Volume 10, Issue 1 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club January, 2009

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Volume 10, Issue 1 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club January, 2009 JANUARY 07 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM Guest Speaker Chris Herrera 27 Directors Meeting 7:00 PM 31 Flagler County

I would like to thank everyone for their generosity for the Toy s for Tot s. We had two volunteer fire fighters from the Palm Coast Fire department there to receive the toys.

They thanked us for the 8 plus extra large bags of toys. They had to stuff them in the back of the cab not sure where the extra men road on the way back to the station.

went to Muriel Fallon and Chuck Durkee. Congratulations to the both of you for being outstanding members over the years and volunteering when ever ask and even when not ask. THANKS.

1 Volume 10, Issue 1 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club January, 2009 JANUARY 07 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM Guest Speaker Chris Herrera 27 Directors Meeting 7:00 PM 31 Flagler County Home Show by President John Raybon What a turn out for the Holiday Party 140 people. Good food, dancing and fun. For those of you that missed it shame on you. I would like to thank everyone for their generosity for the Toy s for Tot s. We had two volunteer fire fighters from the Palm Coast Fire department there to receive the toys. They arrived in there own vehicle and there were so many toys they had to call for a back up vehicle. The fire department sent a bigger truck to pick up the toys, a hook and ladder truck. They thanked us for the 8 plus extra large bags of toys. They had to stuff them in the back of the cab not sure where the extra men road on the way back to the station. FEBRUARY 01 Flagler County Home Show 04 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM 24 Directors Meeting 7:00 PM MARCH 04 Monthly Meeting 7:30 PM 14 FREE CLUB County The Spots Tournament The member of the year awards went to Muriel Fallon and Chuck Durkee. Congratulations to the both of you for being outstanding members over the years and volunteering when ever ask and even when not ask. THANKS. 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 I made a mistake in the 2009 Schedule, the February meeting is on 4 th not the 6 th it is the first Wednesday of the month. Sorry for the mistake. I have included a copy of next years budget on the back page were the minutes are normally printed. Don t forget the Flagler Home Show is January 31 st and February 1 st. We are still needing people to help work the booth. I have morning and afternoon shifts for each day.

by Weigh Master Mike McCray by Captain Chris Herrera John Raybon President RaybonJ@bellsouth.

com Creek fishing for Seatrout is about as sure as it gets this time of year, jigging for Trout in creek

Small Reds also occupy the same creek holes and can be caught with live shrimp; small split shot and a

Red fishing on the flats isn t an early morning ritual like in the summer; waiting 446-5208 for the sun

A low mid morning incomrichard McCleery ing tide is a perfect scenario as the sun Corresponding heats

before getting into 446-4885 casting distance. Small soft plastics baits or cradloff@nationsfg.

Sergeant at Arms Muriel Fallon 447-6609 Winster@bellsouth.

net DIRECTORS Bob Cyr Chuck Durkee Jeff Fehrenkamp Bob Greenhalgh Gerry Lepinske Bill LoDico Al LoGatto

2 by Weigh Master Mike McCray by Captain Chris Herrera John Raybon President Jim Ingham Vice President Creek fishing for Seatrout is about as sure as it gets this time of year, jigging for Trout in creek holes with a ¼ ounce Slayer Jig and Fish Bites Extreme paddle tail will get the attention of every schoolie in the hole. Most Trout will be on the small side but if numbers is your game, creek hole fishing is the place. Small Reds also occupy the same creek holes and can be caught with live shrimp; small split shot and a Daiichi 1/0 circle hook. Red fishing on the flats isn t an early morning ritual like in the summer; waiting for the sun to rise and warm the waters is murielf@bellsouth.net your best bet. A low mid morning incomrichard McCleery ing tide is a perfect scenario as the sun Corresponding heats the oyster beds and once the tide floods schools of Redfish will sit on these RMcCleery@cfl.rr.com hot spots for warmer water. Approach the school with stealth as not to alert the Chuck Radloff Treasurer school of your presence before getting into casting distance. Small soft plastics baits or cradloff@nationsfg.com flies are the best fish catching methods, as Winn Cummings a quiet entry is a must. Sergeant at Arms Muriel Fallon Winster@bellsouth.net Mike McCray Weigh Master Gasman7191@earthlink.net DIRECTORS Bob Cyr Chuck Durkee Jeff Fehrenkamp Bob Greenhalgh Gerry Lepinske Bill LoDico Al LoGatto Mike Vickers WEBMASTER Fly fisherman get their best chances on landing the elusive Sheaphead on fly this month. Sheapheads can be found on the most oyster-laden flats during low incoming tides, these striped bandits will be foraging for oyster crabs so a crab pattern is the best fly for the job. If fly fishing isn t your thing, live bait fishing with fiddler crabs and a fish finder rig vertically fished around bridges, docks and rocks will Jim Booth jimbooth97@yahoo.com PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS. EDITOR 10% OFF AT BARBARA JEANS Markay Raybon MarkayR@bellsouth.net Printed by Palm Coast Printing SPECIALS AT BEEF O BRADY S Erik J. Olson, D.M.D. Benjamin W. Lacy, D.D.S. Jeremiah Mahoney, D.M.D. 30 Office Park Drive Palm Coast, Florida Tel. (386) Fax: (386)

