Meet at the club April 9 – 7:30 pm
Let’s have a discussion about catching Tarpon and pick a location for Saturday, April 13 outing for the same.
Place the outing on your calendar. Get your boat working.
Possible locations Flamingo. Middle Cape, Whitewater Bay, Everglades City or other.
Let’s work on it
Dinner – Chicken quarters, Pinto beans, Rice.
Desert?
Next Tuesday 3/12 we meet at the clubhouse.
On the following Saturday, March 16, we will have an outing at Harold Campbell recreation area in the Holey Land.
https://www.sfwmd.gov/sites/default/files/documents/trailguide_h_campbell.pdf
That is fresh water with a deep lake (40 feet) and side canals.
What’s at the bottom of the deep part? There are Crapies in there too.
The side canals have lots of lily pads good opportunities to fish for Bass.
This is a good opportunity to fly fish for the Bass.
The challenge is to have a weedless bass fly.
Bring your experience and designs Tuesday evening to share and teach.
Then on Saturday 3/16, we can put our experiences into action.
Lets get some fish photos.
Lechon, arroz, and frijoles for dinner. $10
Meet Feb 13 at the clubhouse – 7:30 pm
Okeechobee water flow – part 2 – The Dry Season?
Baked Ziti by Belinda.
Dues are still due if not paid.
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This evening 1/23/2024 we have a meeting at the clubhouse.
We will place a log on the fireplace and continue the discussion about fishing the flats.
We can share our experience and maybe plan another trip.
Dinner features Chili Dogs with award winning chili. David is making killer slaw and some others bring desert.
There’s a new video on YouTube. Check it out.
Sunday December 17, 6:00 pm, we will have our annual holiday pot-luck celebration at the clubhouse. Plan on attending and bringing your family.
If you have never attended a meeting, now is a great opportunity to get to know who we are by visiting.
The menu will depend on what you bring. Here are suggestions for the menu:
Herman – Turkey
Russell – Ham
Rice and Beans
Veggies & Side Dishes
Sweet Potatoes & Cranberry Sauce
Desert
Cake
Beer and Coke – provided
Wine – Bring your own
Everyone show up and enjoy.
Saturday we can meet for a while to clean and set up. I will text next week for help.
See you there, it’s been a good year.
Fresh or Salt Water?
This Saturday 11/18, is scheduled for the November outing.
Low wind, and rain, so we probably should save the fresh water, canals, for cold windy weather.
Lets make a decision tomorrow evening, 11/14, at 7:30 at the clubhouse. How about Whitewater Bay?
BBQ Wings and Thighs with Davids’s Asian cole slaw for dinner, $10.00
Come early, stay late, and enjoy the conversation.
See you there.
Tuesday, October 24, 2023 we will have the second meeting of the month at the clubhouse.
Come on over, we will sit down, have some chili dogs, and have a good talk session.
How is fishing now that the weather is cooling off?
Are there redfish coming in from the Gulf or the Mangroves?
Are baits changing? How about finger mullet?
What does November look like?
Come on down!
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This Tuesday 8/22 at 7:30 pm we will meet, eat, and share Whopper stories.
Fishing has been tough but the SDA tough get going and this week has been a great week.
Check out the Facebook page with the stories
https://www.facebook.com/groups/509669773893869/permalink/855078329353010/
So Tuesday night we will meet at the clubhouse to have one of our award winning discussions. Your turn to share a whopper yourself.
Burgers, beans, and slaw will be the dinner fare $10.00 Arrive early (7:00) and help cook….
We will also discuss the Rivera Beach Offshore trip in September with Reel Intense fishing.
See you there!
Tuesday evening August 8, 7:30, we will meet back at the clubhouse.
Captain Weston suggested we wait until September for a Dophin trip, and we agreed.
It will be cooler and there will be more mature dolphin at that time.
So August 12 for our outing we are going to go looking for Snapper.
The discussion will be what is the best location for catching Snapper?
Inshore Mangrove Snapper can be found just about anywhere there is structure. They get their name from their preference to live around mangrove shorelines early on in life, but these are some other places that they are frequently found:
Beach Piers
Inlets
Bridges and Docks
Rock Piles / Oyster Beds
Deep holes
https://www.floridashorefishing.com/fishing/mangrove-snapper
Come a participate and share your experience and knowledge. We enjoy the input.
There will be Beef Bourguignon with egg noodles and green beans for dinner – $10.00
Lets start the ‘Back to School’ season with a fun social time.
SDA – 6/27/23 – Guest Ryan Alonso
Tomorrow evening we have Ryan sharing about fishing Flamingo and his personal experiences. I used to be told it’s time-on-the-water and Ryan puts his time in.
He fishes a Gheenoe and also has a skiff. Skinny water, running water, edges, wind direction, tide, temperature, rain, sun and more, he sees them all.
We will do this in a Fireside chat and have dinner too.
Dinner will be Bratwurst, with German potato salad and Apple slices, $10.00
ALSO, David is having July 4th picnic at his house. This will be our first July meeting.
It will start at 4:00 pm and be a pool party with BBQ Brisket. You will need to let him know so he can plan on how much food to have.
We will discuss more at the meeting.
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Image by Don Ray – Snook in the Mangroves