APRIL 9TH, 2022 - Canterbury School of Florida
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 EVENT FLYER 02 ABOUT US 03 INFORMATION 04 REMINDERS 05 WINNERS 06 SUBMISSIONS 07 AWARDS 08 SPONSORSHIP/GET INVOLVED
01 All-Release Fishing Tournament AUCTION FAMILY FUN PRIZES Not interested in fishing? Bid on Silent Auction Items There is something for everyone! OVER $2,000 IN CASH Register for just the after party! Food and family fun including an PRIZES! inflatable slide and face painting! Categories: Snook, Redfish, Trout 15th Annual Tournament Info: Adult Angler $80.00, Youth Angler $25.00 After party only: Adults $15.00, Kids Ages 6-12 $5.oo, Kids 5 & under FREE Tournament Registration includes: Captains Meeting, Tournament, and After-party! The tournament will feature cash awards for adult anglers, awards and prizes for youth fishing anglers, raffles, auction, and after-tournament awards celebration! Fishing Area: All of intercoastal Tampa Bay, inside of Egmont Key Fishing Time: Saturday, April 9th from 6:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. After-party to follow 1:00- 4:00 p.m. at SPYC Marina In the event that the 9th is rained out, your entry fee will become a tax-deductible donation to CSF Marine studies. Register now! Canterburycup@canterburyflorida.org canterburyflorida.org/community/special- events/canterbury-cup-registration 727-521-5922
02 Marine Studies at Canterbury School of Florida Founded in 1968 as a co-educational, Each year, the Marine Studies department hosts a non-profit college-preparatory day family-friendly Catch and Release Fishing Tournament school, Canterbury School of Florida is fundraiser to help support the Marine Studies a community of diverse individuals program and conservation efforts that benefit our sharing a common goal – to educate local Tampa Bay environment, some of which include the whole child. marsh grass restoration, dolphin research, SCUBA program, coastal cleanups, green infrastructure, and Canterbury's Mission: Canterbury marine science education. School of Florida educates and nurtures the whole child in mind, This year, our goal is to improve our technology and body, and spirit in preparation for outdoor facilities to bring state of the art science college and an honorable life as a outdoors! We would like to increase accessibility to responsible steward of our world. our campus STEAM Garden area by installing shade sails and a sitting area, a classroom set of wireless Marine Studies at Canterbury is a field microscopes, and Vernier hands-on data school-wide program for students in collection technologies, as well as create funds for PK3 - Grade 12, focusing on all aspects student program scholarships! Today's experiences of marine science and environmental create tomorrows leaders! education. We are proud to be the very first Cousteau Divers partner school in the world! ABOUT US
03 INFORMATION RULES AND INFORMATION Tournament info: The tournament will feature cash awards for adult anglers, awards and prizes for youth fishing anglers, raffles, online auction, and a virtual after- tournament awards celebration. Fishing Area All of Tampa Bay, inside of Egmont Key Fishing Time Saturday, April 9, 2022 from 6:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. In the event that the 9th is rained out, your entry fee will become a tax- deductible donation to CSF Marine studies. Tournament Awards/After Party 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at St. Petersburg Yacht Club Marina on Snell Isle, 1305 Snell Isle Blvd. NE Parking for Awards/After Party: Available down side streets. Please be courteous and respect all street rules. Catch and Release The goal of this catch-and-release tournament is to release fish as quickly as possible with as little injury to the fish as possible. To meet this goal, please work as quickly and as carefully as you can to remove the hook, take a photo, and return the fish to the water as soon as possible. Please try to handle fish with wet hands to avoid damage to the fish’s slime layer. Before releasing the fish in the water, try to gently force water over its gills to help revive it. Studies have shown that fish have a good chance of survival if steps are taken to ensure a fast and healthy release. Teams May include up to four registered anglers (including the captain).
