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Volume 18, Issue 09 - September 2017

SAVE THE DATESSeptember 5th: FSC Monthly Meeting, VFW 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker Capt. Mike Vickers will talk about the Fall Classic Tournament. See page 9. Quick Tips

Seminar by Andy Block on “Preparing for Tournament Fishing” 7:15 p.m.September 6th: Flagler County Manatee Speed Zones End (FWC Compliant)September 18th: FSC Directors Meeting, Realty Exchange, 7:00 p.m.September 22nd: 29th Annual Fall Classic Inshore Tournament - Captains Meeting,

see page 13.September 23rd: 29th Annual Fall Classic Inshore Tournament - Tournament Day,

see page 13.October 3rd: FSC Monthly Meeting, VFW, 7:30 p.m.

www.fcsportfishing.com

A couple of important things this month:· Our 29th Fall Classic Tournament is on the 22nd and 23 of this month and we need all hands on deck to

make this successful. Remember, proceeds go to Gratitude America a local group providing supportto returning vets with PTSD. At the request of a number of tournament anglers we have added checkout locations at the Dunlawton Bridge Ramp in South Daytona and the Vilano Beach Ramp in St.Augustine. Weigh-in will be at Hidden Treasurers right under the 100 bridge in Flagler. This is a bigundertaking and John Falter, our tournament director, has been struggling to cover the additional arealooking for sponsors, silent auction and raffle items. He can really use some help here so if you havethe time please give John a call at 386-283-8845 and give him a hand.

· Second is a follow up on my request asking you all to support the Modern Fisheries act now makingits way through Congress. If you check our website or Facebook page you will find a link to emailyour support to our elected officials. This has become a critical issue and we need to pile on thesupport for this bill. Under the current law NOAA has just given commercial long liners access to theclosed area in the south Atlantic off our coast. Commercial fishing will commence for swordfish andother pelagic fish for a select few. Meanwhile recreational anglers can’t even get a red snapperseason. We all need to step up on this one.

Thanks for your continued support of our club’s activities. September is going to be busy so enjoy thebeginning change of seasons.See you all on the water!Chuck

FROM THE HELMSeptember 2017

Charles Papson and DanGibson Practiced

Throwing a Cast Net.

Ernie Morris (L) Won theManley Rod. Ticket wasPulled by Jacob Moore.

Jacob Moore Checks OutThe Teeth of Tim Miller’s

Sheepshead.

Jodie Gibson Won the50/50 at the NewMembers Clinic

NEWMEMBERS

CLINIC

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PRESIDENTCaptain Chuck Gleichmanncgleichmann@earthlink.net

386-441-8411VICE PRESIDENT

Dana Syensdanas@commercialcoverages.net

386-566-3612TREASURERGary Fisher

gfish108@gmail.com386-693-4452SECRETARYCarol Carter

user483337@aol.com386-263-2208

SERGEANT-AT-ARMSPat Gleichmann

pgleichmann@earthlink.net386-441-8411

WEIGH MASTERRita Waddellrrdell@att.net

QUARTER MASTERMike Crotts

mvcrotts@yahoo.comDIRECTORS

Hank Alper, IT Directorhankalper@hotmail.com

Andy BlockChris DavyJohn Falter

Walt Huresky, Membershipwehuresky@gmail.com

Roy LawsonDiana MacDonald

Bill May, MarketingTim Miller

Norm ManleyChuck Radloff

Jeff RafterEllen Scheurer, PhotographerScheyenne Welch, Publicity

WEBMASTERJim Booth

jimbooth97@yahoo.comFACE BOOK

ADMINISTRATORPeter Bessette

hotrod1282@gmail.com CHUM LINE EDITOR

Ellen Scheureremscheurer42@gmail.com

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September FishingForecast

Capt. Jim BrittonSaltytalesfishingcharters.com

Fall is finally here! As the heat indexfinally drops away from 100 degrees,the month of September provides twonoticeable events which willinfluence inshore and surf fishing-thefall mullet run and flood tides.As the mullet run begins, anglers willfind bluefish and Spanish mackerel inthe inlets and following the largeschools in the surf. Target thesetoothy fish with a well-constructedartificial, such as a Gotcha plug or asuspending Mirrolure. A live mulleton a fish finder rig, fished from thepier or in a beach run out, will be thekey to landing nice sized flounder andredfish. Pompano can still be found inthe surf, as well, using sand fleas or asmall piece of Fishbites artificial bait.The fall mullet run will get manyspecies of fish stirring in the riveralso. Jack crevalle, ladyfish, bluefish,tarpon, and trout will all be foundchasing the mullet schools travelingthe ICW. Target these fish with a

