Volume 11, Issue 6 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club June by President, Jim Ingham

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1 Volume 11, Issue 6 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club June 2010 JUNE 02 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM Guest Speaker Capt. Brian Walker 05 FREE Club Guys & Dolls Tournament 29 Directors Meeting 7:00 PM 30 King Fish Tournament Ends JULY 07 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM 10 FREE Club Kids Fishing Clinic 27 Directors Meeting 7:00 PM AUGUST 04 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM 24 Directors Meeting 7:00 PM All general meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month at the Elks Club in Palm Coast The 14 th Annual Bucket full O Fun was successfully completed on April 24, I would like to thank all volunteers for their support and time spent on the tournament. Thanks to Chuck and Sandy Durkee, John and Markay Raybon, Chuck and Pat Gleichmann, Bob Cyr and Marianne Lessard, Richard and Carol McCleery, Andy Petersen, Murial Fallon, Shelia Foti, Linda Kuntz, Mike McCray, Bill Sombathy, Cathy Ingham and all of the Hospice Ladies, headed by Johnnie Carrow-Nelson and Alby Corcoran, at the Captains meeting and weighin/cookout. Special thanks to Dean Roberts and Vinnie Alongi for hitting the pavement and getting most of the gift certificates and shop debit cards for the raffle. BOF for 2010 produced 37 boats and 79 anglers for the tournament. FCSFC was able to raise $ for The Hospice of Volusia/Flagler. The club made $ As can be seen by the above by Capt. Mike Vickers On Saturday, May 15, 2010, 58 club members and their guest boarded a luxury bus at 5:30am in Palm Coast. They travel south on I-95 to Port Canaveral for a full day of fishing aboard the Canaveral Star II an 85 foot bottom fishing boat. On the ride out to the fishing grounds we were treated to a cooked breakfast consisting of an egg, bacon or sausage sandwich with cheese, donuts, cookies and drink. Around noon the galley once again came to life with cheeseburger with chips, hot dogs, water, soda or beer. by President, Jim Ingham As we moved from fishing hole to the next hot fishing spot fish were being caught with a number of brake offs of some of the larger fish. John Willis caught a 5 pound flounder which was second place in the fishing pool. Mike Vickers had a Kingfish that weighted 5lb 1oz to take first place. Paul Bergeron won the bottom Rod and Reel. We were back at the dock at 5:00pm, everyone boarded the bus for the ride back home and I m sure a much needed nap on the way home. list of club members and volunteers it takes a lot to provide a successful event. Thanks again to everyone. Also thank you to all of our sponsors especially Boston Whaler, Bright House Networks, S & A Leisure, Tropical Designs and Ace Bails Bond. Bob Greenhalgh and I have agreed to chair the 15 th Annual Bucket Full O Fun in The month long King Fish Tournament starts, May 22, 2010 and runs through the month of June. Election of Officers was held the May general meeting. Chuck Gleichmann was elected Vice-President, Scott Fehrankamp elected Secretary and Richard McCleery elected Corresponding Secretary. All other officers remain in office for one more year. Thanks for stepping up and welcome to the new officers. See you at the June meeting and remember keep TIGHT LINES. A few of the folks that fished and below, some of the catch.

2 by Captain Chris Herrera Jim Ingham President Chuck Gleichmann Vice President John Raybon Treasurer Scott Fehrenkamp Secretary Richard McCleery Corresponding Secretary Andy Petersen Sergeant at Arms Mike Vickers Weigh Master Bob Cyr Quarter Master DIRECTORS Chuck Durkee Jeff Fehrenkamp Bob Greenhalgh Gerry Lepinske Al LoGatto Mike McCray Chuck Radloff WEBMASTER Jim Booth EDITOR Markay Raybon Printed by Palm Coast Printing Now that summer is here options on where to fish are endless. If targeting redfish is your thing first light on the flats has yielded some nice slot fish using live bait (mud minnows) or artificial lures like Sebile Bonga Minnow or Exude Darts. Maybe Tarpon is more your thing and they too can be found on the flats, rolling during first light when winds are calmest. A live select shrimp is a prime choice for juvenile Tarpon or whip out the long rod and place a black and purple toad fly in their path. When the sun is up and things start to slow down in the skinny head for the inlets where Bull Redish will be roaming the rocks sniffing out a piece of cut something (crabs, mullet or pogies). Don t feel like battling jetty groupers, continue past the rocks and head for open water where big silver kings (Tarpon) can be seen crushing pogie pods. A live pogie tossed around the schools should entice ole bucket mouth into feeding. Can t find any Tarpon? No problem start slow trolling the pogies or mullet and see if you can t find the other King, King Mackerel! Don t forget to wire up for these toothy critters. Hey look at that shark, wait it s a Cobia! That s right, look for Cobia as they tend to be a bit curious and will show up when not expected so have a rod ready with a large artificial paddle tail. Look for Cobia piggy backing on Manta Rays heading back south as long as the water temps allow (71.5 is the magic number). If all fails you can still find huge schools of bruiser Jacks that will test your strength and tackle! Almost forgot, plenty of Spanish Mackerel around as well, trolling spoons or casting plugs will get your live well filled in no time. Guest speaker: Capt. Brian Walker, he will speak about kingfish tactics. All articles and information required by the 20th of the month to allow time for editing, printing and mailing... Adopt your Best Friend today. 70+ Dogs & Cats to choose from. All waiting to show you a lifetime of devotion. Please visit our web site at Second-Chance-Rescue.org Applications accepted online. We are a No Kill Rescue that is funded solely on donations. All pets are fully vetted prior to adoption. with questions: BpdebiG@aol.com

