star tournament wraps up 13th year

The official newsletter of the Coastal Conservation Association of Louisiana
December 2007/January 2008
President Orders Game
Fish Status for Red
Drum, Striped Bass
Executive Order creates
legacy of conservation
Surrounded by conservationists and anglers on the
shores of historic Chesapeake Bay, President Bush
signed an Executive Order, in October, establishing
gamefish status for red drum and striped bass in federal waters. The Order is a landmark victory for recreational anglers who have fought for decades to restore and conserve two of the most coveted sport fish
President George W. Bush signs an Executive Order to protect the striped bass
in America.
and red drum fish populations Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007, at the Chesapeake Bay
“With this action, the President has secured a legacy Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Md. President Bush is joined during the
signing by, from left, Michael Nussman, president of American Sportfishing
for the recreational anglers and conservationists who
Brad Burns, president of Stripers Forever; David Pfeifer, president
have worked so hard on behalf of our marine resourc- Association;
of Shimano America Corp.; Walter Fondren, chairman of Coastal Conservation
es,” said Walter W. Fondren III, chairman of Coastal
Association; U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez; U.S. Rep. Wayne
Gilchrest of Maryland and U.S. Secretary of Interior Dirk Kempthorne.
Conservation Association. “When CCA began to work
continued on page 3
White House photo by Eric Draper
S.T.A.R. Tournament Wraps Up 13th Year
Members and friends of the CCA gathered to celebrate the
most successful tournament year at the 13th annual CCA Louisiana/Mercury Outboards/CITGO S.T.A.R. Awards Banquet held
October 18th.
The S.T.A.R. (Statewide Tournament and Anglers’ Rodeo)
began Memorial Day Weekend and lasted through Labor Day.
More than $500,000 in prizes were offered including: 25 boat,
motor and trailer packages and an array of saltwater fishing
tackle.
Hundreds weathered the balmy mid-October conditions at
Phil Witter’s Live Oak Arabians in Baton Rouge to enjoy live
and silent auctions as well as a host of raffles for fishing tackle
and other prizes with proceeds going to benefit CCA Louisiana’s
mission to protect, preserve and rebuild coastal recreational
fishing.
continued on page 6
Executive Director Message
2007 CCA Louisiana
Board of Directors
from Executive Director/CEO David Cresson
It would take a real dyed-in-the-wool pessimist to
not crack a smile when he looks at what’s ahead for
CCA Louisiana. The beginning of this holiday season
presents a good opportunity to count our blessings.
Bobby Jindal, who has a great understanding of and
track record on marine conservation issues, becomes
Louisiana’s governor in January 2008. As some of
you may recall, CCA Louisiana named Congressman
Jindal our Conservationist of the Year at our annual
State Convention in February 2006. In accepting the
award, Jindal said: “America is learning what CCA has
been saying for years: Unless we pay attention to our
great coastal resources, they will be lost.”
The governor-elect further backed up his support
of marine conservation when he appointed CCA Louisiana Chairman Jack Lawton to head his transition
committee on wildlife and fisheries. One of the panel’s
chores will be to recommend nominees to become secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and
Fisheries—a key appointment for conservationists.
This state agency includes a range of departments that
impact marine conservation. Included among those is
the Enforcement Division, whose officers enforce this
state’s hunting and fishing regulations.
We also anticipate that a majority of the members
of the Louisiana Legislature will have an appreciation for marine conservation issues. Thanks in part to
the hard work of CCA members, the Legislature and
LDWF have made great advances in their support for
conservation. Hardly a legislative session has gone by
that CCA Louisiana hasn’t had to beat back bills that
would have affected the hard-fought advances that
we’ve made over the years.
You’ve seen our article in this issue of On-the-Line
about President Bush signing an executive order establishing gamefish status for red drum and striped
bass in federal waters. The order is a landmark victory
for recreational anglers who have fought for decades
to restore and conserve two of the most coveted sport
fish in America. Testimony to CCA’s involvement in
this issue is that a strong delegation of CCA officers—
including a group from Louisiana—was invited to attend the ceremony at which President Bush signed the
executive order. This is an indication of the esteem in
which CCA is held at all levels of government.
Closer to home, your CCA Louisiana is booming.
