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The award-winning organization Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing! has a chapter in Southeast Florida. We meet on the second Wednesday evening of each month, promptly at 7 PM with a social hour from 6-7 PM, unless otherwise noted. Our chapter has members from Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties.
Lee Lavery, President of the Southeast Florida Chapter of Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing! invites all women interested in the sport to our monthly meetings. Ladies from beginners to tournament champions are welcome to attend. For more information, contact Lee Lavery at
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PDF links to handoutsHere are pdfs of the articles Lee has spoken about at our meetings. Green Cleaners Fish Adventures 2012 |
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Turtle Project - Sea Turtle Oversight Protection HelpersLetter from Justin Gould: Date: Saturday, September 11, 2010, 3:58 PM Dear friends. I personally took this video footage on South Ft. Lauderdale beach on September 1st 2010. As you can see, we have a HUGE problem. This issue has completely consumed the lives of our volunteers and must be stopped. I am sharing this with you to PLEA for your help to expose this dark secret in Ft. Lauderdale so we can put an end to it once and for all. I lost an entire nest this morning (9/12) to these very same lights and was only able to recover four.
Thank you. PLEASE Share on Facebook, Twitter, Email, Blogs Write letters to code, the mayor, the press... YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Thank you, Justin Gould VP Sea Turtle Oversight Protection
Reminder Letter from Debbie Posting your log and reports on Angel of the Seas web site:
Hi ladies, This is just a reminder that you should be reporting your cool sea turtle stories on the Angels of the Seas web site. It is SO easy!!! Many of you have made great postings on there. Here is how easy it is to do! - Visit the web site at http://angelsoftheseas.com/
- Click the "Forum" link
- Click on "Register"
- Fill out the easy registration form
- Once you receive your log in information in your e-mail, click on the confirmation link
- Once on the web site, enter the forum.
- Read some of the other posts to see what others have been posting
- Make your own post!
Really ladies, it is so easy. If you have any difficulties, contact Betty Bauman or contact me, Debby Bradford We are nearly to the home stretch now and it's turtlepalooza out there, hatchlings everywhere! Please give the time that you can to help turtle babies safely enter the water. Thank you for all you do. I'm so proud to be a member of this chapter! Debby Bradford
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Excertp by Capatin Lanny. If you missed this local adventure, you missed a great educational afternoon, plus the chance to be with your fun-loving club members. On Saturday, February 26th, the long anticipated Boater 101 adventure took place at Jimbo's Seafood in Dania Beach. Twenty plus arrived ready to learn. Lee and Deb Ladig brought their boats as "guinea pigs" Thank you very much gals!! After a 40 minute basic class over Bloody Mary's, by Capt Lanny, we were ready to board the boats for hands on instruction. Although we did not leave the dock, we learned what makes the perfect guest aboard someone else's boat, how to use a radio, tie knots, all about anchoring, and many other discussions were had.
By the end of the course all had learned to be that good guest and valuable mate aboard someone else's boat. It is very important when you are invited as a guest to ask the following before arriving for a fun day of fishing. The highlights were... "what can I bring?" "may I bring one favorite pole?" Do not wear black marking soles or high heels. Ask your skipper the rules of the boat before leaving the dock and ask how may I help you through out the trip? If you don't understand, ask and your skipper and they will explain.
If you get seasick it may not be a good idea to ride along unless you plan on "toughing it out." Bring some baggies in case you catch fish. Bring some cash to help pay for gas. (this is more important than ever now that prices are soaring) Help to clean the boat. Most important if you are new to fishing watch watch, watch and learn learn, learn. Some fisher women (Lee) ha ,ha are very intense while fishing and must raise the fish by quiet telepathy. I personally heard from several" I do not go out cause I have no one to go with". You will after this course. Skippers, don't be afraid to lay the ground rules. It is your boat and your decisions as to what to expect from guests.
After our training we had a wonderful lunch by the water watching the boats and learning about WAKE and no wake as the boats rocked at the dock. So if you missed this adventure, don't forget to attend the next one. We always have a great time.
Capt Lanny |
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