04 DNIM NI PEEK OT SGNIHT REMINDERS: All participants must complete the Canterbury Assumption of the Risk Waiver of Liability and attend the captains meeting to participate. If you are over 16 years of age, you will need either a Florida recreational saltwater fishing license or a shoreline license, depending on whether you are fishing from a boat or land. Licenses can be purchased at fishing shops or online at: https://gooutdoorsflorida.com/ViewPackage.aspx? pid=25&lrtid=1&annual=1 Please practice safe boating at all times. All federal, state, and local rules must be followed including permitted practices: fishing from boat, kayak, land or dock. All fish must be caught with handheld rods and reels. No electric reels, gigs, spears, or netting will be allowed. Please stay away from restricted areas such as the Skyway Bridge pilings, Weedon Island power plant, MacDill Air Force Base, etc. There are stiff penalties for boating in a restricted area. For questions on tournament day, please email canterburycup@canterburyflorida.org or call Audrey Mitchell at 727- 521-5922
05 TOURNAMENT WINNERS WINNERS AND AWARDS (2021) TEAM $600 and Canterbury Cup Trophy to the team with the greatest combined length of the largest Snook, Trout, and Redfish LONGEST SNOOK 1st Place – $300 WINNERS 2nd Place – $200 3rd Place – $100 Winners Canterbury Cup winners will be determined by the total number of LONGEST TROUT inches of the longest Snook, Redfish, and 1st Place – $300 Trout. 2nd Place – $200 In the event of a tie, a second Snook will 3rd Place – $100 be used as a tie-breaker. Please note: Canterbury Cup winners will LONGEST REDFISH not be eligible to win the Longest Snook, 1st Place – $300 Redfish, and Trout awards. 2nd Place – $200 Top Snook, Redfish, Trout, and Mackerel 3rd Place – $100 (18 years old and younger) awards will be determined by the length of the longest JUNIOR ANGLER (11 – 18 years old) fish of the targeted species, and, in the The greatest combined length of the largest event of a tie, a second fish from that Snook, Trout, and Redfish, Non-cash award species will be used as a tie-breaker. YOUTH ANGLER (Ages 10 and under) The greatest combined length of the largest Snook, Trout, and Redfish, Non-cash award
06 EMAIL SUBMISSIONS TOURNAMENT ENTRIES Please use a mobile device to take a picture of each fish caught by you or your team. Cameras will not be provided. Using the provided Canterbury measuring board, take a picture showing the entire fish (head to tail) against the board with pinched fork per Florida regulations. Please take a focused and accurate picture as quickly as you can and release the fish. Email submissions to canterburycup@canterburyflorida.org Send one email per photo entry. Please use the tournament indicator, the Canterbury Cup poker chip, in all of your photos. The chips will be available in your captains bags. The chip color will be announced the morning of the tournament and sent to the team captains’ email address. Include the following information in the email: Team/Captain's name in the subject line Photo of the fish Tournament indicator (Canterbury Cup poker chip, color announced morning of event) Angler’s first and last name Fish species Fish length (rounded to the nearest ¼ inch) Time caught CHECK-IN You must check in at tournament headquarters even if you email your photo entries. Your photos and the official Canterbury measuring board MUST be turned in on Saturday from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. in order to qualify for awards. Time stamp and GPS location data from photos may be analyzed by the judges for all submission types. Resolution of any disputes or rules violations will be determined by the judges at the time of the incident. Judges will not be participating in the contest.
07 AWARDS AWARDS Award Announcement: Awards will be announced once all submissions have been collected and totaled around 3:00 pm at the after party event. The official Canterbury measuring board MUST be turned in order to qualify to retrieve awards. Timestamp and GPS location data from photos may be analyzed by the judges for all submission types. Resolution of any disputes or rules violations will be determined by the judges at the time of the incident. Judges will not be participating in the contest. There will be a silent auction and raffle prizes that will be available through our online auction website. Pick up prizes will be available immediately after prize announcements.
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