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Volume 18, Issue 08 - August 2017

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SAVE THE DATEAugust 1st - FSC Monthly Meeting, VFW, 7:30 p.m. Guest Speaker “Redfish Chuck.” See page 2. Quick Tips by President Chuck Gleichmann prior to the

Meeting at 7:15 p.m. on good places to launch a kayak and fish near Backwater Bait for the upcoming Kayak Tournament on August 19, 2017.

August 12th - New (and Old) Members Clinic, Hammock Community Center, 8:00 a.m. until noon. See page 5August 19th - FREE Club Kayak Tournament. See page 4.August 28th - FSC Board of Directors Meeting, Realty Exchange, 7:00 p.m.September 5th - FSC Monthly Meeting, VFW, 7 :30 p.m.September 22nd - Captains Meeting, 29th Annual Fall Classic Inshore TournamentSeptember 23rd - Tournament Day, 29th Annual Fall Classic Inshore Tournament

FROM THE HELMPresident Chuck Gleichmann

August 2017Your Board of Directors is into planning 2018 activities and building next year’s budget. Atlast month’s Board Meeting we did some brainstorming and came up with some ideas that wethought would refresh the activities we offer during the year. That brainstorming was thebasis of the online survey we sent you all in July. Please, please, please take five minutes andfill out the survey and give us your thoughts and ideas. If you are uncomfortable withsurveys give me a call (386-441-8411) or send me an email (president@fcsportfishing.com).We are truly working everyday to make your Club better and need your input to make thathappen.If you noticed a little shift in speaker expertise last month, it’s simply because there is somuch going on in the world of fish and environmental management that we felt it necessaryto reach out to some of the experts who are working to shape what this whole landscape isgoing to look like. Beside the menhaden bill our speaker covered there are at least three otherkey bills up before congress to better manage fish stock and habitat locally, in MosquitoLagoon and Everglades National Park. Catch rates and seasonality is also on the list. One ofthe real positives we see is a shift to a better working relationship between NOAA andorganizations representing recreational anglers. We are getting regular updates from CCA,The Snook Game Fish Foundation and the FWC on all of these issues. When the time comeswe will be asking you to support these bills with letters to your Congressman and Senators.Please don’t forget to enjoy our August events and have fun on the water.Tight Lines!Chuck

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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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My name is Charles Levi Jr AKA “Redfish Chuck”. I started fishing when I wastwo years old in Long Island, NY but I have called the Space Coast of Floridahome for 20+ years and during that time I have fished everything fromfreshwater in small ponds and lakes to large bodies of water like LakeOkeechobee. But I have Saltwater in my blood and my home away fromhome is the Offshore and Inshore waters where I target the many game fishthat the Atlantic Ocean, Indian and Banana Rivers and the Mosquito lagoonhave to offer using light tackle Spin, Fly and Casting gear. My true passion iskayak fishing as I also host a Kayak Fishing Radio Show on Monday nights at8pm where I get to share my passion for fishing with the world. My showhas been going strong for eight years now!

August Fishing ForecastCaptain Jim Britton

saltytalesfishingcharters.comWith the dog days of summer approaching, I recommend anglers do the samething many of us did when we were young, hit the beach! Whether in a boat,on the pier, or from the surf; fishing should be busy. From a boat the targetswill be tarpon, sharks, and large jacks. All of these species can be foundbehind the shrimp boats as they dump their by-catch. When the shrimp boatsare not active just run the beach looking for pogy pods (there will be plenty tochoose from). Once a pod is spotted it will not take long to discover if thereare fish underneath, so slowly approach and have live bait ready or use yourfavorite large artificial bait.

Angler looking to get in on the action from the pier can also get shots at tarponand sharks, in August. Pompano, flounder, bluefish, and drum will be foundaround the pier and from the surf as well.

Offshore anglers will be targeting kingfish by trolling over wrecks and reefs. Ifthe “smokers” are not around, drop an anchor to load up on black sea bass,snapper (so far this has been an excellent summer for mangrove snapper), andgrouper. Further out dolphin and tuna will be found from 135 feet of water outto the ledge.

