminar in Islamorada, FL/Oct. 14-16, as well as a social event and tournament at The Ocean Reef Club/July 23-24 and trip to Alaska/July 7-11. Male guests are invited to the Ocean Reef Club event.
Registration for the Sarasota seminar, which should be made one week in advance at the latest, is $120, including meals, T-Shirts, goody bags, door prizes and more. The fishing adventure, with fishing tackle and bait provided, is additional. Contact: LLGF, P.O. Box 550429, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33355, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. # # #
CALENDAR INFORMATION: “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® saltwater fishing seminar for women, August 26-28, Sarasota Yacht Club, Sarasota, FL. $120 registration includes Welcome party, classes at beginner/advanced levels, lunch, hands-on skill stations, fish fillet class, T-shirt, goody bag and more. Fishing adventure fees additional. Contact “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”, P.O. Box 550429, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33355, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. |
Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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“LADIES, LET’S GO FISHING!”® BRINGS WOMEN’S FISHING SEMINAR TO SARASOTA, FL AUG. 26-28
5/05 — The popular “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® seminar is returning to Sarasota, FL! This award-winning program, hosted by Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and presented by Mercury Outboards, has scheduled its third annual seminar in Sarasota for August 26-28, 2005 at the Sarasota Yacht Club. The Sarasota Hyatt is the host hotel.
The seminar will kick off with a welcome reception at the Sarasota Yacht Club on Friday evening, August 26. The classroom portion starts at 7:30 am on Saturday, August 27, where fishing techniques will be taught at beginner and intermediate/advanced levels by expert instructors. Fishing topics will be: Rod and Reel Basics (for beginners), Inshore, Offshore, Bottom and Fly. After lunch, the women will participate in several “hands-on” fishing stations, such as conservation techniques, spin casting, net casting, landing and releasing, knot tying, gaffing grapefruits, boat handling, trailer backing and reeling against pressure. On Sunday, August 28, a fishing trip is offered, concluding with a fillet class. There will be opportunities for local businesses and area anglers to participate.
Featured on Inside Edition and more, the series is supported by the FWC through the Sport Fish Restoration Program and by partners such as Mercury Outboards, Bass Pro Shops, Ranger, Boat/U.S. Marine Insurance, Gulfstream Int’l Airlines, Lowrance, Shakespeare Fishing Tackle, Viper Bob's Fighting Gimbals, Magic Tilt Trailers and Marine Industries Association of South Florida. The 2005 LLGF seminar schedule includes a seminar in Islamorada, FL/Oct. 14-16, as well as a social event and tournament at The Ocean Reef Club/July 23-24 and trip to Alaska/July 7-11. Male guests are invited to the Ocean Reef Club event.
Registration for the Sarasota seminar, which should be made one week in advance at the latest, is $120, including meals, T-Shirts, goody bags, door prizes and more. The fishing adventure, with fishing tackle and bait provided, is additional. Contact: LLGF, P.O. Box 550429, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33355, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. # # #
CALENDAR INFORMATION: “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® saltwater fishing seminar for women, August 26-28, Sarasota Yacht Club, Sarasota, FL. $120 registration includes Welcome party, classes at beginner/advanced levels, lunch, hands-on skill stations, fish fillet class, T-shirt, goody bag and more. Fishing adventure fees additional. Contact “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”, P.O. Box 550429, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33355, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. |
Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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“Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® presents Reel at the Reef, a special event, July 23-24 at The Ocean Reef Club, Key Largo, FL. $75 registration includes kickoff party, fishing skill refresher courses and a fun fishing tournament. Full day fishing additional. Spouses/guests invited. Rooms available for special, low rates. Contact “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”, P.O. Box 550429, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33355, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. |
Pete Johnson (Rej)
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Miami (USA) Mayor’s Cup team edges former champs from Bermuda to win sixth annual
Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship
Florida and Illinois anglers move from 7th to 1st; record numbers of billfish released
CABO SAN LUCAS, MEXICO – In what was considered an insurmountable final day lead to overtake, four anglers from Miami, Fla. and the suburbs of Chicago, Ill., caught eight billfish and one tuna, to slip past a team of former champions from Bermuda to win the Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship Tournament (OCT).