suspending hard bait, soft plasticjerkbaits, or a gold spoon. But for me,the start of fall means flood tidefishing! Consult your tide charts tofind the days with the highest hightides. On these days, plan to searchyour favorite grass bank for tailingredfish. During the flood tides redfishand sheepshead will move up into thegrass and feed on the snails that areon the grass blades. Bring yourwading shoes as anchoring the boatand walking out may be the bestapproach (remember to do the“stingray shuffle”). Target these fishwith a live shrimp, your favorite flypattern, or a small artificial crab.Offshore anglers should enjoy a moreactive bottom bite this month.Grouper will move onto the shallowerwrecks and reefs (70 to 90 feet).Triggerfish, black sea bass, and eventhe occasional lionfish should beavailable also. Remember whenanchored up to free line a live sardineto entice cobia and amberjack thatwill be lurking around these sameareas. Sailfish can be targeted bytrolling skirt and ballyhoo combosthroughout September as well.

Overnight TournamentTim Miller

The Free Club Overnight Tournament was held July 21-22. Members wereable to avoid the heat of the day by fishing Friday Evening, overnight andSaturday Morning. A good turnout of members made it to the Saturday Weigh-In and enjoyed Donuts, Coffee, Juice and Fruit. Tyler Ditton weighed in thelargest fish, a 5lb 2oz Redfish. Chris Davy had the second largest fish with a5lb Redfish. Thank you to Rita Waddell for a great job as Weigh-master.Special thank you to Judy and Sid Smith for selling 50/50 and raffle tickets.The winners are: Redfish; 1st Tyler Ditton 5lb 2oz, 2nd Chris Davy 5lb, 3rd

Andy Block 4lb 2oz. Flounder; 1st Aby Moghanaki 2lb 5oz, 2nd David Genk1lb, 3rd Johnny Johns 10oz. Whiting; 1st Arya Moghanaki 1lb 5oz, 2nd DannyCarter 6oz, 3rd Tim Miller 4oz. Trout; 1st Michael Berezansky 1lb 10oz, 2nd

Gary Fisher 1lb 6oz, 3rd Rony Reyes 1lb 6oz. Black Drum, 1st Ron Gorney 1lb15oz. No 2nd and 3rd place Black Drum made the board, so tickets from theshow up bonus were drawn. David Genk and Bill Moore won Black Drumprize money. Danny Carter won the show up bonus. Carrol Carter won theJump Starter. Gary Fisher won the Titan Knife. Bill May won the EngelTumbler. The 50/50 was won by Edie May.

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Aby Moghanaki 1st Place FlounderChris Davy 2nd

Place Refdfish

Tyler Ditton 1st Place RedfishAndy Block 3rd

Place Redfish

Arya Moghanaki 1st Place WhitingGary Fisher 2nd Place Trout

Michael Berezansky 1st Place Trout

DannyCarter2nd

PlaceWhiting

EdieMay50/50Winner

Thank You, TimMiller, Chairmanof the Overnight

Fishing Tournament.Great Event!!!

Species 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd PlaceAmberjack Mark Goodman - 10 Mike Ringberg - 6 Shane Stover - 5Black Drum Brad Kayholm - 15 Rick Kayholm - 10 Aby Moghanaki- 3Bluefish Ron Gorney - 11 Michael Goodman - 10 Donald Lampton - 9Cobia Shane Stover - 13 Mike Ringberg - 6 Dana Syens - 5Croaker Tim Miller - 16Dolphin Bruce Bachman Jr - 10 CJ Johnston - 8 Shane Stover - 5Flounder Aby Moghanaki - 16 Roy Lawson - 6 Danny Carter - 5Grouper Daniel St. Hilaire - 10King Mackerel CJ Johnston - 15 Bruce Bachman Jr- 6 Joaquinn Ruela - 4Mangrove Snapper Shane Stover - 21 Wayne Elliot Jr - 9Pompano (Am) Mike Ringberg - 17 Andrew Block - 7 Aby Moghanaki - 6Porgy Andrew Puskas - 12 Dana Syens - 10 Lisa Moravec - 5Redfish Maria Lopez - 10 Ronald Gorney - 10 Andy Shultz - 6Sea Bass Brett Strom - 10 Dana Syens - 6 Derris Ledin- 5Sheepshead Tim Miller - 24 Joaquinn Ruela - 6Snapper (Other) Mike Ringberg - 16 Dusty Banks - 10 Mary Elliot- 4SnookSpanish Mackerel Aby Moghanaki - 10Triggerfish Andrew Puskas - 17 Dana Syens - 13Trout Shane Stover - 10 Brad Kayholm - 6 Fe Roster - 5Tuna/Bonita Gene Morrow - 10 Shane Stover - 6 Bruce Bachman Jr - 5Wahoo Shane Stover - 15 CJ Johnston - 10Whiting Ron Stark - 16 Aby Moghanaki - 8 Mike Ringberg -6

