BAC K L A S H( C o m m e n t a r y f r o m t h e B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s )

In This Issue...New Club Records!Catchy Comments Page 3-4

New MembersPage 7

Tournament ReminderPage 5

Website Forum Changes?July meeting discussion Page 6.

Posting in the ForumsPage 7

July 2009

July Membership Meeting:Tuesday, July 28, 2009 at 7:00 PM

Skilligalee RestaurantGlenside Ave, just North of Broad Street

Come ~ 5:30 PM and enjoy good companyover dinner from the menu

STEVE KRIENEN AND TIM DUFFEYVOTED INTO MEMBERSHIP

Steve Krienen (“kree-nen”) and Tim Duffee were voted intomembership in the Virginia Anglers Club at the July 14thBoard of Directors’ Meeting. A picture of Tim and Steveis elsewhere in this issue of The Angler. Both new memberswere at the June Membership Meeting. If you did not geta chance to meet them in June, please make yourself knownto them the next time you see them.

THANKS TO BUDDY AND DANNY NOLAND– SPADE FISH “HOW TO”

If you missed Buddy and Danny (Kings of the MonthlyRaffles) Noland’s “how to” presentation at the JuneMembership Meeting, you will have to make a long cast totop it for similar quality information about stalking, rigging,casting and hooking-up spade fish. The two holders of manyVAC record spade catches gave a most excellent and wellillustrated program about fishing for spades. The VACthanks the Noland Brothers for the time spent preparing forand delivering this educational program, as well as providingsome artificial baits for what proved to be an spirited andentertaining raffle.

JULY SPEAKER – DR. GREG SOUTH –SHALLOW WATER FLOUNDERS ON JIGS

The Virginia Anglers Club again welcomes Dr. Greg Southas featured speaker at a membership meeting. Widely knownanger Dr. Greg South will present a program on how to catchflounder in shallow water with jigs. Greg is an extremelyskilled angler and has fished the professional bass fishingtour in the past.

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RICHMOND VIRGINIA

Summer timeis Here!!!

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VIRGINIA ANGLERS CLUB’S SALE OF DGIFCALENDARS COMING UP SOON

The 2010 edition of the Virginia Department of Game andInland Fisheries Outdoor Calendar will be coming out in thecoming weeks. Special Activities Chairman Don Wood willhave a supply of calendars to give to members to sell at theAugust Membership Meeting. It is a good idea to make aninitial contact now with your “customers” from past yearsand secure a promise from them to buy an Outdoor Calendarfrom you. When the calendars come available, availabilitywill be announced via a special Informational E-mail. Doncan arrange delivery of your calendars if want them earlierthan the August Membership meeting or cannot attend thatmeeting to get your calendars.

VAC WEBSITE FORUMS – ARE YOU SATISFIEDWITH THE CURRENT VISIBILITY?

The VAC Leadership Team seeks comments from theMembership about the visibility to anyone logging to theVAC Web Site of some of the information in the Members’Section. Please review the subject presented in more detailelsewhere in this Angler. Think about how you feel on thequestions raised. President Vic Skakandy will ask for opinionsof members present at the July Membership Meetingconcerning the public visibility now and possible changesthat would make the Web Site more interesting and informativeto the general viewing public.

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THIS MONTHS WEB-SITE HOW TO –

HOW TO POST A MESSAGE IN THEFORUMS

Virginia Anger Club’s webmaster,

Johnny Wetlaufer, has prepared a

short lesson about how to post

messages in the forums section of

the VAC Website. Although some of

the postings in the past are fishing

reports worthy of a Pulitzer Prize,

short postings are also encouraged

to report catches, fishinginformation, items for sale and the

like. Johnny’s tutorial is located

further into the Angler.

NEXT TOURNAMENT UP,

SPADE FISH AND FLOUNDERThe next scheduled VAC tournament is

August and the species featured are

spade fish and flounder. The

tournament is August 1st.. The

presentation by Danny and Buddy

Noland at the June membership

meeting on how rig for and catch spade

fish was the first installment of a two

part series of informational

presentations for the tournament. The

second installment will be this month

and will be Greg South’s fishing for

flounder presentation.