The points from the weight of the tuna would be the deciding difference in the win.
The sixth annual world championship of blue water angling hosted 70 teams from 31 countries, the single largest contingent of international teams ever to compete in a fishing tournament. Teams had previously qualified by winning one of 110 International Game Fish Association (IGFA) qualifying events held in 35 countries worldwide during 2004. The teams fished on a different boat each of the four days, all guided by local Cabo San Lucas captains.
Ray Rosher and his wife Charmain, Miami, teamed with Scott Segal, Libertyville, Ill., and Tom Schramm, Roselle, Ill., had fished consistently releasing nine striped marlin and two sailfish spread out over the first three rounds. Representing the Miami Beach Mayor’s Cup the team was in seventh place behind the first place 2003 Rolex/IGFA OCT champions of Bermuda after day three.
“As we began fishing the final day, and with each catch, we really thought we had a chance to possibly get to second or third at best,” said Rosher, who captains a charter boat in Miami. “But first?”
The 2003 champions from Bermuda had held the lead since day two with 12 billfish releases, 10 coming the second day replacing first day leaders from Trinidad & Tobago which had nine billfish releases at the midway point. Bobby Rego and Danny Fox, both of Hamilton, Bermuda, along with Buddy Sowers, Richmond, Va., and John Domanic, Los Cabos, Mexico, were only able to score two more marlin in the final round of fishing in the waters of the Baja Peninsula along Mexico’s Pacific coast.
The former champions released 18 billfish collecting 300 points for their 17 marlin and 100 points for their single sailfish to total 5200 points.
The major leap of eight billfish for the Miami/Chicago contingent gave that team a total of 19 billfish (16 marlin/three sailfish) for the week. They were also awarded 100 extra points as the team catching the most billfish in the tournament. The 42 lbs. from their only weight fish was the deciding factor as they finished with 5242.10 points. The tuna was the first catch of the day for them as they added billfish through the final hours.
Charmain, who is pregnant with a boy, said they were amazed with the number of teams from around the world. “Despite language barriers between the anglers and the all local Mexican fleet of boat captains, many teams did well over one or more of the days of fishing.
Ray Rosher added it was the first time in his 25 years in the sport he had ever fished for striped marlin. The team used both live and dead baits along with lures.
Each member of the Miami/Chicago team won engraved Rolex timepieces along with a number of other trophies and prizes in the prestigious non-cash international event.
The other contenders
The Islamorada, Fla., Presidential Sailfish Tournament team held onto its third place position adding four marlin for a four day total of 4832.80 points. That team was made up of Daytona Beach/Deland, Fla., USA area residents, Edward Talton, brothers Robert and Ken Whitmarsh, Tyler Ford and brother and sister Rhett and Linnea Hagstrom.
Fourth place went to a team representing the Presidential Challenge of CA-Guatemala with 4350.5 points. Anglers from central Fla., included Mike Wnek, Auburndale; Nick Ferraro, St. Petersburg; and Jim Turner, Vero Beach releasing five marlin in the final round.
Finishing fifth was the team representing the Light Line & Fly Championship, in Los Cabos, Mexico at 4229.40. Anglers included Louis C., Louis J. and Jimmy C. Bevilacqua all of Manhasset, N.Y., and Grant Hartman, Cabo San Lucas also with five final day releases of marlin.
The second place contenders faulted and blanked in the final day of action. The Greenville, N.C., USA trio of Bill Blount and his two sons Hunter and Gray, representing their win at the 64th ILTTA Tournament in Istapa, Guatemala, finished eighth with 3700 total points.
First day leaders, representing the West Indies islands of Trinidad & Tobago and the Tobago Gamefishing Tournament, spiraled over the final three days to finish tied for 16th with 2800 points. They had eight billfish on Monday, but only one marlin on each of the next two days and zeroed out in the final round. The team was represented by David Wong, John Ming Hon and Peter “Panic” DeSilva, all of Trinidad and Tobago, along with Edgar Dapremont, Austin, Texas, USA.
Anglers and Captain’s standings
In separate category standings the teams, anglers and boat captains were awarded 300 points for a qualified marlin release, 100 points for sailfish and weight fish.