Final as of date8/13/2017

Flagler Sportfishing Club Year Long Species Leaders

Web Site: www.fcsportfishing.com

As of 08/13/17

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The Kids Invitational Tournament was held on July 29th and is an offshoot of the Annual KidsClinic held this year on July 15th where families received a raffle ticket. The number of raffletickets pulled depended on how many captains signed up to take a child and parent out ontheir boat on Tournament Day.We had nine boats captained by Chuck Gleichmann, Chris Davy, Gary Fisher, Jim and ClaireMcIntyre, Chuck Durkee, Mark Goodman, Walt Huresky and Ellen Scheurer, Andrew Puskas,Chuck Radloff, and myself.We had ten kids and parents - all who seemed to have a blast. The fish were mostly Catch-Photo-Release which was a good model for our junior anglers, learning responsible fishingand preservation of local fish. However, one talented junior angler caught a seventeen-inchflounder and was so excited to bring it home for dinner! And another talented junior anglercaught and released a beautiful Goliath Grouper.

Mike Crotts and John Falter cooked hamburgers and hot dogs, and the kids were awardedthe Flagler Sport Fishing Club's Master Junior Angler medal.

Those kids, parents, and captains had a wonderful and exciting day on the water.Thanks to all who participated.Roy Lawson

Capt. Chris Davy with NaomiRodgers and Leo Alex

Capt. Chuck Durkee withCandy and Jack Runnoe

Capt. Mark Goodman withThomas and Mitilda Higgs

Darian Thomas with his GoliathGrouper which was caught, photoed,and released and Capt. Drew Puskas

Capt. Roy Lawson with Heatherand Hadley Chambliss

Jimmy and Jaylin Testa withCapts. Jim and Claire McIntire

Amy and Tyler Sammelman withCapts. Ellen and Walt Hureskky

Tyler Sammelmanreleased a MangroveSnappler but wanted

to take this 17 in.Flounder home for

Dinner.

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The 8th Annual Kids Fishing Clinic was a huge success, as were the previousones, thanks to the more than 30 Flagler Sportfishing Club volunteers.

We were able to introduce 205 new anglers ages 5 through 15, along with theirparent or guardian, to the world of salt water angling. Each new angler received anew rod and reel which was donated by Fish Florida. They also received a smalltackle box in their gift bag. A special thanks to Al La Monica and his family from Big Al’s Bait and Tackle fordonating a free hot dog, chips, and bottled water for each child.

Once again thanks to all the volunteers, many of whom were new faces thisyear and the ones who have been donating their time and energy since 2009. It ispeople like you who make the Flagler Sportfishing Club great. THANK YOU ALLwithout you this would not be possible!!!

Captain Mike Vickers, Chairman

Photos From the 8th Annual Kids Clinic by Oscar Best - Thank You!

Learning About Conservation Learning What’s Needed and Safety Learning to Throw a Cast Net

Kids Received a Rod and Back Pack

Proud Young Angler and Dad

Kids Received a Raffle TicketTo Have a Chance to Fish in the

Kids Invitational Tournament

Good Listeners!!!

Kids Fished from the Pier

Another Great Turn OutThis Year. Thanks to All

Who Helped!

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New Members Clinic – August 12, 2017This summer’s New Members Clinic was held at the Hammock Community Center on MalaCompra Road. The weather was warm but did not seem to affect our outdoor cast net andkayak demonstrations.Over fifty members and friends showed up to listen to our very knowledgeable speakers. ThisClinic covered all the key components needed to catch bait and game fish in our local inshorewaters. Many thanks to all the speakers who shared their time and knowledge with those inattendance.Special thanks to Ellen Scheurer, Pat Gleichmann, Carol Carter, and Rita Waddell formaintaining the kitchen, 50/50, raffle and show-up tickets. Not to be overlooked are themembers who helped with the cleanup, breaking down, and stowing the tables and chairs.My thanks to all.Walt Huresky, Membership Chairman

Bill May Spoke About Our AnnualSponsors and of Their

Importance to the Club.

Chuck Radloff Gave InstructionOn Throwing a Cast Net and

Members Got a Chance to Practice

Weigh Master Rita WaddellExplained Tournament Rules and

How to Fill out Weigh Slips

Bill Moore Spoke on ProperRigging and Techniques for

Inshore and Flats Fishing

President Chuck Gleichmann SaidTo Keep a Log and How Wind and

Tides Impact Fishing

Miguel Pandich Brought His KayakAnd Explained What Equipment

To Use When Kayak Fishing

Tim Miller Explain What Baits andEquipment to Use When Fishing

From a Pier or Bridge

Oscar Best Brought Along His SurfBuggies and Explained What is

Needed to Fish the Surf.