LOCAL VCU FACULTY MEMBERAPPOINTED TO MAFMC

The Virginia Anglers Club congratulates Dr. Fred Defuron his appointment by Governor Tim Kane as therepresentative from the Commonwealth of Virginia on theMid-Atlantic Fishing Management Council. Dr. Defur isa member of the faculty of Virginia CommonwealthUniversity and lives in Richmond. If you have any issuesyou would like to be communicated to Fred to bring to theattention of the MAFMC, please contact Matt Balazik.

OCTOBER SALT WATER FISHING SEMINARPLANNED FOR OCTOBER 17-18th

Mike Ostrander is working with Bob Strepka, MarketingManager for GreenTop Sporting Goods, in planning a saltwater themed fishing seminar that is a follow up to thevery successful fresh water seminar held this spring atGreenTop. Mark this date on your calendar. As detailsare known, they will be covered in future “Backlash”columns in the Angler. With the Spring Fish Virginiaseminars already under our belt, the October functionshould be even better.

For the Leadership Team

John Wetlaufer, Sr., Director

CATCHY COMMENTSby Buddy Nolan

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Billy Nicar followed up the month on freshwater withsome high point catches. Billy had a 6-2 poundLargemouth Bass from Lake Prince on 4# spin worth306 points and the Species lead. The first of July, hecaught Rainbow Trout at Cedar Springs taking severalClub Records. Billy’s fly entry was a 4-8 on 4# flyworth 255 points. His Club Record entries were a 4-14 on 4# spin and a 4-2 on 6# general for the Rainbow’s.

Visiting Marathon, Florida the following weekend,Quinton and Billy Corbett released several largeTarpon for the non-local category. Quinton’s fish wasestimated at 85 pounds and Billy’s at 125 pounds.They were both caught with a crab on 20# general andwill be worth 150 points using the release basic weightof 45 pounds.

Wilson Nobles and Larry Allen were fishing themouth of the York River on June 13th. Wilson caughta 60-4 pound Cobia and weighed it at “Fish-On Tackle”in Deltaville. Wilson’s Cobia was caught using an eeland will take the Species and Largest leads for the year. Neither Larry nor Wilson turn in many fish each yearunless they are BIG!Fishing the surf at Hatteras Inlet, Hunter Wells turnedin a Spanish Mackerel caught on a Stingsilver. The

fish weighed 2-1 and was worth 103points. This Spanish will take the Species,Largest, Surf Division leads, and is alsoa Club Record. That’s getting the most“bang for the buck” for a single entry!Recently, Danny Noland, Ryan Noland,Jeff Doughty, Dean Winstead, andmyself fished the 4A Drydocks and TigerWrecks for Spadefish several times. Jeffhad a 3-12 on 4# using a clam for 162points. Ryan had the largest Spadefishwhich was 7-6 on 6# general. I caughtthe highest point entry which was a 6-12on 4# general for 270 points. We areseeing the larger fish on the Tiger, but

they are still managing to elude us. During the lastseveral weeks, we tagged and released over thirtySpadefish.

The summer fishing season has finally arrived! Over twenty entries have been turned in this month with

saltwater taking the lead over freshwater.

Billy Nicar had a nice 22-0 Dolphin off Hatteras the 4th ofJune, but a few days later, the June 7th weekend was even better.

Jamie Pitts, his son Justin, and Tony Horsley were catchinglarge Red Drum that weekend at the CBBT. Jamie caught a43-0 pounder, Justin a 50-0 pounder and Tony a 58 pound RedDrum worth 305 points. Tony will take the Largest and Speciesleads for Red Drum. Bernie Skydanek’s 59-0 Club Record on20# is still intact! Justin, age 13, will take the lead for theYouth Award with 263 points. Great catch Justin! All theDrum were caught on 20 pound line using crab for bait.

That same weekend, Mickey Kodroff and Jim Sheffield werefishing the deep water off Oregon Inlet and landed several fish. Mickey entered a 24 pound Amberjack on 12 fly using aGallasch popper. Bill’s poppers have fooled many anAmberjack over the years. Mickey’s fish will lead the SaltwaterFly Division and also the Largest of Species. Later thatafternoon, Mickey also landed a Club Record Blueline Tilefishon 40# braid which will be entered in the new 50# Braidcategory.