4 Joe and Mae Walkup, January 15th, 18 years! Sonya Roberts, January 6th Michael Heil, January 7th Mark Ziegler, January 21st Vita Colarusso, January 24th Christina Pinto, January 24th Charlene Matthews, January 28th Young Jay Davy son of Club members, Chris and Kathy Davy, caught this red in the surf at Sebastian Inlet N. Ocean Shore Blvd (AIA) Palm Coast, FL (THE HAMMOCK) Full Bar Beer & Wine Fresh Seafood J.T. s Specials Pasta Menu Fried Dinners 1/2 lb. Burgers Salads Ask About Our Famous JT s Steam Pot

5 by Weigh Master Mike McCray by Captain Chris Herrera John Raybon President Jim Ingham Vice President Creek fishing for Seatrout is about as sure as it gets this time of year, jigging for Trout in creek holes with a ¼ ounce Slayer Jig and Fish Bites Extreme paddle tail will get the attention of every schoolie in the hole. Most Trout will be on the small side but if numbers is your game, creek hole fishing is the place. Small Reds also occupy the same creek holes and can be caught with live shrimp; small split shot and a Daiichi 1/0 circle hook. Red fishing on the flats isn t an early morning ritual like in the summer; waiting for the sun to rise and warm the waters is murielf@bellsouth.net your best bet. A low mid morning incomrichard McCleery ing tide is a perfect scenario as the sun Corresponding heats the oyster beds and once the tide floods schools of Redfish will sit on these RMcCleery@cfl.rr.com hot spots for warmer water. Approach the school with stealth as not to alert the Chuck Radloff Treasurer school of your presence before getting into casting distance. Small soft plastics baits or cradloff@nationsfg.com flies are the best fish catching methods, as Winn Cummings a quiet entry is a must. Sergeant at Arms Muriel Fallon Winster@bellsouth.net Mike McCray Weigh Master Gasman7191@earthlink.net DIRECTORS Bob Cyr Chuck Durkee Jeff Fehrenkamp Bob Greenhalgh Gerry Lepinske Bill LoDico Al LoGatto Mike Vickers WEBMASTER Fly fisherman get their best chances on landing the elusive Sheaphead on fly this month. Sheapheads can be found on the most oyster-laden flats during low incoming tides, these striped bandits will be foraging for oyster crabs so a crab pattern is the best fly for the job. If fly fishing isn t your thing, live bait fishing with fiddler crabs and a fish finder rig vertically fished around bridges, docks and rocks will Jim Booth jimbooth97@yahoo.com PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS. EDITOR 10% OFF AT BARBARA JEANS Markay Raybon MarkayR@bellsouth.net Printed by Palm Coast Printing SPECIALS AT BEEF O BRADY S Erik J. Olson, D.M.D. Benjamin W. Lacy, D.D.S. Jeremiah Mahoney, D.M.D. 30 Office Park Drive Palm Coast, Florida Tel. (386) Fax: (386)

6 Flagler County Sportfishing Club PO Box Palm Coast, FL Stamp Goes Here Mailing Address Goes Here Flagler County Sport Fishing Club 2009 Proposed Budget Income: Expenses: Membership Dues Operating Cost Memberships $11, (185) Adm./Dues $ Initiation Fee 1, Meeting Room $12, Chum Line News 3, Office/Misc. 1, Apparel Advertising Patches 27 $ Charity Hats Speaker/meetings $ Corp./P.O. Box Apparel/Hats /50 Drawings Storage Rental Meetings $1, $9, Club Functions Tournaments Annual Club Tourn. $1, Bucket O Fun $3, Bottom Trip Boat Inshore $3, Annual Bar-B-Q $6, Christmas Party 2, $5, Club Tournament Spots $ Cobia st.bottom Offshore King Fish Guys & Dolls Dusk of Dawn Surf Fishing Reds/Flounder $4, Totals: $19, Totals $19,800.00

Volume 9, Issue 6 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club June, 2008

Volume 9, Issue 6 Official Publication of Flagler County Sportfishing Club June, 2008 JUNE 01 FREE Club King Fish Tournament Begins 04 Monthly 21 FREE Club Surf Tournament 24 Directors 7:00 PM 30 FREE