Hank Alper Demonstrated How theMembers Only Website Can BenefitMembers Using Graphs and Tables

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FOURTH ANNUAL KAYAK TOURNAMENTBy Bill May

On Saturday August 19th, Flagler Sportfishing Club Members and others launched their kayaks from locations of theirchoice to fish in our fourth annual kayak tournament. We had thirty-five entrants which was a record for our kayakevent. The weather cooperated as did the fish. It was hot and muggy but there was no rain (which probably would havebeen welcome to cool things off). $525 was paid out to anglers for catching Flounder and Redfish but these folksweren’t fishing for the prizes, they were fishing because they love our sport. We also had a 50/50 drawing won by tomWhitten and a raffle for $25 for just showing up at Back Water Bait and Tackle at High Bridge for the weigh-in, whichwas packed. Thanks to John, Scott and Josh for supporting us once again. One young teen aged angler, Tyler Dalecki,fished in our tournament for the first time and was able to catch a bunch of fish but no Redfish or Flounder so he didn’twin any prize money this time but I’ll bet he’ll be back next time. It’s great to see young folks taking part in our sportbecause we need them. So keep fishing Tyler. There also were a lot of kids at the weigh-in and seemed to enjoy seeingour catches. Our raffle prizes this year were great. Our primary sponsor was KAYAKS BY BO from Titusville. Theydonated a Boozie Bucket won by Bill Moore and an Insulated Mug won by Tom Juliano this year. MANLEY RODSdonated a Platinum Rod Gift Certificate and the luck winner of that was a very lucky Tom Martins who also won thirdplace Flounder and the Flagler Bucket with heaviest Flounder and Redfish. BOATERS EXCHANGE donated two $50gift certificates and both were won by Bob Cyr!! BIG BOYS PLAY TOYS donated a $50 gift certificate as well andWayne Elliot Sr. was the lucky winner. Obviously all the winners were very happy with these prizes and we cannotthank all our sponsors enough for supporting our club. Thanks to all our members that helped set things up and makethis event even better than last year—Rita, Walt, Gary, Mike, Dean, Ellen, Carol, Jeff, Jeannie, and anyone else I mayhave missed. See you next year and hopefully, we can have two kayak tournaments instead of one. If you think two is agood idea, let me know. Questions?? Or suggestions. Call Bill May, (386) 864-1555.

Tom Juliano 1st Place Redfish Miguel Pandich 2nd Place Redfish Mike Soto 3rd Place Redfish

Chip Risch 1st Place Flounder Tyler Ditton 2nd Place Flounder Tom Martins 3rd Flounder & Bucket

Kayak Tournament Site Junior Anglers Nice Crowd

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Club Meeting Minutes 08-01-17Quick Tips- Presented by Chuck Gleichmannabout the Kayak Tournament, where to launch,and things you need to know about it.Meeting Called to order at 7:30 PMPledge of Allegiance: Led by Pat GleichmannPassing of July’s Minutes: Minutes of July 11, 2017meeting were passed, motion made by Dean Robertsand seconded by Diana MacDonaldTreasurer’s Report: Gary Fisher said we aredoing pretty good. Memberships are lagging a littlebit. He mentioned the new member shirt programwhere if you refer 3 people to the club and they signup for membership, you get a nice shirt for thereferral. We are close to budget and if we have agood turnout for the Fall Tournament, we will havethe money to share with our benefactors. Hementioned that he captained one of the boats for theKids Invitational and one little girl caught 6 fish.Welcome Visitors/New Members: We had 3guests at tonight’s meeting.Member Survey: Chuck Gleichmann said the clubhas sent out an on-line survey, please do it and sendit in. He mentioned that the PA system does notwork that well for the meetings and we are workingon better ways to improve upon it. He said wewould like to do more with the kids before the yearis out and take more kids fishing by picking out adozen or so from the list we acquired at this year’sKids Clinic. We would like to do a Big BrotherProgram where a member goes out with a kidfishing, the kid can join the club for free under yourmembership, you don’t have to go in a boat, it couldbe surf fishing, pier fishing or on a dock. Anotheridea is to have a fish of the month contest. Theseare some of the ideas that were mentioned for our2018 yearly events and were taken off the surveythat was sent back by email. The club members willbe receiving an email that they request you look atand fill out and send to your congressman.Weigh Master Report: Rita Waddell said TheYearlong Tournament standings are in the ChumLine or on line at our members site. ChuckGleichmann sent an email out about the Spotted SeaTrout Workshops that are being held inJacksonville. He said NOAH may open up redsnapper for a few days. Pressure is being put onNOAH to open the season, we will let you know ifthat is successful.Old Business:Over Night Tournament Wrap Up: Tim Millersaid this was held on Friday, July 21, overnight, into