Twelve-year-old Martini Arostegui, Coral Gables, Fla., USA, teamed with his father Martin, won the anglers race with 3300 points on 11 marlin releases. They represented the Miami Beach Rod and Reel Club Tournament and finished tied for 10th place.
Capt. Eric Orozco on the Reel Busy was first in the boat captains’ standings with 4239.5 points. Finishing second was Capt. Jesus Romero on the Out Cast (4532.80) and third was Capt. Jobe Villavicencio of the Ni Modo. All three captains are from the Los Cabos area.
Daily record counts totaling 517 billfish (503 striped marlin and 14 sailfish) were tagged and released, said Sue Vermillion the tournament director.
Weight fish (wahoo, dorado and tuna) were awarded points over 25 lbs. The meat from those fish were then donated to local Los Cabos area charities.
“This is an exciting and healthy fishery,” said Rob Kramer, president of the IGFA. “This year we nearly doubled the number of releases of the billfish. We also received tremendous support from the Los Cabos area community in our fourth year fishing here.”
Teams represented tournaments in the countries and territories of Angola, Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, the Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Indonesia, Italy, Jamaica, Kingdom of Tonga, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, New Zealand, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Senegal, Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, the United States, Venezuela and the Virgin Islands. Anglers also represented many other countries as well. The United States had 22 teams of anglers from more than 22 states including Washington D.C.
Besides title sponsor Rolex other sponsors in the offshore championship include Chevrolet, Aero Mexico, Aftco Bluewater, Bodo Muche Studio-Foundry, Costa Del Mar Sunglasses, Eagle Claw, Guy Harvey Inc., Hook & Tackle Outfitters, Hotel Finisterra, IWS Scales, King Sailfish Mounts, Mexico Tourism Board, Mold Craft Products, Momoi Hi-Catch Fishing Line, Murray Products Fighting Chairs, Nautical Jewelry Originals, The Outdoor Channel, Pacifico/Corona, Penn Tackle and Viking Yachts.
Founded in 1939, the IGFA is a not for profit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices through science, education, rule making and record keeping. IGFA members are located in over 125 countries and territories. The IGFA welcomes visitors to its 60,000-sq.ft .interactive Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum at its headquarter in Dania Beach, Fla.
The IGFA web site can be found at www.igfa.org.
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Media: for further information, contact Rolex/IGFA tournament press relations at johnsoncom@aol.com
DAY 4 - Total Billfish: 136 (new Day 4 record)
133 striped marlin and 2 sailfish caught and released; 1 dorado, 1 wahoo, 1 tuna weighed/donated to charity
DAY 3 - Total Billfish: 136 (new Day 3 record)
134 striped marlin and 2 sailfish caught and released; 2 dorado, 1 wahoo, 1 tuna weighed/donated to charity
DAY 2 - Total Billfish: 134 (new Day 2 record)
128 striped marlin and 6 sailfish caught and released; 5 dorado weighed/donated to charity
DAY 1 – Total Billfish: 112 (new Day 1 record)
108 striped marlin and 4 sailfish caught and released; 3 wahoo and 3 dorado weighed/donated to charity
Contact: Pete Johnson, Johnson Communications, Inc. Scottsdale, Ariz. 85267
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NEXT IGFA CERTIFIED OBSERVER TRAINING CLASS SET FOR JUNE AT IGFA HEADQUARTERS IN DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA
DANIA BEACH, Fla.----The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) will hold its next IGFA Certified Observer Program at the IGFA headquarters in Dania Beach, Fla., to train and certify experienced anglers, boat captains and crew members as observers for fishing tournaments held around the world.
The training class will be Saturday, June 25, 2005. The IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum, is located at 300 Gulf Stream Way, next to the Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, off I-95 in Dania Beach.
The full day training course includes a manual along with species ID video/CD and presentations by several experienced instructors. Potential IGFA observers are required to take a written exam (30-45 minutes) at the conclusion of the course.
This program is a benefit to tournaments by eliminating or reducing rule disputes that sometimes arise. Certified observers can often prevent inadvertent rule infractions before they occur. A growing number of big money and catch & release tournaments have committed to using IGFA Certified Observers for their tournaments.
