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January 28, 2006
Greetings,
In this edition, please make sure you read the important message from the Executive Director below.
We have a new name for the newsletter! A contest was held for a new name. Although two people submitted a very good name with “FOWA Forum,” that happens to be the name of the bulletin board on FOWA’s web site. Therefore, the winner of the Name FOWA’s newsletter contest is Ted Takasaki of Old Bayside-Lindy, who came up with the title FOWA Market Edge. Ted will be receiving $50 in FOWA bucks. You can receive FOWA bucks as well, by referring members to FOWA. If you refer an active member, you will receive $25 in FOWA bucks and a corporate member is worth $50. FOWA bucks can be used for membership fees, conference registrations and even auction items at conferences.
We are beginning to work on the new FOWA directory. If you have any further changes to your directory bio for the upcoming directory, please send them to me at KJBraden1@aol.com.
Check out the website at www.fowa.org to see the new FOWA bulletin board where you can post your thoughts, share your ideas on how to improve FOWA and exchange market needs. Thanks to Pam & Mike Richards for their continued good work as our web masters.
Kelly Braden
KJBraden1@aol.com
Message from the Executive Director:
February 1 Deadline
For the final time (for the procrastinators), your membership renewal to FOWA must be received by Feb. 1 in order to be in the new 2006-2007 directory. If you miss the deadline, your membership will have expired. Renewal letters were mailed to all Active and Corporate members on Dec. 15, and notices since then have appeared in the FOWA Market Newsletter.
If your membership arrives after Feb. 1, you may reapply for membership but will miss inclusion in the new directory -- we send the directory database to the printer on Thursday, Feb. 2, and cannot "hold the presses" or make changes thereafter.
To ensure beating the deadline, you can email the renewal form back or fax it. Email me at doug7kelly@yahoo.com and I'll send a reply with the form if you don't have it, or the fax number is 813-385-3858.
Good tides,
Doug Kelly, Executive Director
HIGHLIGHTED NEEDS
Currently, Sport Fishing has the following needs, all of which have a February 1 deadline. PLEASE contact the editor listed before submitting.
Summer flounder -- everything from boat-to-boat shots of fishing for flounder in inshore (bay) areas to underwater shots of flounder on sandy bottoms in shallow water. Shots of flounder taken on light tackle using small jigs and lures and small live baits. (contact chris.woodward@worldpub.net)
Big billfish DOA dead (i.e. that died on the line) -- next to boat or being hauled in. (contact Chris Woodward, chris.woodward@worldpub.net)
Snook -- big fish, night fish/fishing, working bridge pilings and inlets day or night, etc. (contact doug.olander@worldpub.net)
Bay boats -- interiors with interesting factory or custom adaptations/innovations. (contact Doug Olander)
Spearfish -- contact Doug Olander
Wahoo -- fish/fishing/action/closeups, what-ya-got.... (contact Doug Olander)
Bluefin tuna -- vertical for cover (contact Doug Olander)
CURRENT MARKETS
Canoeroots
Canoeroots, P.O. Box 70, Palmer Rapids, ON K0J 2E0, Canada. P(613)758-2042. F(613)758-2853. Email: editor--at--canoeroots.ca. Website: www.rapidmedia.com. Ian Merringer, Editor. 90% freelance. "Quarterly canoeing magazine. A resource for entertainment, information and inspiration for today's canoeist." Occasionally works with new writers. Circ. 15K. Quarterly. Pays on publication. Publishes ms 6 months after acceptance. Buys FNAPR. No reprints. Responds 6 weeks. Back issues are posted online for samples. Subscriptions for $17.95. Guidelines online at www.rapidmedia.com/contact_info/editorial_department.php or by email request.
CURRENT NEEDS: "Queries." Pays $0.20/word CDN for 100 - 1500 words. Submit query via email.
PHOTOS/ART: "Send low-res sample images with query. See photo guidelines." Pays $25 - $200 CDN.
HINTS: "Read our query guidelines and provide thorough queries."
Fishing & Hunting News, P.O. Box 19000, Seattle, WA 98109. Email: jkmarsh--at--fishingandhuntingnews.com. Website: www.fhnews.com. John Marsh, Managing Editor. 95% freelance. "A biweekly magazine with local reports designed to help anglers and hunters plan their next trip." Welcomes new writers. Circ. 90K. 24 issues/year. Pays on publication. Publishes ms 6 weeks after acceptance. Buys FNASR plus subsequent reprint rights for Outdoor Empire Publishing publications, plus electronic rights. Occasionally accepts reprints. Responds 1-14 days. Sample by email or mail request. Subscription $39.95. Guidelines by email or mail with SASE.
