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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2022 Sportfishing Tournaments............................................ 4 Rockin’ & Reelin’ Fishing Tournament ................................ 6 Eclectic Esthetics: Tips for Skincare..................................... 8 Venice Yacht Club.............................................................. 10 Marine Resource Directory.......................................... 14 - 15 Local Marinas & Yacht Clubs..................................... 16 & 18 IGFA Release Recommendations ...................................... 19 Preparing for a Storm................................................... 20 - 21 Folow this Dematologists Tips for a safer time inthe sun...... 22 Directory of Businesses and Services............................. 23 - 24

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June 29 Pensacola International Billfish Tournament July 3 Pensacola, FL Pensacola July 4

World Cup Blue Marlin Championship World Wide

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Key West Marlin Tournament

Aug. 10 Texas Legends Billfish Tournament Aug. 14 Port Aransas, TX Aug. 11 The White Marlin Shootout Aug. 13 Pensacola, FL Pensacola Aug. 13 Annual LOOP Billfish Tournament Aug. 17 Madeira Beach Marina Madeira Beach

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Nov. 18 PELAGIC Florida Swordfish Shootout Nov. 20 Florida Wide


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The tournament begins on Friday, September 2 at 5 pm and will conclude with the final weighin on Saturday, September 3 at 5pm. It will begin at the Charlotte Harbor in Port Charlotte, Florida and will conclude down the road at the Four Points Sheraton in Punta Gorda, Florida. With prizes up to $14,625, anglers should be aware of which option they think will suit them best. Entering the Rockin’ and Reelin’ Fishing tournament requires boats to have a minimum of two anglers for inshore competitors and a minimum of four for offshore boats. The price per inshore entry is $350 and $450 for an offshore entry. Any additional anglers apart from the required two and four, respectively, will be an additional $50 per angler. Proceeds from the Third Annual Rockin’ and Reelin’ Tournament will benefit several charities and local organizations in the Port Charlotte community. This year, you can be part of an event that supports the following: • Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Sun Coast • Future Builders of America • Port Charlotte High School NJROTC • Charlotte-DeSoto Building Industry Association Showing support for the local Port Charlotte community is important, and what better way to do so than participating in or watching a fishing tournament.

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If you think you can land the biggest fish in Port Charlotte, test your skills at the Third Annual Rockin’ and Reelin’ Inshore/ Offshore Fishing Tournament in Port Charlotte, FL. And even if you don’t consider yourself a top-quality fisherman, you and your family can still spectate the event and watch the final weigh-in to see who takes home the grand prize.


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Spa sees the toll the Florida sun takes on your skin! Here are some helpful tips to keep your skin protected and prevent premature aging!

Cleansing is crucial to protecting your skin from the effects of daily exposure to sun, salt water and increased humidity! To bring life to environmentally challenged skin our ASCP Award Winning Green Tea Citrus Cleanser is the perfect choice with its powerful antioxidants, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial ingredients to sooth inflammation, reduce irritation & restore your skin to optimal balance! Vitamin C serum has numerous antiaging benefits but also works as a sun damage protectant. Follow toner with our Citrus-C Nourishing Serum for a powerful anti-oxidant cream that offers UV protection, lightens dark spots, lessens the appearance of wrinkles and boosts collagen production within the skin. It not only brightens dark spots, but will prevent new spots from appearing! Essential for those who are active outdoors!

FOR GLOWING RADIANT SKIN!

With the heat, comes sweat which causes pores to open and clog. Follow your night time cleansing with our refreshing Cucumber Hydration Toner to calm and smooth skin, refine texture and minimize the size and appearance of pores. Mist on face while yachting to keep your skin hydrated all day long!

Heavy moisturizers clog pores leading to acne and inflammation! Our Light Aloe Moisturizer is perfect for summertime with an abundance of antioxidants and skin-soothing ingredients to protect the skin from irritation and environmental damage all while illuminating your skin tone! It improves surface hydration and develops a bright complexion resistant to breakouts!