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Jamie Pitts’75lb Black Drum

Note: Recent “entry card” errors -

SCALE NO____ means the “number” assigned each scale by the VAC weigh master, Larry Allenor LOCATION_____ means a tackle shop or other weighing facility having “approved scales”APPROVED BY___ means the entry was approved by “myself or other rules committee member”DATE ______ means the date the entry card was approved by “myself or other rules committee member”

Good luck fishing,

Buddy

Scott Johnston, “the elder”, has been fishing the Piankatank River recentlywith George Atkinson. Scott has caught a nice 1-3 Croaker on 6# fly for133 points. I’m sure the Clouser was hand tied by Scott, himself!

Last but not least, Matt Balazik has been pounding the waters of the Chickahominy River lately. Matt caught a 1-9 Chain Pickerel on2# spin, a 0-8 Sunfish on 2# fly, and his best entry being a 2-4 Largemouth Bass on 2# fly worth 187 points using a topwater popper.Nice variety!

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Page 4Mike Ostrander’s 3lbSmallmouth

Tony Horsley’s 10lbCobia on Fly

Jamie Pitt’s 25lb Cobiaon Bucktail

Rob Brown with 3lb 2ozcitation Croaker

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Jumbo flounder action will peak in mid summer and we have atournament just in time to accommodate the serious flounderpounders. Popular spots for large summer flounder include thebuoy 36 area and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. To makethings more interesting we have added spadefish as a secondspecies this year. The spades will be oriented to structure andmost people use small pieces of fresh clam for bait. The tournamentis open to all Virginia waters.

We will recognize three places for heaviest weight fish andthree places for highest point fish. First = 3 pts. Second = 2 pts.Third = 1 pt. These points will apply towards the annual SaltwaterTournament Angler of the Year competition.

A fish can be entered by weight or points (angler must declarewhich category) but not both ways for 1 fish. One angler canenter up to two fish of each species so that makes a potentialof 4 entries for this 2 species event. It is possible to win bothweight and points divisions by entering 2 different fish of eachspecies.

Call in entries within 24 hours from end of tournament toAngling Activities Chairman Parks Rountrey 804-349-6001. Youcan not change the entry category once you have registeredit with the Chairman.

You do not need to fill out cards. Tournament First PlaceAwards for weight and points = Anglers Choice: Traditionalcup, $40 Greentop gift certificate or a VAC Banquet ticket.Contact Chairman to confirm event if weather is questionable.

Upcoming TournamentVirginia Flounder & Spadefish

August 1-2 (Blow Date August 8-9)

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Classifieds

VAC WEBSITE FORUMS – DISCUSSION AT JULY MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Some questions of the current visibility of two Forums on the VAC Website were discussed by the VAC LeadershipTeam. The Team is seeking opinions of Members about the current visibility and if changes are felt to be needed. President VicSkakandy will collect your opinions and ideas at the JuLY Membership Meeting.

Fishing Reports:

The Fishing Forum is visible to anyone who logs onto www.virginiaanglersclub.com. Any fishing information posted,therefore, becomes “public knowledge” and can be used by anyone logged on. There is some feeling that informationabout where the action is hot, etc. should stay within the VAC and, therefore, be kept in the Members (only) sectionof the Website. For instance, if a member posts some specific location information about a specific bite, is there thepossibility that a lot of non-members may show up at the hot spot and cause it to be crowded to the point that it isunfishable. Where do you come out on this question? Should the Fishing Forum be open to VAC Members only forposting and for reading? Maybe there is a way to post catch information to show the club is an active anglingclub while protecting the other related information that may best left to Member’s eyes only.

For Sale Forum:

The Forums section of the VAC Website has a For Sale Forum on which items for sale can be posted. The For SaleForum is currently visible only to members who have set up a Forum Account. When an account holder clicks on“Forums”, the For Sale Forum comes up in the list of Forums. The question arose should items for sale be visible tothe public? Should the public be able to post items for sale? Are the best interests of Members served by having theFor Sale section of Forums only available to Members for posting items for sale and for contacting the seller about theitem?

Postings in the Forums Section:

All forums require a pre-approved account to post messages. Currently only VAC members are approved for forumaccounts. Should we allow non-members the ability to obtain a forum account and post comments? Is the possibilityof posting of comments contrary or damaging to the mission of the VAC a significant enough possibility that postingshould be limited to account holders?