CURRENT NEEDS: "We're looking for articles detailing specific fishing or hunting opportunities for game species in the West, Midwest or Mid-Atlantic states." Pays $1.80 per published column-inch. Article word lengths from 250-1,000 words. Submit query by email.
PHOTOS/ART: "Photos may be purchased for $10 each as needed to supplement an article. We also pay $50 for cover-quality photos of hunters and anglers with their game."
HINTS: "Know the subject and know how to communicate it to others."
Horse Illustrated
Horse Illustrated, P.O. Box 6050, Mission Viejo, CA 92690. Moira Harris, Editor; Elizabeth Moyer, Managing Editor. P(949)855-8822. Email: horseillustrated--at--bowtieinc.com. Website: www.horseillustrated.com. 75% freelance. "Horse Illustrated is a general-circulation magazine, directed to horse owners and riders of English and western disciplines. The magazine espouses responsible horse ownership, from providing tips to owners on better horse care and training, to alerting horse lovers about pertinent issues in the equine community. We direct our articles to the adult audience. Horse Illustrated is always looking for talented new writers to add to our stable of regular freelancers. We are open to queries and mss but prefer not to receive resumes." Circ. 200K+. Monthly. Pays on publication. Period between acceptance and publication varies. Buys FNASR. Responds 8-12 weeks. Sample available at newsstands, tack stores, or bookstores nationwide, or by sending a $5 check to the above address. Subscription $23.97. Annual index online. Guidelines online at www.horseillustrated.com/horse/detail.aspx?aid=4125&cid=3556 or on request.
CURRENT NEEDS: "We need informative, in-depth, upbeat articles (limited to 2000 words) that will help readers better care for and enjoy their horses. They may be about such topics as training (for both horse and rider), management or horse-related activities. "What NOT to Send: Fiction; Personal essays; Tributes to deceased horses; Poetry; Book reviews; Please do not send breed profiles; this monthly feature is always Assigned; Series; columns and multi-part articles are assigned only to our established writers." Payment varies based on quality, not length. Pays $300-$400 for feature articles. Smaller items receive $50-$100 per piece. Max length 2000 words. Submit all materials by mail with SASE. "If you would like to query us before preparing an article, you must include a detailed outline of what the proposed article will cover and sample paragraphs, or clips that demonstrate your writing style. We do not accept simultaneous submissions, but may accept reprint material from noncompetitive publications."
PHOTOS/ART: Guidelines available on our website (see link above) or by mail with SASE or email. Payment varies.
HINTS: "The best way to decide what type of article to submit is to look over a sample copy of the magazine, available at newsstands, tack stores or bookstores nationwide. You may obtain one by sending in a check for $5 to Sample Issues, Horse Illustrated, at the address above. Look over several issues, if possible, or scan our annual index, posted on our web site. This lists the types of articles we have used in the last year. Horse Illustrated receives dozens of unsolicited manuscripts and queries every week. The magazine accepts only a small fraction of what is submitted. Due to the high volume of unsolicited work, we cannot review or respond to any material sent to us by fax, or material that isn't accompanied by a SASE."
Jerawyn Publishing
Jerawyn Publishing, P.O. Box 978, Rye, NY 10580. Email: RYSmith--at--AtlanticCruisingClub.com. Website: www.AtlanticCruisingClub.com. "Publishes highly detailed travel guides for boaters in book, CD-ROM and web formats. These are very tightly formatted marina guides that are 50% facility-specific and 50% a travel guide to what is nearby." Buys world rights. Responds within 1 week. Samples at large chandleries (i.e. West Marine, Boaters World), major bookstores (Amazon) or see website. Email with specific questions or expression of interest (please put "WritersWeekly.com Response" in subject).
CURRENT NEEDS: 1. Major revision of The ICW (from Norfolk, VA to St. Mary's, GA incl. No. Carolina Sounds); 2. Major revision of Florida's West Coast (Everglade City to Cedar Key). 3. Minor Revision of New England (Bar Harbor to Block Island); 4. Original project Great Lakes (two volumes). Will consider splitting a volume geographically among more than one writer. Pays negotiable per "Full-page Marina Report" rate which includes photos.