The inshore bite will remain much the same. Get out early and target redfishalong grass banks at higher tides and along oyster bars or sand bars at thelower tides. Trout can be found along the banks of the IWC and under docks.And don’t forget to target flounder in creek mouths or bends on an outgoingtide. For yet another way to beat the heat – give night fishing a try. Free linea shrimp under dock lights for trout or fish deeper for redfish and flounder.

Sue McCarthy caught thisHugh Red Snapper 18 milesoffshore of Mantanzas Inlet onJuly 9th. Sue was fishing withDerris Leden, Chuck Radloff,and Mike Crotts. Of course,the Snapper was returned to theSea. Congratulations Sue!!!

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2017 Club Bottom Trip PhotosThe Bottom Trip Tournament out of “Down the Hatch Marina” in Ponce Inlet aboard the SeaSpirit was held on June 17th. (See the July issue of The Chum Line for more details.) Thankyou to Oscar Best and Carol Carter for supplying the following photos.

Dan Gibson2 lb 4 oz Mangrove Snapper

Sea Spirit

1st Daniel St. Hilaire4 lb 6 oz Mangrove Snapper

Sue McCarthy and Derris Ledin2nd Michael Janzen

2 lb 15 oz Mangrove Snapper

3rd Dean Roberts2 lb 12 oz Trigger Fish

4th Dan Gibson2 lb 4 oz Mangrove Snapper

Daniel St. Hilaire

5th Scheyenne Welch1 lb 15 oz Porgy

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FREE Club Kayak TournamentAll Comer’s Kayak Tournament

Sponsored by the Flagler Sportfishing ClubSaturday, August 19, 2017

Launch from anywhere on the Morning of August 19th - No Check Outs.Weigh-in starts promptly at 2:30 p.m. and ends promptly at 3:30 p.m.

Weigh-in Location: Backwater Bait and Tackle at High Bridge (386-216-4271)

PADDLE - PEDAL - OAR - POWER ONLYKayaks, Paddle Boards, or Row BoatsVessels Powered by Gas or Electric Motors are Prohibited

Kayak Tournament is FREE to Club Members. Sign up at the August 1st MonthlyMeeting or call Tournament Director Bill May at 386-864-1555.

$20.00 entry fee for non Club members and must be registered prior to the Tournamentto weigh in any fish.

All Florida State Fishing Regulations will be followed and complied with. No over or under slot fish will beallowed at the Weigh-in. This is NOT a Catch/Photo/Release Tournament. Remember, only ONE Redfishper angler at Backwater Bait and Tackle - it is in Volusia County and that is the limit there!

This is a TWO-SPECIES TournamentREDFISH and FLOUNDER with THREE PLACES FOR EACH:

1st Place $100.00 Each - 2nd Place $75.00 Each - 3rd Place $50.00 EachPLUS: $75.00 awarded to heaviest Redfish/Flounder Bucket.

In the event of a tie, first weighed in will win.

THANK YOU “KAYAKS BY BO” LOCATED IN TITUSVILLE,OUR PRINCIPLE SPONSOR FOR THIS TOURNAMENT

www.kayaksbybo.com.AND THANK YOU TO ALL OUR ANNUAL SPONSORS!

CHECK THIS OUT!!!At the Weigh-in, everyone attendingwill be given a special raffle ticket. Ifthere is no winner in one or more ofthe categories, we will conduct adrawing and the holder of the ticketnumber drawn will win that particularamount of cash. You can win withoutfishing!!! Also, a separate drawingfor $25.00 will be held for thoseattending.

Tournament Director Bill May386-864-1555

billmayflorida@yahoo.com

Kayaks available for rent at: www.palmcoastfishingandboatrental.comand www.sunrise-outdoors.com

Raffles and 50/50 prizes will be awarded at the Weigh-in. Tickets will be availablefor raffle items at the Weigh-in and at the Monthly Meeting on August 1, 2017.