Sat., July 22. There was a good turnout with 15different winners, all but 2 black drum spots werefilled and a drawing was held for those 2 spots.Volunteers that helped Tim were Judy & Sid Smith,Claire & Jim McIntire. Rita was the weigh master.He said we should do this again next year.Kid’s Clinic Wrap Up: Capt. Mike Vickers said, theclinic was held on Sat., 7/15, at Bings Landing.There were about 200 kids in attendance, once theygo through the various stations, they receive a newrod and reel, a small tackle box, free bait to fish offthe dock with. For the many benefits that the clubdoes, we do this just for the kids and their parents.Chuck Gleichmann mentioned that many of the kidscame with single parents and we help to teach theparents, so they can help the kids and they gain aninterest in fishing. About 30 volunteers showed up,he had us stand up to be recognized for helping thisgreat cause. We also received a T-shirt, hot dog anda breakfast, that day. He said once the kids wereintroduced to fishing, he turned them loose on thedocks. Kona Ices were set up at this event anddonated $100 back to the club-Thank you so much! Kids Invitational Tournament Wrap Up: RoyLawson, chair for this tournament, told us that fromthe tickets the kids received from the clinic, 10 kidsgot to go on one of the 9 boats that our boat captainsfrom the club provided for this event. It was verygratifying to see the little girl who caught amangrove snapper and was very excited about it.Roy was in charge of the event, Diana MacDonaldmade the phone calls to the kids, Mike Crotts andJohn Falter served the food to the kids. The kidshad a great time. Please support this worthy causeat our next year’s kids clinic and invitationaltournament.NEW BUSINESSFall Charity Tournament: John Falter, chair forthis tournament, told us that this is his 3rd yearchairing this event and it is the 29th Fall Classic.This event is a major fund raiser for GratitudeAmerica. John is working on bumping the amountup from last year that this charity received. Therewill be $1,000 in silent auction items, there will be a50/50 and raffle items. Michael Anthony, ExecutiveDirector for Gratitude America was here to speak tous about his organization. He said that fish forsuccess hosts four day retreats with all expensespaid for veterans and their families. There are tworetreats in Flagler and they will have one more andone for woman veterans. All the money theyreceive goes back to the vets. This is a fun

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tournament, please come out and support it. PeterBessette will again run the silent auction. John saidhe needs more raffle items, he has a $250 cooleralready and some rods and reels. We will have agood time and the money stays here in our county,which is important. Next year we also try to domore for the Disabled American Veterans. Captain’smeeting will be Friday, 9/22 and the tournament willbe Sat., 9/23. Information will be in the Chum Line.Kayak Tournament: Bill May will again host thistournament. It will be on Aug. 19th, the sign upsheet is on the back table, the weigh in will be atBackwater Bait and Tackle at High Bridge. Thiswill only be for redfish and flounder, there are greatraffle items, a gift certificate for a Manley Rod.Company called Kayaks By Bo, Tom & Lynn, canhelp you with renting a Kayak if you need one. Youcan launch out of anywhere, but your name has to beon the roster prior to the tournament. Info and prizeamounts are in the flyer in the August issue of theChum Line. No motorized boats allowed. Only oneredfish is allowed to be weighed in, you are inVolusia County and can only have one. MikeVickers also has kayaks for rent.New/Old Member Clinic: Walt Huresky is chairingthis event and this is one of our most popular events.He told us this clinic is for old & new members andyou can also bring a guest. It will be held on 8/12 atthe Hammock Community Center from 8 AM-12PM. There will be coffee, donuts, juice, and waterserved. There will be a 50/50 and raffle tickets forprizes of a filet knife, a cast net and a certificate for aManley rod. There will be 9 professional speakerson various topics of interest. The schedule for thespeakers is published in your August Chumline,please refer to it. There are flyers and a sign upsheet at the back table.BreakGuest Speaker: Charles (Redfish Chuck) Levi istonight’s speaker, he hosts a kayak radio fishingshow. He will be talking about how to catch

flounder and redfish to help us in the upcomingKayak Tournament. Flounder: He said there arethree kinds of flounder fisherman, giggers, baitfishermen, & artificial bait users. He uses bait andartificial. When using artificial bait, he looks forsmall flounder. Flounders have excellent eyesightand will come up to get bait. Use short leaders, 50pound mono, they are not leader shy and will followbait and eat anything. He uses an 8-10 inch mullet.You need to wait longer for the big ones, when youfeel a bump, WAIT and say your A,B,C’s, grab themullet across the belly, if you lose the flounder, fishthat same spot and he will come back for the bait.Chuck has a pier net hooked to the side of his kayak,because you don’t want to lose a big flounder to asmall net. Use a mullet and then put a strip of squidon the hook to hold the mullet on it. Move your baitaround, don’t wait for the fish. Redfish: Chuck saidsigns that redfish are around is that shrimp go awayfrom them and in shallow water, when feeding, youcan see their tails sticking up. He doesn’t use liveshrimp for bait because everything eats it. He willuse a DOA shrimp, cut off the tail and run a 1 or 1.0circle hook through where the tail was, pop it, itkicks back and the red will grab it. Throw 15 or 20feet past the red and bring your bait to it. The onlycolor plastic he uses for reds is Slayer Inc,out of Jax,bait that is red on top and has a grey belly. Don’tuse a small piece of bait for reds, use a full lady fishhead. Redfish run in a straight line, so you and yourbuddy can ping pong off of each other. When yousee the push coming to you, let one guy be at the endof the push and they will go in your buddy’sdirection. Giant trout also hang out with redfish.Top water plugs are good to use too. He said toenjoy not having to think about anything else butfishing.50/50 Winner: Prize of $135.00 was won by newmember, Ernie MorrisMeeting adjourned at 9:40 PM