PHOTOS: Must be provided by author; high-resolution digitals.
HINTS: "Need writers who are also boaters, or are very familiar with boating/cruising, know the particular region well, are detailed oriented and technologically savvy."
New York Times
The New York Times needs articles on (1) The Ouray Ice Festival (www.ourayicefestival.com) in Ouray, Colo. (January). (2) A piece on the 2006 Ice Fishing Tour (www.icefishingtour.com/) in February in New York and Vermont. (3) A rockclimbing piece on Devils Tower in Wyoming. Word lengths: approx. 900; compensation: $200.; Images: Perhaps. For more information, contact Jason Stallman atstallman@nytimes.com.
SouthLit.com
New Year brings New Writer's Site to the Internet: www.SouthLit.com
Now is the time to send in that fiction, non-fiction or poetry you have been saving up!
January, 2006. "New and attractive, professional and down-to-earth--yet still a work in progress-- www.SouthLit.com is presently accepting submissions of poetry and prose as well as non-fiction for its readership," says R.L. Hall, SouthLit Editor.
SouthLit is an on-line e-zine where writers, poets, publishers and literary agents will be able to find the best in contemporary Southern literature. In addition, we provide a venue for you, the writer, to sell your book or poetry collection at the site store. So come visit us at www.SouthLit.com and discover how exciting today's Southern Literature truly is!
Best,
R.L. Hall, Editor SouthLit.com
Sportsmansguide.com
Sportsmansguide.com seeks hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, canoeing/kayaking and biking articles with images. The editors desire adventures, tips, how-to types of editorial. Please check Web site and query before submitting articles. Second-rights material is OK. Pay begins at $50 per article, with 500-750-word length optimal. Contact senior editor Tom Kacheroski at tkachero@sportsmansguide.com.
Wave Magazine
Wave (www.wavesf.com) is looking for articles about water-related activities such as boating, diving, travel pieces highlighting water activities and boating events other than fishing tournaments. Fishing articles are not needed at this time. Articles are 800-1000 words plus photo package for $150. Please look on the web site and click on Wave Editorial to see back issues and the type of articles and style Wave is looking for. Send queries to Kelly Braden at KJBraden1@aol.com. No phone calls please.
EVENTS
From Susan Young:
Florida Master Naturalist Training Coastal Module
The excellent and skilled staff of the New Smyrna Beach Marine Discovery Center is offering the 40-hour Master Naturalist class that you have heard so much about. (See below for the Master Naturalist website)
Learning more about Florida’s natural environment is now possible via the Florida Master Naturalist Program (FMNP), a new environmental education opportunity offered by the University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) and the Marine Discovery Center in New Smyrna Beach.
A 40-hour educational extension program on Florida’s ecosystems. Training in the Florida Coastal Systems module, one of three ecosystem modules included in the FMNP, will result in registration in the UF-IFAS Master Naturalist Program database as a FMNP Coastal Naturalist. The 40 hour classroom instruction will utilize the educational facilities and the Marine Discovery Center’s 40 ft. pontoon boat “Discovery” to enhance the field trips, and practical interpretive experience related to the general ecology, habitats, vegetation types, wildlife and conservation issues of the Indian River Lagoon. In addition, the program enhances naturalist interpretation skills and addresses environmental ethics.
Ideal for those in an eco-tourism business, teachers seeking environmental education contact hours, volunteers and staff members of environmental education facilities, or any interested adults. Appropriate for both novice and highly skilled environmental professionals.
The first of 6 sessions which run from 9AM-4:30PM will begin February 6, 2006. The following Mondays, and two Tuesdays, February 13th, February 21st, February 27th, March 6th, March 14th will afford 20 students the privilege of “MAKING CONNECTIONS TO NATURE “ as a Florida Marine Coastal Naturalist.
Register online thru www.masternaturalist.org. Click on “registration”.
Included in the 40 hours of instruction, you will receive a comprehensive student reference workbook, registration in the UF FMNP database as a “Coastal Master Naturalist”, a certificate of achievement, an embroidered FMNP patch, and an FMNP patch, and an FMNP Coastal lapel pin. Cost: $200.00.
Instructors: Bruce Jaildagian, Biologist/Captain, Chad Truxall, Biologist/Director of Education, Barbara Plourde, Brenda Peters, Biologist, Maia Mcguire, Biologist, UF/IFAS.