Water is essential for your skin and It takes just 15 minutes for the sun’s UV rays to damage your skin! Choose a sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher and noncomedogenic, preferably, to prevent clogged pores and potential acne breakouts.

that includes hydration on the inside! When you’re hydrated you can help your skin recover from the damaging effects of the Florida sun and after a sunburn...though it’s best to avoid those in the first place!

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Exfoliation is key to keeping your skin looking fresh and youthful! Professional facials provide exfoliation at a deeper level accelerating cell regrowth and turnover leaving your skin glowing and revived!Visit us at Eclectic Esthetics for a relaxing and rejuvenating Anti-Aging Facial and maximize your skin care routine! Our Lemon Honey Signature Facial and ocean inspired Blue Aqua Seaweed Facial have the perfect blend of nourishing anti-aging ingredients and will leave your skin looking radiant and beautiful! e c l e c t i c e s t h e t i c s . g l o s s g e n i u s . c o m 10% off

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More than just a Yacht Club! The Venice Yacht Club and Marina sets on the shores of Roberts Bay and makes an ideal location for water lovers and boaters alike. Our private marina, in close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, is the envy of several Florida Yacht Clubs. The connection to the water is a way of life for our members. We have the facilities, reciprocity and programs to accommodate your love of boating and provide plenty of opportunities for relaxation, social interaction and dining on the water.

and a full-service Marina team that oversees your every need. With 100’ fuel dock, we provide our members access to bring friends by boat for lunch or dinner.

Our state-of-the-art docks are complete with connections for potable water and pump out, as well as up to 100-amp electrical service. Amenities include a security system, a fire extinguishing system, and a fuel dock. Our members enjoy discounted gas and diesel fuels and full time dockmaster We have 71 slips ranging from services. The Club’s docks are in 25’ lift slips to a 120’ tee dock. a protected area just inside the We provide a safe harbor for all Venice Inlet. www.veniceyachtclub.com

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Several membership options are available to suit differing circumstances. We look forward to providing you and your family more information on how you can become a member of our growing family. 941-483-3625 vycdockmaster@veniceyachtclub.com


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Piling Wrap is a great way to protect your dock pilings as well as yourself. The Pile Wrapper provides excellent protection to the piling itself, extending life of the wood and avoiding costly replacements and is maintenance free.

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MARINE RESOURCE DIRECTORY FOR SARASOTA & CHARLOTTE COUNTIES FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION FWC Wildlife Alert Hotline 888-404-FWCC (3922) To report marine violations, boating accidents, and marine mammal injuries or strandings. Cell Phones *FWC or #FWC, depending on your service provider FWC Southwest Regional Office (Lakeland)

863-648-3200

FWC’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute 727-896-8626 (St. Petersburg) For information on Florida’s marine resources and marine research FWC’s Marine Fish Kill Hotline 800-636-0511 To report a fish kill diseased or abnormal fish in your area FWC’s Red Tide Status Line

866-300-9399 (Florida) 727-552-2448 (outside Florida) To hear a recording about red tide conditions throughout the state

U.S. COAST GUARD Rescue Station (24 hours) Sector Office National Response Center To report oil spills and maritime emergencies

VHF Channel 16 727-824-7534 800-424-8802

U.S. Coast Guard Auxillary, Seventh District 941-697-2273 Division Eight, Flotilla 87 (Lemon Bay-Placida Harbor) Division Nine, Flotilla 98 (Charlotte Harbor) For information on boating skills and safety courses offered locally

BOATU.S. FOUNDATION

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For information on boating skills and safety courses offered locally

NOAA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Recorded forecast Tampa Bay (including Charlotte Harbor) NOAA Weather Radio For 24-hour weather and marine forecasts

813-645-2506/2507/2508 162.4/162.475 MHz

AQUATIC PRESERVES

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Lemon Bay, Cape Haze, Pine Island Sound, 941-575-5861 Gasparilla Sound-Charlotte Habor, Matlacha Pass For more information about Florida’s protected coastal waters


NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES Island Bay, Matlacha Pass, Pine Island Sound 239-472-1100 For more information about National Wildlife Refuges around Charlotte Harbor

STATE PARKS Charlotte Harbor Preserve 941-575-5861 Stump Pass Beach, Don Pedro Island, 941-964-0375 Gasparilla Island, Cayo Costa For more information about Florida’s natural and cultural lands

NOAA FISHERIES SERVICE Southeast Regional Office (St. Petersburg) 727-824-5301 For more information about marine fisheries in federal waters Charlotte County UF/IFAS Extension Florida Sea Grant 941-764-4340 For extension bulletins on the conservation and use of marine and coastal resources Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program 239-338-2556 Partnership to protect the natural environment from Venice to Bonita Springs to Winter Haven Peace River Wildlife Center 941-637-3830 For assistance with sick, injured wildlife in the Charlotte Harbor/Peace River area.

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LOCAL MARINAS & YACHT CLUBS

OSPREY-NOKOMIS

Casey Key Marina & Yacht Club...................................(941) 966-4555 Gulf Harbor Marina ....................................................(941) 488-7734 www.gulfharbormarina.com Phillippi Harbor Club....................................................(941) 925-3214 www.phillipiharbor.com Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club...................................(941) 966-4237 www.southbaycommunity.com

VENICE

Crow’s Nest Marina......................................................(941) 484-9551 www.crowsnest-venice.com Fisherman’s Wharf Marina............................................(941) 486-0500 www.fisheremanswharffl.com Roberts Bay Marina......................................................(941) 677-2299 www.robertsbaymarina.com Tarpon Marina...............................................................(215) 317-6843 www.tarponmarinavenice.weebly.com

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Venice Yacht Club.........................................................(941) 488-7708 www.veniceyachtclub.com


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CAPE HAZE

Cape Haze Marina .......................................................(941) 698-1110 www.capehazemarina.com Gasparilla Marina .........................................................(941) 697-2280 www.gasparillamarina.com Palm Harbour Marina ..................................................(941) 697-4356 www.palm-harbourmarina.com Royal Palm Marina........................................................(941) 475-6882 www.royalpalmmarina.com Stump Pass Marina ......................................................(941) 697-2206 www.stumppassmarina.net

CHARLOTTE HARBOR

Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club........................................(941) 629-5131 www.charlotteharboryc.com Fishermen’s Village Marina...........................................(941) 575-3000 www.fishville.com/marina Isles Yacht Club.............................................................(941) 639-7551 www.islesyc.com Laishley Park Municipal Marina....................................(941) 575-0142 www.laishleymarina.com Riviera Marina...............................................................(941) 258-8336 Safe Harbor Burnt Store Marina...................................(941) 637-0083 www.shmarinas.com

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IGFA RELEASE RECOMMENDATIONS Modifying the types of hooks you use can significantly affect a fish’s chances for survival after it is released. When fishing with natural bait (dead or alive), IGFA strongly encourages the use of non-offset circle hooks. Extensive research on species from salmon to sailfish has demonstrated that circle hooks gut hook significantly fewer fish without sacrificing catch rates. Lures that have treble hooks should have the barbs bent down or removed to facilitate easier hook removal. Interested in the science behind circle hooks? Read Circle hooks, 'J' hooks and drop-back time: a hook performance study of the south Florida recreational live-bait fishery for sailfish, Istiophorus platypterus published in Fisheries Management and Ecology in 2007.

If you’re not going to photograph your fish or document it for record purposes, the best method is to not remove the fish from the water. In-water releases can be aided by the use of de-hooking devices that eliminate the need to boat the fish and keep hands safe distances away from the fish. If the fish has swallowed the hook, it is much better for the angler to cut the leader as close to the fish as possible, rather than trying to forcibly remove the hook. If a fish needs to be removed from the water to remove the hook and/or document it for record purposes, anglers should use either their hands or knotless, rubberized landing net. Most small to moderately large sized fish can be landed by hand. Ideally, this should be done with wet hands or soft, wet gloves to minimize slime and scale loss. Lip gripping devices may be used to help subdue fish. However, they should not be used to hoist fish vertically out of the water, as this can cause damage to jaw muscle and bone as well as to internal organs. The best method for removing fish from the water is to grip the fish or the lower jaw and support the fish’s underside. Again, the point is always to hold fish horizontally and not vertically.