Please think about these questions. Maybe you have opinions of other changes that need to be made in the Forumssection of the VAC Website. The Leadership Team wants the features of the website to be set up to best serve theneeds of the VAC and the interests of the Membership. Vic will spend a few minutes seeking Forums related opinionsat the June Membership Meeting. Thanks in advance for your helping the Leadership Team.

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For Sale: 2005 Robalo R225 Walkaround $41,000

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New Members Steve Krienenand Tim Fuffee are shown(respectively) seated to the rightand left of Co-OrientationChairman Glenn Carter whileCo-Orientation Chairman JohnWetlaufer, Sr., stands. Thepicture was taken at the July 7th

Orientation Meeting held forSteve and John. All membersare welcome at any orientationmeeting. Attending one is agood way to brush up on yourunderstanding of the Club’ssystem of Angling Rules,organization and functionswithin the club.

MEET NEW MEMBERSSTEVE AND TIM

HOW TO: POSTINGIN THE FORUMSStarting a New Topic

Browse to the board whereyou wish to post and click theNew Topic button (positionedby default at both the top andthe bottom of the board, asshown in the User HelpIntroduction), which shouldtake you to the Start new topicscreen. While this presents anumber of options, the twomost important are theSubject field and mainMessage field (not labeled assuch, but obvious by its size).So enter your subject and start to type (or paste) your message into the main text area, noting that a message missingeither a subject or a body will not be accepted for posting until it has both. If you're happy with your plain textmessage, you can then post it by clicking the Post button and/or preview it first by clicking the Preview button, butthere are many further options available to make things that little bit more interesting.

UPDATE THIS!!

VIRGINIA ANGLERS CLUB - 5/14/09

SPECIES ANGLER WEIGHT LN DIV. PTS DATE LOCATION BAIT

2009 SPECIES LEADERS - SALTWATER

AMBERJACK, GREATER M Kodroff 24-0 12 Fly 184 6/7/09 Oregon Inlet, N. C. Gallasch PopperBASS, BLACK SEA DN Noland 4-3 2 Plug 492 6/7/09 Triangle Wrecks, Va. BucktailBASS, STRIPED F Cousins 39-0 4 Gen 650 12/30/08 Chesapeake Bay, Va Live EelBLUEFISH SC Lee 10-0 12 Plug 111 12/29/08 Rudee Inlet, Va. BucktailCOBIA W Nobles 60-4 30 Gen 194 6/13/09 York River Live EelCROAKER J P Rountrey 2-5 2 Gen 246 5/28/09 Upper Chesapeake Bay Cut BaitDRUM, BLACK J Pitts 75-8 20 Gen 215 5/23/09 CBBT ClamDRUM, RED T Horsley 58-0 20 Gen 305 6/7/09 CBBT CrabFLOUNDER, SUMMER ES Johnston 3-11 2 Gen 245 4/21/09 Rudee Inlet, Va. JigMACKEREL, SPANISH H Wells 2-1 10 Surf 103 6/14/09 Hatteras, N.C. StingsilverSEATROUT, SPOTTED R Noland 7-10 2 Plug 508 12/23/08 Elizabeth River, Va. MirrolureSHARK, OTHER BL Noland 15-0 4 Gen 100 6/28/09 Tiger Wreck, Va. Jig w/squidSPADEFISH BL Noland 6-12 4 Gen 270 6/14/09 4A Dry Docks, Va. ClamTAUTOG R Choi 4-9 6 Gen 114 4/27/09 CBBT (1st) Fiddler CrabTILEFISH, BLUELINE M Kodroff 11-0 50Braid Gen 137 6/7/09 Oregon Inlet, N. C. Ballyhoo