For more information: Bruce Jaildagian, 386-795-3723, bruce_mdc@yahoo.com
From Susan Young:
Canoe with Manatees
Sea cows may move slowly, but people interested in viewing them should move
quickly by signing up for the "Canoeing with Manatees" outing Saturday,
February 4.
Volusia County Leisure Services is sponsoring the canoeing trip on the St.
Johns River from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Participants will have the opportunity to
enjoy an up-close view of manatees, and spy eagles, hawks, and flora and
fauna in their natural habitats.
Cost is $10 per person (using personal craft) or $15 (craft provided). Guide
Jim West will navigate canoeing explorers through this four-hour journey.
Participants are asked to bring a brown bag lunch, cold weather clothing, a
camera and sunscreen.
The group will assemble at the French Avenue landing in ORANGE CITY at 9
a.m.
The next adventure is scheduled for MARCH 4 on Shell Creek. The group
will depart from Ed Stone Park in DELAND.(The Gemini Springs Outdoors Festival is also Sat. March 4)
Advance payment for the February 4 trip is required by February 3 at the
Volusia County Leisure Services offices, 202 N. Florida Ave., DeLand, 8
a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday. For more information, call Walt
Bockmiller at Volusia County Leisure Services, at (386) 736-5953.
Contact: Vickie Pleus, APR
Volusia County Community Information
123 W. Indiana Avenue, Room 301
DeLand, FL 32720
Phone: 386-822-5062 ext. 2689
Fax: 386-822-5072
On the Web: www.volusia.org
From Susan Young:
Free "Beginning Bird Watching" Tours
Take a driving tour around Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge with a trained U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service volunteer to learn how to identify the many birds that frequent the refuge. There is one tour that leaves at 9 am on the scheduled dates from the Refuge Visitor Center and lasts for approximately three to four hours. Please contact Nancy Corona at 321-861-0668 or by email at Nancy_Corona@fws.gov to make reservations. Suggested items to bring include binoculars, camera, field guides, water and a snack. Loaner binoculars are available.
Tour Dates:
Thursdays: February 2, 9, 16, & 23
Saturdays: February 4, 18, & 25
Sundays: February 5, 19, & 26
The Visitor Center is located on SR 402, 5 miles east of U.S. 1 in Titusville.
Contact: Nancy Corona, 321-861-0668
JOBS
Breeze Newspapers, Copy Desk
Immediate openings: Breeze Newspapers, an independent newspaper group in Southwest Florida, is accepting applications for two copy desk positions, one entry-level, one requiring a solid news background with some supervisory experience preferred. Knowledge of QuarkXPress required for both positions. Ours is a small newsroom and successful applicants will be adept at various aspects of newsroom production. Entry-level position will include page layout and design for weekly newspapers, special sections and daily pages as assigned; some copyediting and/or reporting as needed. Experience-preferred position will be primarily responsible for pagination of daily broadsheet news section. Duties will include copyediting and development of budget for wire pages. Send resume and tearsheets (no originals, please, as they will not be returned) to: Editor, Breeze Newspapers, 2510 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral, FL, 33904 Resumes may be e-mailed to news@breezenewspapers.com; resumes should be 'pasted' in the window, no attachments, please although page PDFs are acceptable. FAX 239-574-5693.
Posted: 1/17/06
Breeze Newspapers, Weekly Editors
Breeze Newspapers, an independent newspaper group in Southwest Florida, is accepting applications for weekly editors. Reporting background, photography skills, required, knowledge of QuarkXPress a plus. Reporters with solid writing skills and the desire to move up urged to apply. Send resume and clips to: Executive editor, Breeze Newspapers, 2510 Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Coral, FL 33904 or fax to 239-574-5693. Resumes may be E-mailed to vharring@breezenewspapers.com; copy should be 'pasted' in the window, no attachments, please. FAX 239-574-5693.
Posted: 1/17/06
MEMBER NEWS
From Sandy Huff
NANPA Fine Art Print Exhibit Awards
Logan Fowler, one of FOWA’s student members has won 1st place in the Youth Fauna category with his photograph, Great Egret Nesting, and 2nd place in the Youth Fauna category with his photograph, Butterfly on Goldenrod. Of the more than 400 submissions, only 23 images (13 adults & 10 youth) were awarded certificates of merit and other prizes including Pentax Camera for the Best of Show.
CORPORATE CORNER
From Rodney Smith:
Coastal Angler Magazine Fishing and Boating Expo
Mark your calendars for these important dates: Friday, May 19 through Sunday, May 21st, 2006. That's when we will be hosting the Coastal Angler Magazine Fishing and Boating Expo at the Melbourne Auditorium. Coastal Angler Magazine is well known for its sponsorship of the Fall Classic Fishing Tournament and for publishing the only local Central Florida fishing magazine for (10) years. We now turn a new page to better promote the wonderful sports of fishing and boating along Florida’s East Coast.
* A complete learning experience with seminars from regionally and nationally recognized fishing guides and boating experts. We've enlisted the help of some of the best anglers and captains in the world who will be presenting "how-to" seminars on all aspects of fishing and boating in Central Fl.
* Kids will love our free fishing clinics just for them!
* Attendees will find a wealth of exhibitors selling boating gear, fishing tackle, marine electronics, fishing related gifts and much more!
* If you're in the market for a boat, this is the place to be! You'll find boat dealers with boats of every type imaginable attending with their newest models. You can buy onsite, scope out your dream boat for the future and have questions answered by boating experts.
* Marine flea market
* Boat and kayak demos
* And much more!!
If you are interested in exhibiting, please give us a call at 321-768-2098 or email us at BrevFishingExpo@aol.com. Your Lifeline to Florida’s East Coast Waters, P.O. Box 373257, Satellite Beach, FL 32937-1257
Ph: 321-777-2773 Fx: 321-777-4622
Email: cameditor@cfl.rr.com www.coastalanglermagazine.com
From Steve Kearl:
Grants Notice
Funding Opportunity Number: COASTAL-06
Posted Date: Jan 16, 2006
Original Closing Date for Applications: Sep 30, 2006
Current Closing Date for Applications: Sep 30, 2006
Archive Date: Oct 30, 2006
Funding Instrument Type: Grant Cooperative Agreement
Category of Funding Activity: Environment Natural Resources
Expected Number of Awards: 200
Estimated Total Program Funding: $6,500,000
Award Ceiling:
Award Floor:
CFDA Number: 15.630
Coastal Program Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement: Yes
Eligible Applicants:
Nonprofits having a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, other than
institutions of higher education
City or township governments
Individuals
Native American tribal organizations (other than Federally recognized
tribal governments)
Native American tribal governments (Federally recognized)
Independent school districts
County governments
Nonprofits that do not have a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, other than
institutions of higher education
For profit organizations other than small businesses
Additional Information on Eligibility:
The Coastal Program is geographically limited to its geographic focus
areas--only projects that address coastal conservation in these
specified areas can be funded.
Agency Name: Department of the Interior, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Description
The Coastal Program provides financial and technical assistance for
coastal habitat conservation. Projects are generally limited to the 22
Coastal Program focus areas: Alaska (South Central); Alaska (South
East); Albemarle/Pamlico Sounds, NC; Caribbean; Cheaspeake Bay,
MD/VA/PA; Delaware Bay; Florida Gulf Coast; Great Lakes (Northern);
Great Lakes (Southern); Gulf of Maine; Humboldt Bay, CA; Oregon Coast;
Pacific Islands; Panama City, FL; Puget Sound,WA; San Francisco Bay, CA;
South Carolina Coast; South Florida/Everglades; Southern California/San
Diego Bay; Southern New England/New York Bight; Texas Coast (Upper); and
Texas Coast (South). Projects may include habitat assessment and habitat
restoration. Applicants need to contact their specific Coastal Program
office. The Coastal Program is being funded at $13 million in FY 2006;
of this amount about half, $6.5 million will be available for
on-the-ground funding.
For the full Coastal Program announcement and program description click
on the following link. <http://www.fws.gov/coastal/CoastalProgram/>
Steve Kearl
Communications Director
Florida Sea Grant
University of Florida
Box 110409
Gainesville, FL 32611-0409
Phone 352.392.2801
Fax 352.392.5113
www.flseagrant.org
From Ted Takasaki:
Lindy-Little Joe, Inc. Acquires Tamer Fishing Products
For further information contact:
Ted Takasaki
Lindy - Little Joe, Inc.
Phone: 218-829-1714
Email: ted@lindylittlejoe.com
Brainerd, MN - Ted Takasaki, President of Lindy - Little Joe, Inc. has announced the acquisition of the assets of Tamer Fishing Products from JNB Originals, Inc.
The Tamer Fishing Product line includes the patented Wave Tamer drift socks and Tamer Bait Storage bags including the patented Bait Tamer, Leech Tamer, Lil Leech Tamer and Commercial Bait Storage containers.
According to Takasaki, Tamer Fishing Products is a natural addition to Lindy due to the recent acquisition of the Drift Control brand of drift socks in February, 2005. The combination of Drift Control and the patented Wave Tamer drift socks make Lindy the undisputed leader in the fast growing drift control product category.
Drift socks are just beginning to gain the recognition they deserve when it comes to drifting saltwater flats. The Wave Tamer line of drift socks are made of a special polyester fabric which resists the damaging effects of saltwater.
JNB revolutionized bait storage in the mid 90’s when it developed their unique line of soft, collapsible, mesh Tamer Bait Storage containers. Tamer Bait Storage products are now included as standard equipment by many of the leading fishing boat manufacturers in both fresh and salt water markets.
Takasaki also announced that Joe Beech, President of the Tamer Group, has entered into a consulting contract with Lindy in order to provide product development and promotional consulting services for the Tamer product lines. “This is an exciting day as the combined companies will now be able to deliver on bringing the benefits of using drift socks to the average angler.” Joe added.
Lindy brands include: Lindy, Little Joe, Thill, Beckman Nets, Drift Control, Old Bayside, NO-SNAGG, Munchies, Techni-Glo and M/G. Lindy is one of the oldest and largest independent manufacturers of recreational sport fishing tackle and accessories in North America. The Company sells more than 4000 individual lures and accessory items through fishing tackle retailers throughout the US and Canada.
For more information visit the Lindy web site at www.lindyfishingtackle.com or the Tamer Fishing Products web site at www.driftbag.com.
From Karen Lee of the National Wild Turkey Federation:
SHOT Show Invitation
Hi there.
Just wanted to let you all know that I'll be at the SHOT Show again this year. It's your chance hug me, holler at me, talk business or shower me with precious gifts (just kidding). Please feel free to set up a time to meet at the NWTF booth (#6200), and we'll chat.
Hope your New Year has begun with a bang!
Karen
Karen Lee, Editor
Women In The Outdoors
Wheelin' Sportsmen
National Wild Turkey Federation
P.O. Box 530
Edgefield, SC 29824
klee@nwtf.net
(803) 637-3106 phone
(803) 637-0034 fax
From Christy Benton:
Dear Sir,
I work with the Inshore Fishing Association Redfish Tour and we are planning to hold 6 to 7 events in Florida in 2006. I have had some contact with other outdoor writers in different states and thought it would be a good idea to contact all the states we will plan to be in. I will go ahead and attach our tournament information and if you think it would be of interest to anyone, please pass it on. We will be running a new and improved
tournament this year. We really believe anglers can't go wrong with coming to fish with us. We will have 19 tournaments total for the 2006 year (two divisions will be in Florida). At EACH event 1st place prize will be a 2006 Ranger Banshee, fully rigged, and we guarantee 100% payback at the ramp. A short run-thru of the changes and advantages of fishing with us is: two-angler, one-day tournaments, low entry fee of $400, fish 3 events to qualify for the no-entry fee Championship where 1st place prize will be a
169 Ghost. If you have any questions or would like more information, please
contact me directly. I am available any time.
Best regards,
Christy Benton
Palmer Conrad Consulting
870-431-8495
941-266-5338
2006 I.F.A. REDFISH TOUR
www.redfishtour.com
FLORIDA EAST COAST DIVISION:
Jacksonville April 8, 2006
New Smyrna Beach July 22, 2006
St. Augustine Sept. 16, 2006
FLORIDA WEST COAST DIVISION:
Ruskin May 6, 2006
Ft. Myers June 24, 2006
Port Charlotte October 14, 2006
GEORGIA DIVISION:
Darien April 22, 2006
Brunswick Gold Isles June 3, 2006
Savannah August 12, 2006
SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION:
Charleston March 11, 2006
Georgetown May 13, 2006
Hilton Head Sept. 9, 2006
LOUISIANA DIVISION:
Lafitte April 1, 2006
Grand Isle August 19, 2006
Venice September 23, 2006
TEXAS DIVISION:
Galveston March 25, 2006
Port Aransas April 29, 2006
Port O’Connor June 10, 2006
CHAMPIONSHIP: TBD Nov.10-11, 2006
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