Membership is strong and participation in S.T.A.R.
and chapter banquets are up considerably. I’m especially pleased at the strong interest that young anglers
are displaying in our organization. The 2007 S.T.A.R.
registered an increase of 20 participants in the New
Tide youth division. This is especially important in
that the last few years have seen gradual declines in
continued on page 3
On the Line
December 2007/January 2008
Jack Lawton, Jr. Chris Harbuck
Chairman
President
Robert Alexander
Tim Allen
George Anthon
Lee Arcement
Kevin Bankston
Chris Barker
Bill Bass
Ted Beaullieu
George Bent
Jason Bertrand
Bill Blanchet
Boysie Bollinger
Paul Bourgeois
Craig Brammer
Al Broussard
Gerald Bryant
Bob Bush
P.B. Candies
Danny Cannon
Charlie Caplinger
Mike Coullard
Howard Cuevas
John Curren
Bentley Curry
Dal Daigle
M.J. Danos
David Defelice
Allen Deffner
Chris Diedrich
Al Domescik
Rich Donaldson
Roger Doody, Jr.
Tad Dowd
Chas Drost
Berwick Duval
Bill Blanchet
Treasurer
Brad Fife
Doyle Fontenot
Bryan Foti
Carter Fourrier
Edward Francis
Bob Fruge
Randy Gros
Sonny Guice
Chris Harbuck
Ron Harris
Glenn Hebert
Gary Hickman
Randy Hovey
Jim Hufft
George Huye
Todd Johnson
Richard Kernion
Walter Kirtland
Corry Landry
Wayne Landwerlin
Kirk LaVigne, Jr.
Jack Lawton Jr.
Andy LeBlanc
Guy Legendre
Todd Lormand
Doug Major
John Marshall
Craig Matherne
Robert McGuirt
Ronald Melebeck
Nat Mercante
Frederic Miller
Patrick Milligan
Marc Mouton
Mike Norton
Mike Oncale
Kevin Bankston
Secretary
Edmond O’Quin
Andy Plauche
Ralph Rabalais
Anthony Randazzo
Andy Roberts
Chris Roos
Nelson Roth, Jr.
Joey Russo
Jim Russo
Mike Schexnayder
John Schneider
Gus Schram III
Rogers Serpas
Ros Shirley
Kirk Sieber
John Sour
Luke St. Pierre
Troy Stine
Joe Territo
Randy Theriot
Mark Thibodeaux
Ray Thomas
Jason Thomasee
Teddy Twigg
E. J. Vail
Danny Van
Scott Vicknair
Pierre Villere
Rusty Vincent
Kelly Walker
John Walther
Carolyn Walther
J.C. Webb
Louis Wellan
Shag Wheelington
Advertising in On the Line
On the Line, the official newsletter of the Coastal Conservation Association of Louisiana, is an 8.5x11, four-color process, bi-monthly
newsletter distributed to CCA Louisiana members throughout the
state. Newsletters are mailed by the first of the months of February, April, June, August, October and December.
Ads are due by the 15th of the previous month (i.e. an ad for the
February On the Line is due by January 15th).
For more information about advertising in On the Line, contact Beth Ford, CCA/S.T.A.R. Administrative Coordinator, at
225.952.9200.
CCA Louisiana Staff
David Cresson
Rad Trascher
Tony Berrigan
Sam Barbera III
Lara Ballard
Darlene Dehner
Executive Director/CEO
S.T.A.R. Director
Beth Ford
CCA/S.T.A.R. Admin. Coordinator
Director of Development
Assistant Director
Ryan Guerin
Assistant Director
Part-time Banquet Assistant
Accounting
Executive Order
the number of Americans participating in hunting and
fishing activities.
Studies indicate that the No. 1 factor in determining
if a person takes up hunting and/or fishing as a sport
is if his or her mother or father participated in such
activities. Keeping participation in hunting and fishing up is important in many ways. For example, most
state agencies that oversee hunting and fishing activities depend heavily on revenues generated from licenses
to operate.
On a personal note, since becoming executive director
and CEO of CCA Louisiana in October, I have had the
opportunity to visit most of our local chapters. Without
exception, I’ve been most impressed by the leadership
and enthusiasm of everyone involved in the chapters.
CCA is a grassroots organization that depends heavily
on the work and leadership of our chapters. You are the
backbone of CCA. Thank you for everything you do to
make CCA Louisiana such a great association.
on recovering red
drum 30 years ago in
Texas, we never imagined an event like this
would ever be possible. We owe a debt of
gratitude to the President for recognizing
the high value placed
on these resources by
the citizens of this
country.”