2009 SPECIES LEADERS - FRESHWATER

BASS, LARGEMOUTH W Nicar 6-2 4 Spin 306 6/11/09 Lake Prince, Va. Beatle SpinBASS, ROCK & ROANOKE D. Noland 0-7 2 Plug 115 2/15/09 Northwest River, Va. Silver BuddyBOWFIN R. Noland 4-3 2 Plug 209 2/17/09 Northwest River, Va. GrubCARP W. Mosley 22-0 2 Plug 687 2/7/09 Piankatank River, Va. JigCATFISH, FLATHEAD W. Mosley 36-0 6 Plug 525 2/9/09 James River, Va. JigCATFISH, BLUE ES Johnston 33-0 2 Plug 507 12/3/08 Chippokes Creek, Va. JigCRAPPIE, ALL JP Rountrey 1-11 2 Spin 267 2/13/09 James River, Va. Plastic GrubGAR, ALL F Cousins 16-0 2 Plug 581 3/22/09 James River, Va. GrubPERCH, WHITE R Noland 1-1 2 Spin 279 4/10/09 Nottoway River, Va. DartPERCH, YELLOW WS Johnston 0-14 2 Fly 291 2/26/09 Chickahominy River ClouserPICKERAL, CHAIN F Cousins 3-3 2 Spin 318 3/28/09 Lee Hall Reservoir, Va. GrubSHAD, AMERICAN R Noland 2-15 2 Plug 235 4/13/09 Nottoway River, Va. DartSHAD, HICKORY M Kodroff 2-8 4 Fly 297 3/9/09 Weldon, N.C. Shad FlySUNFISH, ALL Ryan Noland 1-10 2 Gen 345 5/20/09 Lake Prince, Va. WormTROUT, RAINBOW W Nicar 4-8 4 Fly 255 7/2/09 Cedar Springs, Va. #8 Woolybugger

2009 DIVISION LEADERS - SALTWATERSEATROUT, SPOTTED R Choi 5-11 2 Spin 379 3/22/09 Elizabeth River, Va. MirrolureSEATROUT, SPOTTED R Noland 7-10 2 Plug 508 12/23/08 Elizabeth River, Va. MirrolureAMBERJACK, GREATER M Kodroff 24-0 12 Fly 184 6/7/09 Oregon Inlet, N. C. Gallasch PopperBASS, STRIPED F Cousins 39-0 4 Gen 650 12/30/08 Chesapeake Bay, Va Live EelMACKEREL, SPANISH H Wells 2-1 10 Surf 103 6/14/09 Hatteras, N.C. Stingsilver

2009 DIVISION LEADERS - FRESHWATERPICKERAL, CHAIN F Cousins 3-3 2 Spin 318 3/28/09 Lee Hall Reservoir, Va. GrubCARP W. Mosley 22-0 2 Plug 687 2/7/09 Piankatank River, Va. JigSHAD, HICKORY M Kodroff 2-8 4 Fly 297 3/9/09 Weldon, N.C. Shad FlyCATFISH, BLUE R. Choi 42-0 4 Gen 447 2/8/09 James River, Va. Cut Bait

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2009 SPECIES LEADERS LARGEST - FRESHWATER

BASS, LARGEMOUTH J Pitts 7-0BASS, ROCK & ROANOKE D. Noland 0-7BOWFIN R. Noland 4-3CARP W. Mosley 22-0CATFISH, BLUE GN Carter 49-0CATFISH, FLATHEAD W. Mosley 36-0CRAPPIE, ALL J Pitts 1-12GAR, ALL F Cousins 16-0PERCH, YELLOW P Quisenberry 1-7PICKERAL, CHAIN F Cousins 3-3SHAD, AMERICAN M Kodroff 3-8SHAD, HICKORY M Kodroff 2-8SUNFISH, ALL R Noland 1-10TROUT, RAINBOW W Nicar 4-14

2009 SPECIES LEADERS LARGEST - SALTWATER

AMBERJACK, GREATER M Kodroff 24-0BASS, BLACK SEA DN Noland 4-3BASS, STRIPED JH Sheffield 43-8BLUEFISH SC Lee 10-0COBIA W Nobles 60-4CROAKER Rob Brown 3-2DRUM, BLACK J Pitts 75-8DRUM, RED T Horsley 58-0FLOUNDER, SUMMER ES Johnston 3-11MACKEREL, SPANISH H Wells 2-1SEATROUT, SPOTTED R Noland 7-10SHARK, OTHER BL Noland 15-0SPADEFISH Ryan Noland 7-6TAUTOG R Choi 4-9TILEFISH, BLUELINE M Kodroff 11-0

NEW CLUB RECORDS - FRESHWATERCATFISH, BLUE ES Johnston 33-0 2 Plug 507 12/3/08 Chippokes Creek, Va. JigCATFISH, BLUE GN Carter 49-0 12 Gen 340 12/15/08 James River, Va. Cut ShadCATFISH, FLATHEAD W. Mosley 36-0 6 Plug 525 2/9/09 James River, Va. JigCATFISH, FLATHEAD M Cline 20-0 2 Plug 404 3/27/09 James River, Va. Silver BuddyBASS, ROCK & ROANOKE D. Noland 0-7 2 Plug 115 2/15/09 North River, Va. Silver BuddyCARP W. Mosley 22-0 2 Plug 687 2/7/09 Piankatank River, Va. JigGAR, ALL F Cousins 16-0 2 Plug 581 3/22/09 James River, Va. GrubTROUT, RAINBOW W Nicar 4-2 6 Gen 117 7/1/09 Cedar Springs, Va. Night CrawlerTROUT, RAINBOW W Nicar 4-14 4 Spin 221 7/1/09 Cedar Springs, Va. Panther Martin Spinner

C.V. KINNARD AWARD COMPETITION - thru 7/10/09

ANGLER FIRSTS SECONDS THIRDS PLACES POINTS AVERAGE

Fred Cousins 1 1 1 3 1548 516

Ryan Noland 1 1 1 3 1330 443

Billy Nicar 1 0 2 3 757 252

Will Mosley 1 0 0 1 687 687

Danny Noland 1 0 0 1 492 492

Rob Choi 0 1 0 1 379 379

Eddy Johnston 0 1 0 1 245 245

Parks Rountrey 0 1 0 1 164 164

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NEW CLUB RECORDS - SALTWATERSEATROUT, SPOTTED R Noland 7-10 2 Plug 508 12/23/08 Elizabeth River, Va. MirrolureSEATROUT, SPOTTED R Noland 5-10 6 Plug 225 12/23/08 Elizabeth River, Va. MirrolureSEATROUT, SPOTTED R Noland 4-6 8 Plug 145 12/23/08 Elizabeth River, Va. MirrolureBASS, STRIPED JH Sheffield 43-8 8 Gen 483 12/17/08 Fisherman's Island, Va. Live EelCROAKER Rob Brown 3-2 8 Gen 194 5/28/09 Upper Chesapeake Bay Cut BaitMACKEREL, SPANISH H Wells 2-1 10 Surf 103 6/14/09 Hatteras, N.C. StingsilverTILEFISH, BLUELINE M Kodroff 11-0 50 Braid Gen 137 6/7/09 Oregon Inlet, N. C. Ballyhoo

TOP YOUTH CATCHES - SALTWATER (LOCAL)DRUM, RED Justin Pitts 50-0 20 Gen 263 6/7/09 CBBT Crab

TOP YOUTH CATCHES - FRESHWATER (LOCAL)SHAD, HICKORY Janie Willis 1-13 2 Spin 205 4/9/09 James River, Va. Dart

HIGHEST POINT NON-LOCAL CATCHES (SALTWATER)

SAILFISH, PACIFIC Q Corbett 90 30 Gen 191 3/17/09 Puerto Jamenez, Costa Rica BallyhooJACK, CRAVELLE Q Corbett 11-6 12 Gen 103 3/20/09 Puerto Jamenez, Costa RicaSNAPPER, OTHER Q Corbett 8-0 12 Gen 116 3/20/09 Puerto Jamenez, Costa Rica SardinePOMPANO, AFRICAN Q Corbett 8-0 12 Gen 100 3/20/09 Puerto Jamenez, Costa Rica SardineSNAPPER, RED Q Corbett 8-0 12 Gen 128 3/20/09 Puerto Jamenez, Costa Rica SardineTARPON B Shepherd Rel.(45) 12 Fly 321 6/1/09 Islamorda, Florida Black Death FlyTARPON Q Corbett Rel.(45) 20 Gen 150 6/12/09 Marathon, Florida CrabTARPON W Corbett Rel.(45) 20 Gen 150 6/13/09 Marathon, Florida Crab

NEXT MEETING:Tuesday, JuLY 28th at Skilligallee’s

P.O. BOX 31494RICHMOND VA 23294-1494

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