Captain Mike Vickers - Guest Speaker for September 5th

Captain Vickers is a local captain who has fished the waters of Flagler County andsurrounding areas since 1972. He is a correspondent for Flagler Palm Coast News TribuneFlagler Fishing Report. In addition, Mike travels with Florida Sportsman Magazinethroughout the State of Florida conducting Rig-it-Right seminars and is the winner of manylocal and state wide inshore and offshore tournaments. Captain Mike Vickers is a pastweighmaster for the Flagler Sportfishing Club and current chairman of the FlaglerSportfishing Kids Free Clinic.

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Mixed Ladies Men’sShane Stover 75 Dana Syens 95 Shane Stover 76Mike Ringberg 51 Mary Elliot 65 Mike Ringberg 55Aby Moghanaki 48 Ana Pagliro 53 Aby Moghanaki 52Tim Miller 40 Maria Lopez 28 Andrew Puskas 47CJ Johnston 35 Lisa Moravec 24 Tim Miller 40

Congratulate Mark Goodman on his 64-9 AmberJack….Nice Catch!!! Slow at the weighstations though. It's only August…5 months left to catch for the Yearlong Tournament! Anddon't forget…Snook season opens on September 1.

Yearlong Tournament Leaders as of 8/13/2017

Species First Place 10 Pts Second Place 6 Pts Third Place 5 Pts Fourth Place 4 Pts Fifth Place 3 Pts Sixth Place 2 PtsAmberjack Lisa Moravec 32-4 Lisa Moravec 20-9Black Drum Scheyenne Welch 6-0 Mary Elliot 3-4 Mary Elliot 2-14 Mary Elliot 2-13 Mary Elliot 2-11 Maria Lopez 2-8Bluefish Sue McCarthy 1-8 Ana Pagliro 1-5 Ana Pagliro 1-4Cobia Dana Syens 22-1 Mary Elliot 15-10CroakerDolphin Dana Syens 7-7Flounder Ana Pagliro 2-6 Ana Pagliro 2-0 Carol Webb 1-11 Claire McIntire 1-8 Kara Dorsten 1-5 Ana Pagliro 1-5GrouperKing MackerelPompano(Florida) Ellen Scheurer 1-7Porgy Dana Syens 3-12 Lisa Moravec 2-15 Dana Syens 2-13 Dana Syens 2-5 Scheyenne Welch 1-14 Dana Syens 1-13Redfish Maria Lopez 7-4 Maria Lopez 6-13 Maria Lopez 6-12 Dana Syens 6-2 Maria Lopez 6-2 Lisa Moravec 6-1Sea Bass Dana Syens 1-8SheepsheadSnapper, Mangrove Mary Elliot 2-15 Mary Elliot 2-4 Mary Elliot 1-15 Mary Elliot 1-8Snapper, Other Mary Elliot 2-4 Mary Elliot 1-7Snapper, RedSnookSpanish MackerelSpotted Seatrout Ana Pagliro 6-8 Ana Pagliro 3-1 Ana Pagliro 3-1 Carol Webb 1-6 Scheyenne Welch 1-4 Maria Lopez 1-3Trigger Dana Syens 5-2 Dana Syens 4-1 Dana Syens 3-11 Dana Syens 3-8 Dana Syens 2-10 Dana Syens 2-9Tuna/Bonita Dana Syens 6-2WahooWhiting Claire McIntire 1-4 Claire McIntire 1-1 Dorian Gorney 0-6

Yearlong Tournament Points - Ladies As of 08/13/14

Flagler Sportfishing Club Scholarship ProgramThis year our Club’s Scholarship Program was able todonate $500 scholarships to two students at FlaglerHigh School.

Pictured L to R are recipient Jonathan Hernandez-Cooper,Mr. Earl Johnson, and recipient Edgardo Gonzalez.

Congratulations!!!