U.S. Presidents have issued executive orders since 1789,
usually to help direct the operation of executive officers.
The Executive Order signed by President Bush instructs
the Secretary of Commerce to put regulations in place establishing gamefish status for red drum and striped bass
in federal waters, and encourages the states to take similar
actions in state waters.
“From the darkest days of overfishing in the late 1970s
and early ‘80s, hundreds of thousands of people have
worked tirelessly to conserve these resources,” said David
Cummins, president of CCA America. “The President has
delivered the only reward that mattered to any of them – a
better future for the resources they cherish.”
continued from page 2
-David
PS: H
ope your holidays are great, and why not take
this opportunity to take a kid fishing?
They’re our future.
NEWS
Executive Director Message
continued from page 1
December 2007/January 2008
On the Line
AROUND THE STATE
Show your
CCA pride with
a special
license plate
Whether you drive a rusty, old pickup
truck or a sleek sports car, you and your
vehicle will stand out with a special CCA
Louisiana license plate.
The special plates bearing our signature
redfish will let everybody know that you
support marine conservation. The official
CCA Louisiana plates were big sellers until litigation forced the state to discontinue sales of all custom license plates. The
litigation has been settled and the official
CCA Louisiana license plates can be obtained from the Office of Motor Vehicles.
You don’t have to wait until you buy
a new vehicle to order the special plates.
You can request an official CCA Louisiana
license plate for your present vehicle. The
additional fee the state charges for the
special CCA plate goes to the Enforcement
Division of the Louisiana Department of
Wildlife and Fisheries. You can support
LDWF and show your own support for
marine conservation by placing one of
these official plates on your vehicle.
On the Line
December 2007/January 2008
AROUND THE STATE
CCALouisiana
State Convention
Is coming to Lafayette!
On February 29st and March 1st, CCA Louisiana will host its annual state convention at the Hilton on West Pinhook Road in downtown Lafayette. We will
start the weekend off with the much-anticipated Chapter Cook-off and Tailgate Party on Friday night. This has been called the most enjoyable CCA event
of the year. Look for many new creations from local committees as well as live
music overlooking the Vermillion River.
Saturday will be jam packed with speakers from CCA Louisiana, new state
officials as well as lobbyists and biologists from around the country speaking on topics varying from coastal restoration
to the issues concerning CCA nationally. We will also have an awards luncheon on Saturday where all the local chapters
will begin their bragging. And of course we will have a banquet on Saturday night as well as many other events for you
and your significant others.
Marc Mouton, State Convention Chairman and Acadiana
Chapter President, promises, “This will be the best CCA Louisiana
State Convention yet. I plan to add new and interesting twists to the
weekend as well as add fun events for you and your significant others
which will display the true Acadiana culture.”
It is $75 for registration, which includes meals, drinks and your
ticket to Saturday’s banquet. If your spouse attends, their registration is complimentary. The Hilton has been extremely gracious
in welcoming CCA Louisiana members. Rates start at $119 a night
which includes free parking.
For more information, call Rad Trascher at CCA Louisiana
(225) 952-9200.
Tentative Schedule of Events
Friday, March 2, 2007
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. – until
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Early Registration
Annual Board of Directors Meeting
Banquet Seminar
Chapter Cook Off and Tailgate Party
Late Registration
Saturday, March 3, 2007
9:00 a.m. – Noon
Noon – 1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
General Session: CCA Outlook
CCA Louisiana Awards Luncheon
Free time
Onsite: Cooking Class
Offsite: Sporting Clay Shoot, many planned
activities in the area
State Convention Banquet
December 2007/January 2008
On the Line
2007 S.T.A.R.
CCA Tournament Director Sam Barbera III was pleased
with the turnout, capping off a great year for S.T.A.R.
“Our memberships in S.T.A.R. were up considerably this
year, our best yet,” Barbera said. “Our members are the
best. I can’t wait until next year.”
S.T.A.R. is divided into 10 prize-winning categories.
Boat rigs are awarded to registered anglers who catch the
heaviest fish of the following species: speckled trout, mangrove snapper, lemonfish, black drum, and flounder. The
Speckled Trout Division is divided into east, central and
west competitions with six boats awarded in the speckled
trout competition. The Flounder Division is divided into
east and west competitions, with two boats awarded in the
competition. Winners received boats manufactured by Triton, Bay Stealth, Nautic Star, and Champion all powered
by Mercury Outboard motors.
