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2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 9th, 2008, 6:14 pm
by jsuber
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March 28 & 29 2008
3-28 Captains Meeting at Advantage Marine in Medart Florida at 7:00 PM
3-29 Tournament begins at first light announced at Mandatory Captains meeting

This is a Charity Tournament benefitting Elder Care Services Meals on Wheels Program.

All Proceed go to Elder Care Services.




We are located south of Tallahassee Florida, and fishing is available from Cape San Blas to Steinhatchee, Fl.

Longest Slam of Flounder, Redfish and Trout.

Largest Flounder Division
Largest Redfish Division
Largest Trout Division

There will be a Kayak for first place in each division
There will be a AT Paddle and PFD for Second Place in each Division
There will be a Capt. Dick Stakeout Pole for 3rd Place in each Division

Plenty of items to raffle off too.

Free food and drinks at the event during and after the tournament.

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Forum at:
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Thanks to Chris for his hard work building the site for us.

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 9th, 2008, 9:31 pm
by Chalk
Does each judge get a kayak :-D

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 9th, 2008, 11:29 pm
by jsuber
Depends on who wins!

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 15th, 2008, 1:09 pm
by jsuber
Wildwood Inn has a special rate for the tournament. They blocked off 20 rooms with twin queen sized beds at $69.00 per night if you use the code FCKA. They have a restaraunt, bar, and golf course next door.

3896 Coastal Highway(98)
Crawfordville, FL 32327
(850) 926-4455

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USE FCKA Code for $69.00 rate on March 26-29 2008. I recommend you call the front desk to make reservations and this is a nice Motel that is green guide freindly.

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Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 15th, 2008, 3:01 pm
by MudDucker
How do you define Kayak? For instance, I've got a 24 foot proline Kayak...ya'll gonna discrminate :smt009

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 15th, 2008, 4:25 pm
by jsuber
The spirit of this contest is to provide an environment for individuals with equal equipment to compete against each other in kayaks and canoes. When I fish against boats in my kayak I am assuming the risk of losing by handicaping myself. Maybe one weekend we will have a tournament where a boat and a kayak will be on a team and compete against other teams.

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 15th, 2008, 9:13 pm
by MudDucker
jsuber wrote:The spirit of this contest is to provide an environment for individuals with equal equipment to compete against each other in kayaks and canoes. When I fish against boats in my kayak I am assuming the risk of losing by handicaping myself. Maybe one weekend we will have a tournament where a boat and a kayak will be on a team and compete against other teams.
So what you are saying is that you be discriminating...outa be a law :smt010 :smt005 :smt005

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 15th, 2008, 9:15 pm
by tin can
Mud, I bet Suber would let you compete if you left your outboard prop and trolling motor at home, and paddle your 24' kayak. :wink:

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 16th, 2008, 6:54 am
by MudDucker
tin can wrote:Mud, I bet Suber would let you compete if you left your outboard prop and trolling motor at home, and paddle your 24' kayak. :wink:
Now that would be okay...... if I could use my airboat instead :smt005 I mean after all, no motor/prop touches the water with the airboat, just like with a Kayak :-D

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 16th, 2008, 9:58 am
by jsuber
As long as you turn that rop on your airboat with a hand crank.

You can use this if you take off the trolling motor and battery and paddle it.

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Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: January 16th, 2008, 6:00 pm
by MudDucker
jsuber wrote:As long as you turn that rop on your airboat with a hand crank.

You can use this if you take off the trolling motor and battery and paddle it.

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I do, I do...I use my hand to turn the key in the switch to get it to crank :smt004

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: February 5th, 2008, 10:45 pm
by jsuber
Okay folks. We got a lot of prizes, with 5 kayaks, PFD's, paddles, and lots more stuff.

Hobie has donated a Hobie Revolution for the Longest Slam which is combined total length of a Flounder, Redfish, & Trout.
TNT Hideaway has donated a Heritage Redfish 12 for the Longest Redfish Division.
Sunjammers of Panama City has donated a Wilderness Systems Tarpon 160i for the longest Trout, and
Wilderness Way has donated a Tan Perception Search 15 witt rudder for the longest Flounder.

You can only win in one division. Except everyone is open for the Redfish Spot Division.

Redfish with the most spots on one side wins a Spot Messenger with a 1 year subscription to the service. In case of tie, longest Redfish wins. Still a tie goes to the Redfish that was checked in first.

38 Giftbags left and Wilderness Way has donated a Tan Perception Search 15 with Rudder for biggest Flounder. Word is there will be a Ride 135 donated and we will auction it off. Bidding will begin at $300.00 so bring your checkbook.

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Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: March 20th, 2008, 9:17 am
by jsuber
92 People signed up for the March 28,29 2008 Tournament. Looks like we are gonna hit our target of 100 people ( and I wanted to also thank South Georgia Outdoors for their donation. I swear I went in there just to buy some stuff. Which I did. ) Thanks to all of the sponsors that are helping to support Meals on Wheels,

Thanks to:

TnT Hideaway
Wilderness Way
Sunjammers
South Georgia Outdoors
The Inn at Wildwood
Gaff Magazine
Florida Fishing Weekly
Adventure Technology
Kayak Angler Magazine
Kayak Fisherman Magazine
Capt Dick Enterprises
MTI
Bull Frog
Spot MEssenger
Okuma
Lowrance
Kevins Sporting Goods
Attwood
Tsunami
DOA
Mirrolure
Bite-a-bait
Capt Chris Oaks
Capt Jodi Campbell
Capt Randy Peart
Gary Walker
A to Z Embroidary
Sea Tow
Siemens
Rite in the Rain
Keith McNeil Plumbing
Pepsi of Tallahassee
Demont Insurance And Financial Services
Kayak Fishing Stuff
Hobie
Perception
Wilderness Systems
Pure Fishing
Polar Bear Coolers
Southern Homes Design and Construction
and everyone at Advantage Marine.

Re: 2008 Forgotten Coast Kayak Fishing Classic

Posted: March 26th, 2008, 7:59 pm
by Eerman
Looks like you've done a great job Jeff, congrats :thumbup: