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March 6
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March 6
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March 20
Fly Fishing Class
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March 21
Spring Redfish Seminar
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April 11
Cobia Seminar
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April 17
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Recipe of the Week |
Shrimp Dip
Ingredients:
1-pound shrimp peeled, de-veined, boiled, chopped
˝ cup mayonnaise
2 hard boiled eggs diced
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1/8 cup green pepper chopped fine
1/8 cup pickle relish
1/8 cup onion chopped fine
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2.11.2010 Volume XI Issue #6 |
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This Week's Article |
Summoning Assistance
A couple of weeks back I was doing an electronics
check on the boat and while performing a radio check with my VHF I
hear US Coast Guard give a securite call on a hazard to navigation.
Upon hearing the call I remembered this article that I put together
over nine years ago for the newsletter. While the article is quite
old, I can assure you that nothing has changed in regards to
summoning assistance over a VHF radio. Enjoy:
Click here to read this article |
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This Week's News
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Richard Tucker Mabry
Richard Tucker Mabry has been named Manager of The
Charleston Angler Mt. Pleasant store. Previously, Tucker was the
Assistant Manager of the West Ashley store. Tucker is a native of
Laurinburg, NC and grew up fishing the pond farms for bass and
bream. At 13, Tucker began teaching himself to fly fish in the
streams near Blowing Rock, NC. Tucker came to Charleston to attend
The Citadel, and graduated with a degree in Biology in 2006. Tucker
is also a 4 year member of The Charleston Outlaws Rugby Football
Team.
The Charleston Angler Mt. Pleasant store is located in
Towne Centre next door to Lowe’s, and Tucker may be reached by phone
843-884-2095 or email
Tucker@thecharlestonangler.com
"Bail Out" Makes
Annual List of Top Ten Boat Names
Boat names can reveal much about the personality of a
boat owner. Or, they can also serve as signposts of the modern era.
With the release of the annual Top Ten List of Most Popular Boat
Names by Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS), one
newcomer to the list stands out. "Bail Out, the number five pick,
clearly speaks volumes about what's on boaters' minds," said BoatUS
President Nancy Michelman. "With today's economic uncertainty,
naming a boat Bail Out could indicate that boating is a survival
mechanism for the family that will keep them afloat," she added.
The list is assembled each year by the BoatUS Boat
Graphics service which offers a free library of over 8,500 boat
names and also allows boaters to easily select, custom design and
preview boat names online - without having to pay up front. For more
information or to view videos on how to install a vinyl boat name,
visit the online service at BoatUS.com/boatgraphics. A list with the
annual top ten boat names - starting from 1991 - can also be found
at the Web site.
Here is the Top Ten List of Most Popular Boat Names:
1. Second Wind
2. Seas the Day
3. Lazy Daze
4. Jolly Roger
5. Bail Out
6. On the Rocks
7. Pegasus
8. Serenity Now
9. Namaste
10. Comfortably Numb
Your CCA South
Carolina's 2nd Annual State Convention
Friday and Saturday February 19 & 20, 2010
Mt. Pleasant, SC - OMAR Shrine Temple
For more information and to register to attend click
here or visit
www.CCASOUTHCAROLINA.com
Join hundreds of fellow recreational saltwater fishing
and coastal enthusiasts from all over South Carolina and the South
East for a full weekend of fun, fellowship, and a celebration of
conservation and our
coastal resources.
Hear from CCA's State & National Advocacy Team on the
challenges facing our fisheries and the role that CCA's members and
volunteers must play for the future of the resource and recreational
fishing.
Don't hesitate to make your plans today. Room reservations
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Tide Chart |
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11 Thursday |
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06:12AM LST 5.3 H |
12:21PM LST 0.2 L |
06:14PM LST 4.6 H |
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12:28AM LST 0.0 L |
06:53AM LST 5.3 H |
01:01PM LST 0.1 L |
06:57PM LST 4.8 H |
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13 Saturday |
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01:08AM LST -0.1 L |
07:32AM LST 5.4 H |
01:38PM LST -0.1 L |
07:37PM LST 4.9 H |
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14 Sunday |
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01:47AM LST -0.1 L |
08:07AM LST 5.3 H |
02:13PM LST -0.1 L |
08:13PM LST 5.0 H |
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The Final Word |
Well we
pretty much got the same fishing report over the last
several weeks. A day of rain, a day of wind, a day of cold.
You better be ready to take a day off of work at the drop of
a hat because the good weather fishing days come and go
rather quickly, and they rarely fall on the weekend here
lately. We have had a few days mixed in that were fishable
and those that have gone are finding some nice Reds on the
flats. There are also some great reports on Sheepshead at
the reefs, a few nice Stripers up the Wando and Cooper and
the big Shad run is just beginning.
Offshore the big talk continues to be over the
spectacular reports of Wahoo. The fish are being caught on
both planners and on the surface. The Rally on DC is getting
finalized. Check the offshore discussion for the details on
the charter bus trip.
Tight
lines…
Captain Tim Pickett
CharlestonFishing.Com
SouthCarolinaOnTheLakes.Com |
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