Mens
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2007 Newsletters
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Sheepshead Records
For those of you that fish for Sheepshead, and just so you will know when you fish the El Cheapo Sheepshead Tournament, The El Cheapo Tournament Record is 12 Lbs 9 oz, caught 2/28/09 by Shawn Parness at Mayport Florida. The Florida State Record is 15 Lbs 2 oz, caught 1/29/81 by Eugene Lechler at […]
Tournament Reef
In 1932 a proud new 225′ freighter was built in Leith, Scotland. With cabins of inlaid wood from around the world and tall masts she was as graceful as she was functional. For years she was a coastal freighter in European waters. During World War II, she was a supply ship ferrying arms and supplies […]
Hypothermia
As we move into January and the colder months, we normally think more about staying warm when fishing in the cold, windy weather. Also, since the Captain of a vessel is responsible for the safety of his/her vessel and the crew, all Captains should be giving some thought to the prevention of hypothermia. Hypothermia can […]
Kingfishing Rigging Seminar
Hay everyone, Summer is here and the Kingfish are also here! We also have some big Kingfish Tournaments coming up, First there is the Kingbuster 400 running from June 12th through the 14th, then the JOSFC Kingfish Tune-Up on June 27th and of course the big one, the Greater Jacksonville Kingfish Tournament running the week of […]
Captain of the Year
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2006 Newsletters
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Frank Joura Tournament Director
The 11th Annual El Cheapo Sheepshead Tournament began Saturday February 26 under perfect weather conditions. The water was calm and the tempature was in the low 60’s. By weigh-in time it was sunny in the mid 70’s with a light breeze, and some great catches were brought to the scales by both the Captains and […]
Hospital Grounds
Most of these reefs run from Southeast to Northwest, with ledges from offering from 5- to 10-foot drop-offs. There are also several deep holes in the area. The HG is typically an early hot spot for amberjack and bonito, followed by other striking fish.