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Yearlong Tournament Points - Men As of 08/13/17Species First Place 10 Pts Second Place 6 Pts Third Place 5 Pts Fourth Place 4 Pts Fifth Place 3 Pts Sixth Place 2 PtsAmberjack Mark Goodman 64-9 Mike Ringberg 36-8 Shane Stover 36-2 Thomas Moravec 28-9 C.J. Johnston 23-1Black Drum Rick Kayholm 42-0 Brad Kayholm 40-6 Brad Kayholm 39-12 Brad Kayholm 38-10 Abdollah Moghanaki 9-10 Bill Moore 5-15Bluefish Michael Goodman 14-8 Ronald Gorney 12-8 Donald Lampton 12-0 Donald Lampton 11-3 Ronald Gorney 11-3 Ronald Gorney 10-14Cobia Shane Stover 40-11 Mike Ringberg 33-12 Wayne Elliot Jr. 19-13 Shane Stover 17-6 Joaquinn Ruela 11-8Croaker Tim Miller 0-6 Tim Miller 0-6Dolphin Bruce Bachman Jr. 36-14 C.J. Johnston 25-8 Shane Stover 21-2 Thomas Moravec 17-8 Wayne Elliot Jr. 17-5 C.J. Johnston 15-2Flounder Abdollah Moghanaki 6-2 Roy Lawson 6-2 Danny Carter 4-7 Abdollah Moghanaki 4-2 Greg Zvierko 3-9 Abdollah Moghanaki 3-6Grouper Daniel St.Hilaire 4-6King Mackerel C.J. Johnston 54-0 Bruce Bachman Jr. 50-15 C.J. Johnston 39-14 Joaquinn Ruela 5-9Pompano(Florida) Mike Ringberg 3-8 Abdollah Moghanaki 3-3 Mike Ringberg 3-1 Andrew Block 2-13 Andrew Block 2-6 Mike Ringberg 2-6Porgy Andrew Puskas 4-2 Thomas Moravec 2-11 Andrew Puskas 2-10 Andrew Puskas 2-5Redfish Ronald Gorney 9-0 Andy Shultz 7-4 Abdollah Moghanaki 7-2 Andrew Puskas 6-6 Wayne Elliot Jr. 6-0 Abdollah Moghanaki 6-0Sea Bass Brett Strom 1-13 Derris Ledin 1-7 Gary Fisher 1-3 Joaquinn Ruela 1-2 Paul Bergeron 1-2 Joaquinn Ruela 1-0Sheepshead Tim Miller 9-1 Joaquinn Ruela 6-13 Tim Miller 5-13 Tim Miller 5-11 Tim Miller 5-4 Tim Miller 5-3Snapper, Mangrove Shane Stover 8-5 Shane Stover 7-13 Shane Stover 7-12 Wayne Elliot Jr. 4-11 Wayne Elliot Jr. 3-12 Wayne Elliot Jr. 3-8Snapper, Other Dusty Banks 3-0 Mike Ringberg 2-15 Mike Ringberg 2-9 Mike Ringberg 2-3 Mike Ringberg 1-14 Mike Ringberg 1-9Snapper, RedSnookSpanish Mackerel Abdollah Moghanaki 1-6Spotted Seatrout Shane Stover 8-15 Brad Kayholm 7-8 Fe Roster 7-8 Jonathan Shulas 6-1 Daniel St.Hilaire 4-10 Brian Genk 4-7Trigger Andrew Puskas 7-15 Andrew Puskas 3-14 Andrew Puskas 3-13Tuna/Bonita Gene Morrow 34-13 Shane Stover 32-6 Bruce Bachman Jr. 19-1 Wayne Elliot Jr. 15-14 William Bachman 14-10 Andrew Puskas 14-5Wahoo Shane Stover 50-12 C.J. Johnston 38-14 Shane Stover 35-4 C.J. Johnston 22-4Whiting Ronald Stark 2-6 Ronald Stark 2-2 Abdollah Moghanaki 1-14 Mike Ringberg 1-12 Abdollah Moghanaki 1-9 Mike Ringberg 1-9

Speci es First Second Third Fourth Fifth SixthAmberjack Mark Goodman 10 Mike Ringberg 6 Shane Stover 5 Lisa Moravec 4 Thomas Moravec 3 C.J. Johnston 2Black Drum Brad Kayholm 15 Rick Kayholm 10 Abdollah Moghanaki 3 Scheyenne Welch 2Bluefish Ronald Gorney 11 Michael Goodman 10 Donald Lampton 9Cobia Shane Stover 13 Mike Ringberg 6 Dana Syens 5 Wayne Elliot Jr. 4 Mary Elliot 2Croaker Tim Miller 16Dolphin Bruce Bachman Jr. 10 C.J. Johnston 8 Shane Stover 5 Thomas Moravec 4 Wayne Elliot Jr. 3Flounder Abdollah Moghanaki 16 Roy Lawson 6 Danny Carter 5 Greg Zvierko 3Grouper Daniel St.Hilaire 10King Mackerel C.J. Johnston 15 Bruce Bachman Jr. 6 Joaquinn Ruela 4Pompano(Florida) Mike Ringberg 17 Andrew Block 7 Abdollah Moghanaki 6Porgy Andrew Puskas 12 Dana Syens 10 Lisa Moravec 5 Thomas Moravec 3Redfish Maria Lopez 10 Ronald Gorney 10 Andy Shultz 6 Abdollah Moghanaki 4Sea Bass Brett Strom 10 Dana Syens 6 Derris Ledin 5 Gary Fisher 4 Joaquinn Ruela 3 Paul Bergeron 2Sheepshead Tim Miller 24 Joaquinn Ruela 6Snapper, Mangrove Shane Stover 21 Wayne Elliot Jr. 9Snapper, Other Mike Ringberg 16 Dusty Banks 10 Mary Elliot 4Snapper, RedSnookSpanish Mackerel Abdollah Moghanaki 10Spotted Seatrout Shane Stover 10 Brad Kayholm 6 Fe Roster 5 Ana Pagliro 4 Jonathan Shulas 3 Daniel St.Hilaire 2Trigger Andrew Puskas 17 Dana Syens 13Tuna/Bonita Gene Morrow 10 Shane Stover 6 Bruce Bachman Jr. 5 Wayne Elliot Jr. 4 William Bachman 3 Andrew Puskas 2Wahoo Shane Stover 15 C.J. Johnston 10Whiting Ronald Stark 16 Abdollah Moghanaki 8 Mike Ringberg 6

Yearlong Tournament Points - Mixed As of 08/13/17

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FLAGLER SPORTFISHING CLUB29th ANNUAL FALL CLASSIC INSHORE TOURNAMENT

September 22 - 23, 2017REDFISH - FLOUNDER - TROUT + SLAM WITH BLACK DRUMCAPTAINS MEETING: 7:00 p.m. Friday, September 22nd, Break Awayz,

Flagler Beach. Silent Auction and Late Registration start at 5:30 p.m. until the MeetingTOURNAMENT DAY: Saturday, September 23rd

CHECK-OUT: 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. from Bings Landing, Under 100 Bridge, High Bridge,Dunlawton Bridge Ramp, or Vilano Beach Ramp

WEIGH-IN: 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., Hidden Treasure Bar & Grill, Flagler BeachMEMBERS ONLY SPECIAL BONUS - $5.00 Entry Discount Until 09/20/17

PLUS $200.00 Bonus Cash Prize for Member with the Redfish with Most Spots$200 special cash prize will be awarded to the member fishing the 29th Annual FallClassic Tournament who weighs in the Redfish with the most spots. Membership mustbe in good standing before the Tournament begins. Ties will be broken by the memberwho is earliest to weigh in. Entries must comply with the usual Tournament and FloridaRules and Regulations. The winning fish with the most spots will also qualify for otherawards in this Tournament.

For additional information contact Tournament Director John Falterat 386-283-8845 or johnfalter39@gmail.com or www.fcsportfishing.com

Phone: ( ) - Email:

CAPTAIN’S NAME: Angler Shirt Size

NAME OF BOAT FISHING FROM:

All Tournament rules are Incorporated herein by reference and are binding on all participants.Check payable to Flagler Sportfishing Club must accompany signed entry and waiver form. CurrentFishing License Required As Applicable.All participants, anglers, captains, etc., must sign the following waiver of liability as condition ofparticipation in the Tournament.For good and valuable consideration, on behalf of myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, I dohereby release and forever discharge Flagler Sportfishing Club, and the Tournament Committee orsponsors from any liability for injuries or damages arising from a Flagler Sportfishing Club Tournament.

ADDITIONAL FORMS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT: WWW.FCSPORTFISHING.COM

Preferred Check Out - Circle One: Bings Landing - Under 100 Bridge - High Bridge - DunlawtonBridge Ramp - Vilano Beach Ramp

Flagler Sportfishing Club - 29th Annual Fall Classic Inshore TournamentOne Entry Form Per Angler

Make Check Payable to: Flagler Sportfishing Club

Sign and Mail the Form to: FSC, P.O. Box 353383, Palm Coast FL 32135-3383

SIGNATURE REQUIRED DATE

Check BoxIf Member

A

Amount Paid:

$___________

Name: Age if 12 and Under

Address:

City: State: Zip:

$60 Entry Fee Until09/20/17. $65 LateEntry Fee After the 20th.Members receive $5Discount on Entry FeeAnd Late Fee.Jr. Anglers $20 Entry Fee

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FLAGLER SPORTFISHING CLUBP.O. Box 353383

Palm Coast, FL 32135-3383