The Tagged Redfish Division is S.T.A.R’s signature competition. Fifty tagged redfish are released across the coastal
waters in some of Louisiana’s most popular fishing spots.
There were three tagged redfish caught this year, however,
none of those anglers had registered for S.T.A.R..
David “T-Coon” Billeaud
of Broussard, took home
the overall prize in the Early
Times Speckled Trout Division with a 7.92-pound yellowmouth that was weighed
at Dago’s Mobil in Lydia,
at the end of June. T-Coon
is now the proud owner of a
220 Bay Champ powered by
a 175-horsepower Mercury
OptiMax.
S.T.A.R. Chairman Snoop Roth
S.T.A.R. also features
stands with David “T-Coon” Billea children’s competition
aud at his prize-winning Champion.
named the Academy Sports
and Outdoors New Tide Division. Four fully-rigged Alumacraft boats with Mercury Outboards were awarded to
fortunate youth anglers who simply weighed in a 14-inch
or longer speckled trout or flounder.
Trace Day, the New Tide Flounder champion for the East
division, was surprised to hear he was winner of one of the
Alumacraft boats. Day, whose parents wanted his winning to be a surprise, was excited when told the momentus
news.
“Capt. Sam asked me if I liked the boat and I said ‘yes’”,
Day said. “Then he told me it was mine!”
CCA Louisiana Youth Program
Need someone for show and tell? Interested in sharing the wonders
of fishing and conservation with your class? Contact Sam Barbera or
Lara Ballard about our youth program at 225.952.9200.
On the Line
December 2007/January 2008
Scott Pecue. of Baton
Rouge, the Yellowfin
Tuna Division winner,
received $2,500 tackle
package for his 233.25pound catch. John Tabor, of Thibodaux, won
a $2,500 tackle package
for his 92.95 lb. Amberjack that he weighed in at Chris Moran’s Belle Pass Marina.
Barbera said he is already planning next year’s S.T.A.R.
that is slated to begin next Memorial Day Weekend and
run through Labor Day.
“Every year we improve the S.T.A.R. and make it better to keep rewarding those who continue to support
us,” he said. “Next
year will be no exception and will
be the most important S.T.A.R.
we’ve ever had.
We feel like we can
give fishermen that extra push to get on the water if we put
on the best event possible.”
Special thanks to Mercury Outboards and CITGO, the
title sponsors of the 2007 S.T.A.R. Other sponsors include:Academy Sports + Outdoors, Early Times Kentucky
Whiskey, Cenac Towing, Louisiana Fish Fry, Amedisys,
Champion Boats, Service Chevrolet, Gerry Lane Chevrolet,
Billy Navarre Chevrolet, Banner Chevrolet, Royal Purple,
Baystealth, Berkley, Arrighi Simoneaux, Side Rigger, Mako
Marine, Otto Candies, Falcon, Sebile Tackle, Louisiana
Lottery, ComefishLa.com, Minn Kota, NauticStar Boats,
Deadly Dudley, Shimano, Entergy, Maui Jim, King Cooker,
Shell Pipeline, NAPA, Harley Davidson of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana
Sportsman
Magazine, Jus-Grab-It
Glove, Live Oak Arabians,
Triton, Lindy Legendary
Fishing Tackle, Talbot,
Carmouche and Marcello,
Marsh & Bayou Outdoor
News, New Orleans Boat
Show and Mike Gerald’s
Trailer Depot.
Internships Available
Internships at CCA Louisiana are available for
college credit. Please contact David Cresson at
david@ccalouisiana.com for more information.
2007 S.T.A.R. LEADERBOARD
Official Results
TROUT (1st Half)
Name
Scott Rauch
Terry St. Cyr
Tony Bruce
Weigh
7.65 lbs.
7.18 lbs.
7.10 lbs.
David Billeaud
David Billeaud
Vance Mitchell
7.92 lbs. Dago’s
7.84 lbs. Dago’s
6.64 lbs. Bridgeside Marina
Central
Central
Central
Larry Simon
Mark Jeanes
John “Alex” Radford
7.80 lbs. Cajun Fast Mart
7.45 lbs. Cajun Fast Mart
7.25 lbs. Calcasieu Point Landing
West
West
West
TROUT (2nd Half)
Name
Ross Neil Record
Bootsie Toups
Christian Fuller
Weight
7.30 lbs.
