Beachside Barracudas Fishing Club - 2023 Spring Tournament
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Beachside Barracudas Fishing Club - 2023 Spring Tournament
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Jim Cronin
James.Cronin@stjohns.k12.fl.us
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Beachside Barracudas Fishing Club
2023 Spring Tournament
March 4 - May 6, 2023
This is an internal tournament for Beachside High School Fishing Club Members Only. All other angler registrations will be removed.
The Beachside High School fishing club was organized in 2022 in St. Johns County, Florida. Our purpose is simple; connect people with nature through the development of fishing techniques and skills. The goal is to produce conservation-minded young people that will pass the knowledge they acquire along to future generations.
This tournament is a four species tournament that includes Largemouth Bass, Redfish, Flounder, and Spotted Seatrout. The tournament is for Beachside High School Fishing Club members only. Each club member will be provided a code to login to the iAngler Tournament app.
Target Species:
- Largemouth Bass
- Redfish
- Flounder
- Spotted Seatrout
Tournament Boundaries - All bodies of water in the following counties:
- Nassau
- Duval
- Clay
- St. Johns
- Flagler
Tournament Schedule:
- Lines in the water on 3/4/23 @ 7:00AM
- Lines out of the water on 5/6/23 @ 5:00PM
- Awards will be handled at a future club meeting.
Scoring Guidelines:
- 1 inch of fish equals 1 point. Ex. a 22 inch bass is worth 22 points.
- Log every allowable (per the tournament rules) fish caught over the nine-week tournament and we will total your four longest fish. This is your final score.
- The tiebreaker is the number of total allowable fish logged into the iAngler Tournament app. This means, if you log a 17 inch bass, that fish would not count in your total number of fish caught because the rules state the minimum size for bass is 18 inches.
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Website: https://www-bhs.stjohns.k12.fl.us
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Events & Schedule
Lines in the water
03/04/2023 07:00 AM
Lines out of the water
05/06/2023 05:00 PM
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The following rules are in place for this tournament:
- Largemouth Bass must be a minimum of 18 inches from mouth to the tail fork to count. Do not pinch the tail.
- Redfish must be between 18 and 27 inches from the mouth to the pinched tail to count. You must pinch the tail on Redfish.
- Flounder must be a minimum of 14 inches from the mouth to the tip of the tail to count.
- Spotted Seatrout must be between 15 and 19 inches from mouth to the tail to count. ONE oversized Spotted Seatrout per day may be logged into iAngler. Do not pinch the tail.
- All fish must be caught with a rod and reel, NO cast nets allowed.
- Live bait, dead bait, and artificial lures are permitted.
- Any entries into iAngler that fall outside the minimum or maximum lengths of the specified fish will not count towards your total number of fish caught.
- You must use the official measuring device as provided by Mr. Cronin.
Scoring Guidelines:
- 1 inch of fish equals 1 point. Ex. a 22 inch bass is worth 22 points.
- Log every allowable (per the tournament rules) fish caught over the nine-week tournament and we will total your four longest fish. This is your final score.
- The tiebreaker is the number of total allowable fish logged into the iAngler Tournament app. This means, if you log a 17 inch bass, that fish would not count in your total number of fish caught because the rules state the minimum size for bass is 18 inches.
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You must sign a liability waiver. Under 18 years of age, needs a parent’s signature or they will not be allowed to compete.