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NEW (AND OLD)MEMBERS CLINIC

WHEN: Saturday, August 12, 2017TIME: 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

WHERE: Hammock Community Center, 79 Mala Compra Road, Palm Coast

LEARN HOW TO FISH OUR WATERS FROM OUR CLUB EXPERTS:

LEARN YOUR 2017 YEAR LONG TOURNAMENT RULESAND HOW AND WHERE TO WEIGH IN FISH

8:00 a.m. - Coffee, Donuts, Water, and Juice8:15 a.m. - Cast Net Demonstration on How to Catch Bait,

and actually get to throw the net with guidancefrom Chuck Radloff

8:45 a.m. - Tournament Rules and Weigh-In Rules, ClubWeigh Master, Rita Waddell

9:15 a.m. - Inshore and Flats Fishing - What to Use andHow to Rig Up, Bill Moore

9:45 a.m. - Tides and Moon Phases and the Impact on theFish, Capt. Chuck Gleichmann (A Real Pro)

10:15 a.m. - Break10:30 a.m. - Kayak Fishing and Catch/Photo/Release (CPR)

Capt. Miguel Pandich “The Kayak Man”11:00 a.m. - Pier & Bridge Fishing Techniques, Baits, and

Rigs, Tim Miller “Mr. Sheepshead”11:30 a.m. - Surf Fishing, Capt. Jeff Rafter (Our Own Pro

Cast Master)12:00 p.m. - Sponsors, Bill May, Club Marketing Manager12:10 p.m. - Members Only Website, Hank Alper, Club IT

Director

DIRECTIONS: Heading north on A1A turn right onto Mala Compra. (Road isopposite Captain’s BBQ at Bings Landing and there is an ice cream/bike store

on the NE corner.) The Center is an indoor facility, so come rain, shine, or heat!

SIGN UP: At the August 1st Monthly Meeting at the VFW or contact WaltHuresky at 732-996-3899 or at wehuresky@gmail.comDEADLINE: August 9th to be able to provide enough coffee, donuts, and juice.WHO CAN ATTEND: This Clinic is open to new and old members of the Clubwives, friends and kids, or anyone interested in joining. It’s a great refresher!

Raffle items include a $150 Manley Fishing Rod, Cast Net andFillet Knife. Plus a free chance to win the $25 show up raffle.

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Meeting Minutes 07-11-17 ClubMeeting Called to order at 7 PM by President ChuckGleichmannPledge of Allegiance : Led by Pat GleichmannPassing of June’s Minutes: Minutes of June 6, 2017meeting were passed, motion made by Dusty Banksand seconded by Mike CrottsWelcome Visitors/New Members: We had 4 guests attonight’s meetingOld Business:Check Presentation DAV & Family Life Center:Check was presented by John Falter to Joe Boyles,Commander of Chapter 86 of the Disabled AmericanVeterans, Palm Coast Chapter for $240.00 from aspecial 50/50 that was held. He told us there were15,000 disabled veterans in Flagler County. Whenthe veterans have to deal with the VeteransAdministration and have problems with their claims,they go to the DAV and they help them out.Donations to the DAV go to the vets, they are avolunteer organization with a transportation dept. tobring vets to their doctor’s appts. They work 5 days aweek and sometimes at night and weekends. Hethanked us for our contribution. Check was presentedby Mike Crotts and Chuck Radloff to Tammy Sanner,Family Life Center Finance Director for $5,000.00,which was raised from our Spring ClassicTournament. Tammy told us the Family Life Centerhas 9,949 beds and a 24 hour crisis hot line for men,women and children who are involved in domesticviolence. They are the only center in Flagler Countyto provide these services. When they get donationsthey are grant funded but they need matching fundsfrom the community to help out.Treasurer’s Report: Gary Fisher said we are in 2% ofour budget. Income is over budget which gives usmoney for donations, like tonight. We are up to 242members at this time. He advised us to go out andcatch some fish!Member Survey: Chuck Gleichmann said there is amember survey that was sent out by email to all themembers. This is your club, so fill out your survey.This survey looks for your input so the board ofdirectors can make decisions for our 2018 activitiesschedule. So look in your email and please fill thisout. If you have not received it, contact PeterBessette or Scheyenne Welch.Weigh Master Report: Rita Waddell was absenttonight. The Yearlong Tournament results are in theChum Line or on line at our members’ site. We arelooking to do a catch, photo and release tournament,

if anyone knows anything about how thesetournaments are run, please contact ChuckGleichmann.Kid’s Clinic: Capt. Mike Vickers said the clinic willbe held this Sat., 7/15, at Bings Landing. He has beenrunning this clinic for 8 years, and we do good workfor the community. This clinic is free to the kids, andit costs us about $400.00 to do it. We need a lot ofvolunteers to show up at 7 AM. In the past we havehad close to 200 kids and they get a free rod and reeland Big Al’s Bait & Tackle is providing a free hotdog with chips and water for the kids. The free rodsare financed by Fish Florida, the funds are derivedfrom the purchase of Fish Florida license plates. Thewaters will be chummed and bait will be provided forthe kids to fish. We want to teach the kids to be goodstewards of the water. Tents will be set up under thetrees to provide as much shade as possible. Waterwill be provided for the volunteers, there will be a 15minute dissertation before 9 AM. Bring a non-perishable food item. Volunteers will receive a freeFWC shirt and the sign up sheet is on the back table. Kids Invitational Tournament: Roy Lawson, chairfor this tournament, told us there will be a drawing atthe kids clinic and about 10-12 kids will get to go ona boat provided by our boat captains on 7/29/17 atBings Landing. The captains take a parent and achild out fishing for a catch and release ½ day event.We always need boat captain’s, so notify RoyLawson if you would be able to help out for this.When the kids get back from fishing, the club willserve them hot dogs and they will receive amedallion. The parent has to sign a release for noliability in order for the child to go on the boat.Volunteers are needed to cook and help out. The clubwill provide water and bait.Guys & Gals Tournament Wrap-Up: ChuckGleichmann said the people who attended had a greattime. Four men dressed up for this event with two ofthe men dressing up as a Gal. We had a pulled BBQpork meal, salads, watermelon and Gary Hutchinsonmade a great rum cake! Music was provided by TimLamb.Bottom Trip Wrap-Up: Tim Miller gave us his ownpersonal fishing update and told us he was 34 milesout and he caught a 200 lb shark on 40 poundmonofilament line, it took him ½ an hour to 45minutes to bring it to the boat, where he dehookedand released it. What Fun! Tim said they had niceweather for the bottom trip, no storms, calm seas butthe fish were not cooperative and not much bite. But

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it was a good trip. A 4 lb 6 oz grouper won for thebiggest fish.Overnight Tournament: Tim Miller is chair for thistournament. He said it will run from 7/21 at 6 PM,the starting time, and go overnight and end on 7/22at 11 AM. Weigh in will be from 10-11 AM atHerschel King. There will be 15 winners, and ashow up bonus. Fish species will be redfish,flounder, black drum, whiting and trout, all prizeswill be awarded. There will be nice raffle prizes,coffee, donuts and juice served at the weigh in.Flyers are in the back on the tournament and avolunteer sign in sheet on the back table for anyonewho can help.NEW BUSINESSFall Charity Tournament: John Falter, chair for thistournament, told us that this is his 3rd year chairingthis event and it is the 29th Fall Classic. This eventis a good fundraiser for the club. He needsvolunteers and will have $6,000.00 worth of prizes,with raffles and a silent auction that he can use itemsfor. Captain’s meeting will be at Break Awayz inFlagler Beach. Last year we had 102 people whofished this tournament and $4,500 was raised forGratitude America and he would like to try to matchthat amount for this year. John has a signup sheetfor volunteers in the back. He also needs sponsorsfor the tournament. Gratitude America helps ourwounded warriors . At the next meeting, he willgive us more information. He said this tournamentcan bring you bragging rights and it can pay for yourmembership. He also said the women in this clubsure can fish, you can see it in the year longtournament results. This tournament will be Sept.22,for the captain’s meeting and Sept. 23, for thefishing tournament.Break

Guest Speaker: Cameron Jaggard, who is PrincipalAssociate, U.S. Oceans, Southeast/The PewCharitable Trusts is our speaker tonight. He is hereto speak to us about a draft for Amendment 3 (themenhaden amendment) that is being released by TheAtlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. Thereare studies being conducted on a more ecosystemapproach to how many pinfish and other baitfish doother big fish need to survive. In June of 2015, aresolution was passed to protect our habitats andkeep our sport fisheries healthy. Studies are now ina research phase for baitfish that are vulnerable bythe environment. Univ. of Florida, Miami & So.Florida are taking data to analyze it. They dragseine nets, collect samples and gut contents to seewhat the fish are eating. There has not been anystudies before to see what the diet preferences of aredfish were. The Atlantic menhaden, pogies areknown as the most important fish in the sea, theyfeed whales and birds. They have been overfished touse in fertilizers and Omega 3 capsules. In Sept. acomment period will be released where you cansubmit any written comments to the FWC and therewill be one public hearing in Florida, but he did notknow the exact location yet. He passed around aclipboard for the Florida Forage Fish CampaignPledge and it was to sign up for their emails. Thequestion of fishing for red snapper was brought upand he said efforts are being made to get access tocatching them. Great information on thisAmendment.50/50 Winner: Prize of $182.00 was won by TomMingsMeeting adjorned at 9:10 PMMinutes by Club Secretary Carol Carter.Thank you, Carol. Amazing how you get all thedetails.