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outh Florida is one of the most vulnerable areas on the United States coast for a hurricane. In 1992, Hurricane Andrew, the most powerful storm in Miami-Dade County, registering as a Category V, and the third strongest in U.S. history with sustained winds in excess of 155 mph, came ashore and destroyed many marinas in south Miami-Dade County. Hurricanes that exceed 110 mph can be expected to occur in south Florida about once every 10 years. The population of Miami-Dade County continues to increase, bringing many boaters with little hurricane experience. The wind will be the biggest enemy. There are several things to do to help minimize its overwhelming affects. Knowing how to secure your boat and where to keep your boat are the two primary concerns. The most important thing to remember is DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE! Being prepared in advance by having a plan and practicing your plan will help to protect your life and property.

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Follow this dermatologist’s tips for a safer time in the sun

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Southwest Florida’s warm gulf waters are paradise found for the discriminating boater and fisherman. But hours - even minutes, of exposure to the sun’s intense rays can do a lifetime of damage to our skin. “We are here to enjoy the outdoors and all benefits of this beautiful area,” said Venice Avenue Dermatologist, Jeffrey R. Hunek, M.D. “So go ahead. Go out and boat, fish, swim, and enjoy the beach just do so sensibly and with the proper protection.” Dr. Hunek offers his sun protection guide for those on and off the water: Clothing counts • Clothing is your best protection. Choose lightweight sun protective clothing with a tight weave and a UPF rating of 50 or higher, and cover as much skin as possible. Long sleeves, gloves, neck gaters or buffs, are all great ways to shield your skin from the sun. Pick a sunscreen, any sunscreen • There are so many choices for sunscreen. Don’t overthink it. Find the one you like the best and use it every day - on all exposed skin. Choose and SPF of 30 or higher. Dr. Hunek says his favorite sunscreen is the one you will actually use. • Lay it on thick and reapply. Make sure you use enough of it. At least a shot glass full of sunscreen each time you apply. A bottle should not last very long, especially when applying every hour or so. • Apply to ALL exposed areas of skin. Don’t forget your feet! Avoid peak sun hours • Watch the UV index and avoid peak times, usually between 10 am and 2pm.

Throw some shade • Or at least seek shade when you can. If you can’t find natural shade out on the open water, create it yourself. Consider installing a bimini top on your boat, it’s a great way to block the sun’s intense rays. Don’t forget your shades • Choose sunglasses with good coverage all around the eyes. When on correctly, they should prevent light from reaching the eyes from the frame’s corners. This helps to protect the delicate skin around the eyes, too. Put a lid on it • Carry your shade with you and wear a wide brimmed hat. The skin on your face will thank you. Check yourself • Skin cancer won’t check itself. Perform monthly self-skin exams. If you notice any changes…. Seek professional help • Even if you don’t notice a change, it helps to get a second pair of (professional) eyes on your skin yearly. Make sure to schedule an annual exam with a dermatology provider. Jeffrey R. Hunek, M.D., has practiced dermatology in Charlotte and Sarasota counties since 2005. His office is located in Venice at 897 E. Venice Ave., Suite A. He is board certified by the American Board of Dermatology, and is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. Dr. Hunek provides comprehensive dermatology care for adolescents and adults. While specializing in skin cancer detection and treatment, he also has an interest in medical dermatology, including psoriasis, eczema, acne, rosacea, skin infections, and autoimmune diseases. He utilizes dermoscopy when evaluating all patients to provide the most thorough evaluation. He is a member of the Florida Society of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery and the Sarasota Dermatological Society. Dr. Hunek may be reached at 941/486-1404 or www.VeniceAveDerm.com


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