7.04 lbs.
7.00 lbs.
Division
East
East
East
Jeff Broussard
Jeff Broussard
Roland Derouen
7.50 lbs. Dago’s
7.10 lbs. Dago’s
6.50 lbs. Dago’s
Central
Central
Central
Dennis Lavergne
Daniel Pruitt
David Hebert
7.20 lbs. Calcasieu Point Landing
7.20 lbs. Calcasieu Point Landing
7.05 lbs. Calcasieu Point Landing
Weigh Station
Puglia’s
Bridgeside Marina
Bridgeside Marina
Weigh Station
Venice Marina
Bridgeside Marina
Venice Marina
FLOUNDER
Name
Weight Weigh Station
David Dyson
5.20 lbs. Venice Marina
Mark Boykin
3.80 lbs. Rigolets Bait and Seafood
Edward Dobson
3.70 lbs. Venice Marina
Quentin LeBoeuf 5.05 lbs. Calcasieu Point Landing
Jeff Sherrill
4.90 lbs. Cajun Fast Mart
David J. Ward
4.75 lbs. Cajun Fast Mart
SHEEPSHEAD
Name
Alan Thibodeaux
Allen Bradbury
Christopher Nalty
Weight
10.00 lbs.
9.50 lbs.
9.05 lbs.
Weigh Station
Puglia’s
Puglia’s
Rigolets Bait and Seafood
LEMONFISH
Name
Justin Lane
Dale Thibodeaux
Matthew Adams
Weight
73.82 lbs.
53.50 lbs.
46.10 lbs
Weigh Station
Bridgeside
Dago’s
Chris Moran’s Belle Pass Marina
BLACK DRUM
Name
Johnathan Maestri
Josh Church
Savannah Hayse
Weight
57.55 lbs.
49.00 lbs.
47.50 lbs.
Weigh Station
Puglia’s
Cajun Fast Mart
Cajun Fast Mart
YELLOWFIN TUNA
Name
Scott Pecue
Weight Weigh Station
233.25 lbs. Sand Dollar Marina
MANGROVE SNAPPER
Name
Paul D. Frey
Rodney Wagley
Larry Hafford
Weight
12.58 lbs.
12.16 lbs.
11.80 lbs.
Weigh Station
Sand Dollar Marina
Bridgeside Marina
Bridgeside Marina
West
West
West
AMBERJACK
Name
John Tabor
Beau Tate
Beau Tate
Weight
92.95 lbs.
90.80 lbs.
87.60 lbs.
Weigh Station
Moran’s Belle Pass Marina
Pecan Island Food Store
Gulfway Sporting Goods
Division
East
East
East
CAPTAIN’S CUP
Name
Capt. Dudley Vandenborre
Capt. Todd Semar
Greg Jeffers
Weight
7.25 lbs.
4.04 lbs.
6.30 lbs.
Weigh Station
Rigolets Bait and Seafood
Dago’s
Calcasieu Point Landing
NEW TIDE TROUT
Name
Abigail Diez
Andrew Menard
Weigh Station
Bridgeside Marina
Dago’s
Division
East
West
NEW TIDE FLOUNDER
Trace Day
Jonathan Suttle
Sand Dollar Marina
Cajun Fast Mart
East
West
Division
East
East
East
West
West
West
Division
East
Central
West
KUDOS TO OUR 2007 S.T.A.R. SPONSORS!!
Talbot
Carmouche
& Marcello
www.siderigger.com
December 2007/January 2008
On the Line
AROUND THE STATE
Fall Chapter Banquets,
Old friends catch up at the Slidell CCA
Chapter Banquet
“I like to catch fish on this color!” remarks
one of the visitors to the CCA Louisiana booth
at Ocean Commotion on the LSU campus.
S.T.A.R. chairman Snoop Roth congratulates David Dyson on winning his Triton boat
package at the S.T.A.R. Banquet.
CCA members catch up on fishing stories at
the River Parishes CCA Banquet
Executive Director David Cresson presents
hostess Beth King with a thank you gift at the
Shreveport Sponsor Banquet.
Family time is the best time at the Slidell
CCA Chapter Banquet.
One of the events at CCA Louisiana’s Ocean
Commotion booth was to learn how to
tag a redfish.