Mixed Ladies Men’sShane Stover 84 Dana Syens 76 Shane Stover 84Aby Moghanaki 43 Ana Pagliro 57 Aby Moghanaki 49Andrew Puskas 34 Mary Elliot 55 Andrew Puskas 48Dana Syens 33 Maria Lopez 24 Joaquinn Ruela 41CJ Johnston 32 Lisa Moravec 24 CJ Johnston 33

Another great month of fishing and a fun Bottom Trip! Here are the Yearlong Leaders as of7-14-2017. Let me know if you have any questions. Weighmaster...Rita Waddell

Yearlong Tournament Leaders as of 7/14/2017

Weighmaster Report as of July 14th - Rita Waddell

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2017 Yearlong Tournament Standing - Ladies as of July 14th

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 Mary Elliot 2-6Bluefish Sue McCarthy 1-8 Ana Pagliro 1-5 Ana Pagliro 1-4CobiaCroakerDolphinFlounder Ana Pagliro 2-6 Ana Pagliro 2-0 Carol Webb 1-11 Kara Dorsten 1-5 Ana Pagliro 1-5 Ana Pagliro 1-2GrouperKing MackerelPompano(Florida) Ellen Scheurer 1-7Porgy Dana Syens 3-12 Lisa Moravec 2-15 Dana Syens 2-13 Dana Syens 2-5 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 1-7Snapper, RedSnookSpanish MackerelSpotted Seatrout Ana Pagliro 6-8 Ana Pagliro 3-1 Ana Pagliro 3-1 Scheyenne Welch 1-4Trigger 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 1-1 Dorian Gorney 0-6

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 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 Shane Stover 17-6 Joaquinn Ruela 11-8CroakerDolphin 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 Abdollah Moghanaki 4-2 Abdollah Moghanaki 2-8 Mike Crotts 2-4 Johnny Johns 2-3 Abdollah Moghanaki 1-14GrouperKing Mackerel C.J. Johnston 54-0 Bruce Bachman Jr. 50-15 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 Joaquinn Ruela 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 Joaquinn Ruela 1-2 Wayne Elliot Jr. 0-14 Wayne Elliot Jr. 0-14Snapper, RedSnookSpanish MackerelSpotted Seatrout Shane Stover 8-15 Brad Kayholm 7-8 Jonathan Shulas 6-1 Daniel St.Hilaire 4-10 Brian Genk 4-0 Michael Soto 3-8Trigger 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 William Bachman 14-10 Andrew Puskas 14-5 Shane Stover 14-2Wahoo 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

2017 Yearlong Tournament - Men’s as of July 14th

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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 Shane Stover 36-2 Lisa Moravec 32-4 Thomas Moravec 28-9 C.J. Johnston 23-1 Lisa Moravec 20-9Black Drum Rick Kayholm 42-0 Brad Kayholm 40-6 Brad Kayholm 39-12 Brad Kayholm 38-10 Abdollah Moghanaki 9-10 Scheyenne Welch 6-0Bluefish 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 Shane Stover 17-6 Joaquinn Ruela 11-8CroakerDolphin 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 Abdollah Moghanaki 4-2 Abdollah Moghanaki 2-8 Ana Pagliro 2-6 Mike Crotts 2-4 Johnny Johns 2-3GrouperKing Mackerel C.J. Johnston 54-0 Bruce Bachman Jr. 50-15 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 Dana Syens 3-12 Lisa Moravec 2-15 Dana Syens 2-13 Thomas Moravec 2-11 Andrew Puskas 2-10Redfish Ronald Gorney 9-0 Andy Shultz 7-4 Maria Lopez 7-4 Abdollah Moghanaki 7-2 Maria Lopez 6-13 Maria Lopez 6-12Sea Bass Dana Syens 1-8 Joaquinn Ruela 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 Mary Elliot 1-7 Joaquinn Ruela 1-2 Wayne Elliot Jr. 0-14 Wayne Elliot Jr. 0-14Snapper, RedSnookSpanish MackerelSpotted Seatrout Shane Stover 8-15 Brad Kayholm 7-8 Ana Pagliro 6-8 Jonathan Shulas 6-1 Daniel St.Hilaire 4-10 Brian Genk 4-0Trigger Andrew Puskas 7-15 Dana Syens 5-2 Dana Syens 4-1 Andrew Puskas 3-14 Andrew Puskas 3-13 Dana Syens 3-11Tuna/Bonita Gene Morrow 34-13 Shane Stover 32-6 Bruce Bachman Jr. 19-1 William Bachman 14-10 Andrew Puskas 14-5 Shane Stover 14-2Wahoo 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