The one day training program will begin at 9 a.m. with instructors covering the following topics:
• Species Identification
• IGFA Saltwater Fishing Rules & Regulations
• Safety at Sea
• Boating Etiquette
Applications are available at the IGFA website www.igfa.org, Certified Observer Program and at the IGFA headquarters. The applications must be completed, mailed or faxed (954-924-4220) to IGFA accompanied with a $125 fee (payable to IGFA) not later than June 17, 2005. This fee covers the cost of the training class, course materials, and a one-year membership in the IGFA.
Attendees will be notified of their certification by the IGFA within a week of the class. Should any candidate fail the exam, there will be future opportunities to retake the exam at no additional cost. For further information, please contact Lynda Wilson at IGFA, 954-924-4233 email: Lwilson@igfa.org.
Founded in 1939 the IGFA is a not-for-profit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and the promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices, through science, education, rule making and record keeping.
IGFA members are located in over 125 countries and territories. The IGFA welcomes visitors to its 60,000-square-foot interactive Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum in Dania Beach, Fla.
For more information, contact the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum, 300 Gulf Stream Way, Dania Beach, Fla., 33004; phone 954-927-2628, fax: 954-924-4299, e-mail: HQ@igfa.org, website: www.igfa.org.
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Pete Johnson (Rej)
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Eight Tournaments added to list of qualifiers for 2006 Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship
DANIA BEACH, Florida, USA, (March 15, 2005) --- Eight global tournaments in 2005 have been added to an ever-growing list of approved qualifying events by the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) for the 2006 Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship Tournament (OCT).
The winning teams from these 2005 tournaments will be invited to compete in the Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship held in May of 2006.
The OCT is now in its seventh year.
“We expect the list of worldwide tournaments for the 2006 championship to continue to grow,” said Lynda Wilson, Rolex/IGFA tournament coordinator. “The 2005 championship qualifying series attracted a record 108 tournaments from 37 countries and 13 U.S. states representing over 20,000 anglers. Nearly 70 teams are expected for that championship to be held this upcoming May 15-21 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.”
The eight tournament additions for the 2006 series include:
* The Yamaha Contender Miami Billfish Tournament, April 7-10, 2005, Miami Beach, Fla. For further details, please contact: Judy Layne, Ph: 305-598-2525, fax: 305-598-2512, Email: fish@miamibillfish.com, website: www.miamibillfish.com.
* The Solera Open International La Guaira Venezuela, April 26-May 1, in La Guaira, Venezuela, for further details, please contact: Rick Alvarez, Ph: 305-213-5521, Email: rick@intlbillfishtourns.com, website: www.intlbillfishtourns.com.
* The GFA of Papua New Guinea National Titles, March 19-28, in Madang, Papua New Guinea. For further details, please contact: Robert O’Dea. Ph: +675-321-0000, fax: +675-321-0001, Email: r.odea@moore.com.pg.
* The MarineMax-Hatteras Billfish Invitational, April 27-30, in Boat Harbour, Bahamas. For further details, please contact: Shannon McCoy/Jill Broski Ph: 954-922-6627 fax: 954-622-6104, Email: Shannon.mccoy@marinemax.com; web: www.marinemax.com.
* The Second Series 2nd President Cup Big Game Fishing, April 27-30, in Palabuhan Ratu-West Java, Indonesia. For further details, please contact: Frans E. Van Druten. Ph: +62-21-7192741, fax: +62-21-71791385, Email: ptrhans@indo.net.id , web: www.petrohans.com.
* The Halifax Sport Fishing Club Offshore Challenge, April 22-24, in Daytona Beach, Fla. For further details contact: Bruce Tippins, Ph: 386-212-5469, Email: anglershideout@aol.com, website: www.hsfc.com.
* The 2005 Costa Rica Classic, March 18-20, in Quepos, Costa Rica. For further information please contact: Dave Rimington, Ph: 212-525-7777, fax: 212-525-0777, Email: info@costaricaclassic.com website: www.costaricaclassic.com.
* The Banana Bay Marina Invitational April 2-3, in Golfito, Costa Rica. For further details, please contact: Bruce Blevins. Ph: +506-775-0838 fax: +506-775-0735, Email: info@bananabaymarina.com
A complete up-to-date listing of all qualifying tournaments, IGFA news and more can be found on the IGFA website at http://www.igfa.org.
