Tuesday evening we are having a special guest speaker, Dr. Jennifer Rehage.

Dr. Jennifer Rehage is an associate professor at Florida International University (FIU). She is a coastal and fish ecologist who has been studying how hydroclimatic variation effects fish and the recreational fisheries they support in the Everglades and throughout South Florida for over a decade. Dr. Rehage has conducted research on Common Snook, Florida Largemouth Bass, Bonefish, juvenile Atlantic Tarpon and Jack Crevalle as part of FIU’s Marine Science department.

Her current and recent work has been a pharmaceutical study on bonefish & redfish. She will share details about the findings which is guaranteed to get your attention.

She has presented to our group before. We did Zoom recording and they are on the SDA YouTube channel. Tuesday evening will be live.
Dr Jennifer Rehage FIU Part 1 – What’s up with the Everglades?
https://youtu.be/pFr9VxBiFPc

Dr. Jennifer Rehage Part 2 – Everglades Water Flow and Fisheries
https://youtu.be/xzN7kKqmY30

Eddie is getting Lechon and the dressings for dinner. $10.00 each.

We are also planning an outing at Flamingo for March 18.

Be there.

The series on Permit will continue with a viewing of ‘Black Tailed Devils‘

We will have dinner at the clubhouse on Tuesday evening at 7:30 pm David is going to cook fresh ‘Wursts’ on the grill along with sides. Bring a desert if you can. Thank you David.

Last meeting was recorded- “Building the FRS12 from scratch plans” and is posted on the SDA YouTube channel. If you missed the meeting, you can see the presentation there. I will bring the boat for inspection.

Also subscribe the SDA YouTube Channel. You can catch up on our presentations or share what we do with friends.

Speaking of presentations, Dr. Jennifer Rehage from FIU will present at the clubhouse on Tuesday March 14 on: “Biscayne bay fisheries: how are they doing & when were they good?”

Place that one on your calendar. She is also going to bring some of her PhD students.

See you Tuesday evening.

Happy New Year!

Here we go with 2023 in the most beautiful place on Earth.

We are meeting at the clubhouse on Tuesday, January 10, at 7:30 pm. Where else can you get friends and go fishing too?

I am bringing some burgers, beans, and slaw. Help is needed to cook the burgers so show up a few minutes early if you can.

We will go over plans for the upcoming year.

It’s also time for paying the annual dues. Still only $250 to keep the physical space running. Where else can you get so much fun for $20 per month? Please help pay this month.

Thank you to Fernando for being the Treasurer and managing the finances.

Bring a check Tuesday to pay in person. Otherwise use this link to PayPal so payment can be made there.

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SDA: Nov 8 – Elect Brisket and Ana

Ana Zangroniz missed the last time because she was fighting Covid.

Now she’s coming back with a fury, in person.

That’s because there was also a fish kill in North Biscayne Bay.

We will have Brisket for dinner. Bring your $10.00

You can find out election winners after we have dinner.

Looking forward to hearing some fish stories and seeing live people.

Check out and comment on our Facebook group – Link above.

Tuesday, October 11, we will celebrate OctoberFest at the clubhouse. Brats and Wurst to celebrate October will be featured meal. $10.00 each. Adult carbonated beverages will also be available in the refrigerator.

Ana Zangroniz, Florida Sea Grant Extension Agent, UF/IFAS Extension Miami-Dade County, will give a presentation on Best fishing practices for catch and release. There are lots of techniques that we can use to help fish survivability in our catch and release.

You might be aware of a few of them, but Ana will cover the science and techniques promulgated to help fish. Simple and easy once known, but helpful and compassionate for our fish friends.

Just released – Urban Fly Fishing video about Eric Estrada on SouthDadeAnglers YouTube channel.   Check it out and the whole channel – 32 videos about fishing and the club. Subscribe today

Tight Lines

Eric Estrada fishes canals, lakes, and ditches in the city.

Not only that, but he uses a Fly setup.

He has a channel on YouTube and is an artist.

His content is challenging, fascinating, and something to aspire to.  A new way to fish in your own back yard.

So Tuesday evening is a Zoom presentation on his style and successes.

We have the approach of Hurricane Ian coming toward Florida.

So let’s do a Zoom presentation.  7:30 pm.  Get the link at MeetUp.com for the presentation.

Tight lines

Yes, Virginia, there really is a Jack Hole in Biscayne Bay.

We’re going to meet at the clubhouse, Tuesday,  9/13 – 7:30 pm

Plan the real Jack Hole fishing trip on Friday, 9/16

Matheson, Crandon, who’s boats, who’s riding?

Share recent fishing and catching expriences.

All Star Pizza – the best – $10.00

Interesting – I guess some read about our meetings and group. They even refer to South Dade Anglers.

Maybe they should join up with us and get the real answers.

Has anyone ever heard of a location in Biscayne Bay referred to by locals as “The Jack Hole”?
https://www.microskiff.com/threads/jack-hole.54508/

See you Tuesday evening….

Tuesday night, 07/12/2022, we are going to meet at the clubhouse.

David is preparing Bratwurst and all the fixings. Great continuing celebration of July 4th.

This is still the hottest time of the year. Lets try some hot freshwater fishing with snakeheads, peacocks, and maybe other cichlids too. None of them mind how hot it gets and they are all invaisve species.

We can discuss catching Snakeheads, and info on where to find them.

Outing scheduled for July 23, Saturday – target invasive species.

Bullseye snakeheads are predators that eat a wide range of animals: mainly small fish and crayfish, also cane toads, lizards, snakes, small turtles, and snails. This wide diet helps the bullseye snakehead survive in Florida, but also may reduce its impact on any particular native species.

They can breathe air (but cannot crawl on land), which may allow them to occupy habitats with poor water quality not suitable for many native fish species.

There is intel to review and to make a decision where to hunt them.

I will try to Zoom the meeting, but please plan on attending in person. Members only will get an email with the Zoom link.

See you there.

Check out the new videos at SDA YouTube Channel