2017 Yearlong Tournament - Men’s and Ladies as of July 14th

Species 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place

Amberjack Shane Stover - 10 Lisa Moravec - 9 Tom Moravec - 5

Black Drum Brad Kayholm - 15 Rick Kayholm - 10 Aby Moghanaki- 3

Bluefish Ron Gorney - 11 Michael Goodman - 10 Donald Lampton - 9

Cobia Shane Stover - 15 Mike Ringberg - 6 Joaquinn Ruela - 4

Croaker

Dolphin Bruce Bachman Jr - 10 CJ Johnston - 8 Shane Stover - 5

Flounder Aby Moghanaki - 21 Ana Pagliro - 4 Mike Crotts - 3

Grouper Daniel St. Hilaire - 10

King Mackerel CJ Johnston - 10 Bruce Bachman Jr- 6 Joaquinn Ruela - 5

Mangrove Snapper Shane Stover - 21 Wayne Elliot Jr - 9

Pompano (Am) Mike Ringberg - 17 Andrew Block - 7 Aby Moghanaki - 6

Porgy Andrew Puskas - 12 Dana Syens - 10 Lisa Moravec - 5

Redfish Maria Lopez - 10 Ronald Gorney - 10 Andy Shultz - 6

Sea Bass Joaquinn Ruela - 11 Dana Syens - 10

Sheepshead Tim Miller - 24 Joaquinn Ruela - 6

Snapper (Other) Mary Elliot - 10 Wayne Elliot Jr - 9 Joaquinn Ruela -6

Snook

Spanish Mackerel

Triggerfish Andrew Puskas - 17 Dana Syens - 13

Trout Shane Stover - 10 Brad Kayholm -6 Ana Pagliro - 5

Tuna/Bonita Gene Morrow - 10 Shane Stover - 8 Bruce Bachman Jr - 5

Wahoo Shane Stover - 15 CJ Johnston - 10

Whiting Ron Stark - 16 Aby Moghanaki - 8 Mike Ringberg -6

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Wow, almost 9 gallons of ice cream gone in a few hours. We had wonderfultoppings supplied by our members.  Whipping cream, nuts all kinds, differentkinds of syrups, fresh strawberry jam, marshmallow topping and the list goeson and on. The truth is everyone enjoyed themselves. Great evening and wethank all who participated in the social. That is what the club is about fishing,eating and getting to know one another. Thanks Diana MacDonald and RoyLawson (new members of the Club’s Board of Directors) for getting all that icecream.By Pat Gleichmann

Captains Meeting - September 22nd at Break Awayz, Flagler BeachSilent Auction - Raffle Prizes - 50/50

All captains fishing the Tournament are required to attend.

Tournament Day - September 23rd. Times and locations forcheck-out and weigh-in will be announced soon.

Benefactor of the Tournament will again be Gratitude America, alocal organization that helps our veterans, their families and the

families of the fallen. Last year the Club was able to awardGratitude America a check for $4,500.00!

We will be giving away $6,000.00 in cash prizes, silent auction itemsand raffle prizes. If you are not planning on fishing the Tournament,

join in the fun at the Captains Meeting and Weigh-In!!!

ICE CREAM SOCIAL

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FLAGLER SPORTFISHING CLUBP.O. Box 353383

Palm Coast, FL 32135-3383