Tournament directors involved in offshore, inshore, light tackle and fly-fishing tournaments are invited to contact the IGFA for more information on the Rolex/IGFA offshore and inshore championship series. Directors of junior tournaments are also encouraged to contact the IGFA for information regarding the Mercury/IGFA Junior World Championship.
For further information on the Rolex/IGFA Offshore Championship contact the IGFA, ph: 954-927-2628, fax: 954-924-4299, or Email Ms. Wilson at: Lwilson@igfa.org.
Founded in 1939 the International Game Fish Association is a not-for-profit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and the promotion of responsible, ethical, angling practices through science, education, rule making and record keeping.
IGFA members are located in over 125 countries and territories. The IGFA welcomes visitors to its 60,000-square-foot interactive Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum, at 300 Gulf Stream Way, Dania Beach, Fla. 33004. For more information, contact the IGFA at phone 954-927-2628, fax 954-924-4299, Email HQ@igfa.org, website: www.igfa.org.
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Julia Davis (Julia_davis)
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The FLW Walleye Tour is coming to Bull Shoals April 6th-9th, 2005. If anyone is interested in signing up as a Co Angler for this event, please email me. I am looking for a Co Angler to sign up with Rick LaCourse and Rich Mealey. If anyone is interested please email me at juls231@msn.com, and I will exchange their sign up information with you. FOR MORE INFORMATION, please check out the following link, or email me and I will be happy to answer any of your questions...
http://walleyetour.flwoutdoors.com/static/rcl/2005/WalleyeTourBrochure .pdf
Co Anglers who sign up with a Pro counterpart will have priority entry. The entry fee for Co Anglers is 350.00. That will give you three days of fishing with three different Pro Walleye Anglers, and a chance to make the cut to the top ten on the fourth day! Prizes are all cash prizes. (see the link above for rules/payout details)
Thanks, and have a great day!
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BRIAN M. KELLY (Striper_hunter)
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HEY EVERYONE. I'M AN AVID STRIPER FISHERMAN, SO THE DEPATURE OF THIS BRUIUSER OF A FISH HAS ME SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED. ALTHOUGH I'VE HEARD THERE ARE WINTER HOLDOVERS IN THE BOSTON AREA WHERE I LIKE TO FISH. I COULD REALLY USE SOME ADVISE/TIPS IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION. I DO ICE FISHING DURING THE WINTER MONTHS PRIMARLEY, BUT THE THOUGHT OF GOING FOR STRIPERS DURING WINTER MONTHS REALLY GETS MY BLOOD PUMPING. ANYTHING WOULD BE GREATLY APPERCIATED. ALSO IF ANYONE HAS ANY QUESTIONS LETS HERE THEM. I KNOW SOME KILLER ICE FISHING HOLES THAT WILL KEEP YOU CHASING TRAPS ALL DAY |
Betty Bauman (Billfishbetty)
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"Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® saltwater fishing seminar for women, August 6-8 at the Sarasota Yacht Club, Sarasota, FL. Registration of $105 includes welcome party, classes at beginner/advanced levels, lunch, hands-on skill stations, T-shirt, goody bag and more. Fishing adventure fees additional. Contact “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, web site: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. Hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Presented by Mercury Outboards. |
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"Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”® saltwater fishing seminar for women, April 23-25, 2004 at Pirates Cove Resort, Stuart, FL. Registration of $105 includes welcome party, classes at beginner/advanced levels, lunch, hands-on skill stations, T-shirt, goody bag and more. Fishing adventure fees range from $35 - $165. Contact “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!”, phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, toll free information 1-888-321-LLGF (5543), email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, web site: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. Hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Presented by Mercury Outboards. |
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"Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!"® saltwater fishing seminar for women, March 19-21, 2004 at the International Game Fish Association Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum, Dania Beach. Registration of $105 includes welcome party, classes at beginner/advanced levels, lunch, hands-on skill stations, T-shirt, goody bag and more. Fishing adventure fees additional. Contact "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!", phone 954-475-9068, fax 954-474-7299, email: billfishbetty@hotmail.com, website: www.ladiesletsgofishing.com. Hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Presented by Mercury Outboards. |
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International Game Fish Association
Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum
OCEAN REEF BTU BACKBONE CLASSIC
“Approved”
For ROLEX/IGFA Inshore Championship
Dania Beach, Florida,U.S.A. – The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) has started its fourth year of the ROLEX/IGFA Inshore Championship Tournament series, an international fishing competition that draws anglers from various worldwide locations. The Inshore Championship Tournament (ITC) will take place in the spring of 2004 in the Florida Keys, and will include this year's ITC qualifying event champions. The 2003 Rolex/IGFA ITC took place May 4 - 7 at the Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada, Florida with over 40 champions from qualifying events vying for the championship.