Ascension committee member Chris Fayard
congratulates Scott Rauch on winning first
place in the Speckled Trout division at the
S.T.A.R. Banquet.
Capt. J.W. Berry, Scot Bynog catch up with
friends at the River Parishes CCA Banquet
held at Ormond Country Club.
The guys from Cypress Cove Boating Center
enjoy the Slidell CCA Banquet.
CCA’s Lara Ballard explains how to tag a
redfish to a group of school kids at
Ocean Commotion.
Ascension’s Chris Fayard and Snoop Roth
congratulate Jeff Broussard on winning at
boat package at the S.T.A.R. Banquet.
On the Line
December 2007/January 2008
Sponsor Banquets and STAR
AROUND THE STATE
River Parishes Banquet Committee members
Craig Matherne, Aleta Harmon, Warren
Millet, Gary Hickman and PB Candies visit
with CCA’s Lara Ballard at their banquet.
Shreveport members gathered at the home of
Beth and Scott King for the Shreveport
Sponsor Banquet.
One of the lucky winners of the
Slidell CCA Banquet at the Slidell
Municipal Auditorium.
These kids take a moment to pose with the
CCA Louisiana redfish during
Ocean Commotion.
Tackle, tackle everywhere for this lucky lady
at the S.T.A.R. Banquet.
Capt. Gary “Coyote” Hickman and his crew
celebrate his retirement at the River Parishes
CCA Banquet.
Peter Cavignac and Ray Ohler celebrate their
winnings at the Slidell CCA
Chapter Banquet.
CCA’s Ryan Guerin and Lara Ballard take
time out to give back to the community by
educating the youth on the tagging program.
Chris Macaluso, xxxx xxxxx, Howard
Cuevas, Bob Matthews and Sam Barbera are
presented a recognition award from the Baton
Rouge Food Bank.
The CCA Louisiana office was a
drop-off station for Hunters for the Hungry,
a food collection program for the
Baton Rouge Food Bank.
Terry Hester, of Tracker Marine, shows off
his prize winnings at the S.T.A.R. Banquet
at Phil Witters Live Oak Arabians.
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Coastal Conservation Association
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION & 2008 S.T.A.R. Entry
Name ________________________________________ Phone ____________________ Fax ____________ e-mail_________________________
Address _____________________________________________ City ______________________________ State __________ Zip _____________
❑ New Membership
❑ Renewal Membership (Member ID#________________)
MEMBERSHIP ONLY:
$ 25 ❑
Method of payment
S.T.A.R. ENTRY FEE:
$ 20 ❑
❑ Check or
MEMBER + S.T.A.R.:
$ 45 ❑
Money Order enclosed
ASSOCIATE MEMBER:
$ 15 ❑
❑ Charge to my (circle one):
ASSOCIATE + S.T.A.R.:
$ 35 ❑
NEW TIDE (YOUTH):
$ 10 ❑
MasterCard
Visa
NEW TIDE + S.T.A.R.:
$ 30 ❑
AmEx
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LIFE MEMBER: $ 1,000 ❑
❑ Gift Membership
Membership card, window decal, bumper stickers, TIDE magazine.
Tournament entry fee. You MUST be a current member (adult or youth).
All of the above plus 2008 S.T.A.R. entry fee.
Per each adult family member. All member privileges except TIDE.
Same as above plus 2008 S.T.A.R. entry fee.
Rising Tide newsletter, logo patch & decal, iron-on T-shirt transfer, redfish sticker.
For members 17-and-under only.
Same as above for youth, plus 2008 S.T.A.R. entry fee.
Print plus special conservation gifts. Payable in four $250 installments.
_______________________________________
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Exp. Date ______________
I understand that there are specific rules governing the conduct of the 2007 S.T.A.R.
By entering this tournament I agree to be bound by the 2008 S.T.A.R. Tournament Rules, Release & Indemnity Agreement.
(Membership in CCA Louisiana is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.)
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2008 CCA
Upcoming Events
January
1/9-13....................... New Orleans Boat Show
February
2/29..................................... State Convention
March
3/1...................................... State Convention
3/6-9............................. La. Sportsman Show
3/20 . ............................. Shreveport Banquet
3/27.................................. Westbank Banquet
3/27-30........................ La. Sportsman’s Expo
all dates subject to change
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Baton Rouge, LA
Permit No. 615