3 First Place $100.00, Second Place $ st & 2nd Places awarded in 3 categories Most Weight (1 persons catch) Largest fish by weight Most species All inshore fish eligible. Black Drum, Flounder, Pompano, Red Fish, Sheepshead, Blue Fish, Trout, Whiting Prizes will be awarded per team. (2) people per team & each team can only win one place. BOTH TEAM MEMBERS WEIGHING FISH MUST COME TO WEIGH-IN All ties broken by first to weigh in. FREE TO CLUB MEMBERS MALE GUESTS $10.00 EACH (PAID IN ADVANCE AND MUST FISH WITH A MEMBER) NO GUEST FEE CHARGE FOR WOMEN OR JUNIORS (12 & UNDER) FISHING WITH MEMBERS IF YOU ARE COMING TO THE WEIGH-IN ONLY YOU WILL ALSO NEED TO SIGN UP SO ENOUGH FOOD AND BEVERAGE CAN BE PURCHASED. FOOD ONLY FOR GUEST FOR $5.00. SIGN UP DEADLINE IS JUNE 2nd CALL Greg Fehrenkamp : or

4 Linda and John Hensler, June 1st, 52 years Holly and John Kusek, June 2nd, 14 years Alice and Stewart Manthey, June 9th, 47 years Pam and Jeff Fehrenkamp, June 12th, 34 years Anne and Don Martin, June 14th, 40 years Marilou and Bruce Dailey, June 17th, 38 years Cindy and Terry Turner, June 22nd, 18 years Macine and Gil Rolka, June 26th, 39 years Jennifer and Daniel Johnston, June 28th, 7 years Dick Scott, June 9th Shiela Foti, June 18th Dan Leutner, June 18th Maxine Rolka, June 19th Forrest Crenshaw, June 21st John Raybon, June 21st Tom Wall, June 21st Pam Fehrenkamp, June 23rd B. Joseph Pinto, June 26th Dutch DeWick, June 28th Paul Bergeron, June 29th Joan Ford, June 29th Larry Mulkey, June 29th 2009 Year Long Tournament winners attending the May meeting N. Ocean Shore Blvd (AIA) Palm Coast, FL (THE HAMMOCK) Full Bar Beer & Wine Fresh Seafood J.T. s Specials Breakfast 7:30 AM Happy Hour Daily 3-6 PM Ask About Our Famous JT s Steam Pot Angler of the Year, Ron Gorney and Brian Willard Club trout record holder.

5 by Weigh Master Capt. Mike Vickers

6 Flagler County Sportfishing Club PO Box Palm Coast, FL Stamp Goes Here Mailing Address Goes Here by Corresponding Secretary, Richard McCleery Meeting Called to order by President Jim Ingham. Minutes of previous meeting were accepted. Treasurer John Raybon presented the financial report. This report was accepted. The club welcomed visitors and prospective members Bill and Pam Curry. Mike Vickers provided the monthly in club tournament report.- see web site for updates Jim Ingham reported on the Bucket Full O Fun- $4,100 was donated to Hospice of Volusia/Flagler and the club generated $3,800 in revenue with some potential to make more. Chuck Gleichman reported on the work of the Share a Ride Committee. An informal gathering was held before tonight s meeting and there was a good turnout of captains and potential riders. Included in the share a ride experience will be winners from the July Kids Fishing Clinic. Captains are needed to provide enough rides for the July 24 th special share a ride for young anglers. Mike Vickers also provided a report of the nominating committee. One open position that needed a member to step up and fill was the recording secretary- Scott Fehrenkamp volunteered and was accepted by acclamation. Other officers are Vice President Chuck Gleichman, and Richard McCleery who will re -up as corresponding secretary. Jim Ingham will move into the second year of his presidency and there is still an opening for treasurer that needs to be filled by this October. Gerry Lepinske reported on the off shore tournament. The pre tournament meeting will be held on May 21 st at the European Village in their inner courtyard with the event the following day. Ten boats are needed to make this a go. Greg Feherenkamp has stepped up to help run the Guys and Dolls Tournament on June 5th. Mike Vickers presented the jackets to winners of the 2009 in club tournament. Anglers and fish are: Don Martin-Black Drum Ron Gorney-Blue Fish, Spanish mackerel, Bonito Greg Fehrenkamp-Cobia Scott Mulligan-Dolphin, Grouper Bob Greenhalgh-Flounder Brian Willard-King Mackerel, Trout Thomas Baker-Pompano Bob Collaro-Porgy, Sea Bass, Trigger fish Jim McCartney-Redfish Linda Vickers-Sheepshead Steve Mills-Snapper Gregory Wilk-Snook Stewart Manthey-Wahoo Art Lamay-Whitting Jeff Fehrenhamp-2nd place Trigger fish Bill Moore-2nd place Trout Jack Kemper-3rd place Dolphin Gene Van Dorpe-21points Jason Longfellow-15 points Ken Shirley-14 points Angler of the year-for the second year in a row - Ron Gorney New Club record: Scott Mulligan-41lb 1 oz Dolphin Brian Willad-9lb 1 oz Trout