The IGFA welcomes the Ocean Reef BTU Backbone Tournament for its fourth year as a qualifying event for the ITC, with the winner being invited to compete in the ITC in 2004. Steve Stanley and Paul Wingrove represented the tournament at last year's championship. As an ITC qualifying event each participating angler will receive a one-year membership in IGFA. For more information on the Ocean Reef BTU Backbone Tournament, scheduled for December 2 - 4, in Key Largo, FLORIDA, please contact Jack Curlett at (305) 367-2727, fax: (305) 367-2938, or email: jjc33037@bellsouth.net
Tournament directors involved in offshore, inshore, light tackle and fly-fishing tournaments are invited to contact IGFA for more information on the Rolex/IGFA championship series. There are plans in the future for a freshwater world championship event. Up to date information on tournaments, IGFA news and more can be found on the IGFA website http://www.igfa.org.
IGFA is a nonprofit membership supported conservation and record keeping organization, founded in 1939, with members in over 120 countries. The association’s headquarters are in the 60,000 square foot IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum in Dania Beach, Florida.
For further information, contact Michael Myatt at the International Game Fish Association, 300 Gulf Stream Way, Dania Beach, Florida 33004 · (954) 927-2628 · Fax (954) 924-4299 · E-mail: mmyatt@igfa.org |
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MIAMI SWORDFISH TOURNAMENT
The inaugural Miami Swordfish Tournament will be held October 23rd thru the 26th,2003. The tournament is based out of the Miami Beach Marina.
The Miami Swordfish Tournament is a qualifier for both the I.G.F.A. Rolex Offshore Championship and World Billfish Series. This is the first swordfish tournament to be selected for either of these prestigious events.
We are working closely with the National Marine Fisheries and The University of Miami Rosenstiel School to ensure we are a conservation minded tournament. I.G.F.A. has helped to set our minimum size of 60inches. This will insure an 85%-90% release rate.
The entry fee is $1,000.00, if received by October 1, 2003. $1,250.00 if received after October 1,2003. The entry fee is for up to 4 anglers; additional social tickets can be purchased for $250.00 per set.
Tournament pay out is $15,000.00 for first place providing we have 50 boats. We have procured great trophies and prizes for all the winners including artwork by Carey Chen, trophies by Gray Taxidermy and numerous vacation packages.
The angler’s meeting on October 23rd at 6:00p.m.will be held at Monty’s Raw Bar at The Miami Beach Marina. Fishing will be Friday and Saturday nights from 6:00p.m. with lines out at 2:00a.m. The awards banquet will be held at the Treetop Ballroom at Parrot Jungle Island.
Radisson Biscayne Bay is the host hotel with discounted rates for tournament participants. There is also limited trailer storage in their secure, covered parking garage (trailer storage is on a first requested basis).
The tournament would not be possible without or wonderful sponsors: Contender, Glasstech, Bacardi Silver, Murray Products, Biscayne Rod, Carey Chen, Shoreline Marine Fuel, South Florida Sportfishing Magazine, Crook & Crook, Bill Ussery Motors, Radisson Cable Beach, Radisson Biscayne Bay, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Gray Taxidermy, Hydro Glow, Bimini Bay.
Pick up your entry form at most tackle stores from Jupiter to Key West. For more information or to enter online visit our website at www.miamiswordfishtournament.com
For additional information contact:
Capt. Richard H. Peeples III
Tournament Director
305-282-1006
Cherise Jennette
Tournament Coordinator
954-501-5034
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