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Inside: Bertram's Next Generation ALLELECTRIC CIGARETTE LEUKEMIA AT CUP GULF MARINAS SEA REVAMP EVERGLADES PLAN SOUTHEAST Inside: Bertram’s Next Generation Sweet Home FATTY GOV’S CUP Marks 25 Years 300th Party in EDENTON MAY 2013 FREE ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYWHERE Our extensive line of marine products, global distribution channels and prompt service has become the first choice amoung Captains, Engineers, Owners, and Charter Management Companies — worldwide. # # # # #! %&' # #" * # $ *//;%&< www.yachtchandlers.com Yacht Chandlers Ft. Lauderdale Yacht Chandlers Store Yacht Chandlers SARL Main Office Lauderdale Marine Center Galerie du Port 3738 SW 30th Ave 2001 SW 20th St. #101 30 Rue Lacan Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315 06600 Antibes, France P: (954) 761-3463 P: (954) 463-4162 P: +33 (0)4 93 33 98 21 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Yacht Chandlers St.Thomas Yacht Chandlers N.V. Castaways Bar 5302 Yacht Haven Grande The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol Suite 105 Simpson Bay, St. Maarten Simpson Bay, St. Maarten St. Thomas, VI 00802 Dutch Caribbean Dutch Caribbean P: (340) 779-2248 P: +1 (721) 587-3506 P: +1 (721) 587-3506 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYWHERE and yes, even here Insane Yacht Lighting & Marine Electronics CALL OUR LIGHTING AND ELECTRONICS EXPERTS TO TAILOR A UNIQUE SYSTEM FOR YOUR BOAT! www.LumaSea.com | 954-214-4853 | [email protected] Underwater... On Deck... At the Helm... Out of Control!!! www.LumaSea.com | 954-214-4853 | [email protected] Editor’s Deck SOUTHEAST FISHING IS BIG FUN – AND BIG BUCKS ishing in the Southeast is big. Being boaters, we probably already know that. But we may not always Frealize quite how big it is. Last month the National Oceanic and Atmo- spheric Administration’s National Fisheries Service (which all falls under the U.S. Department of Commerce) released some statistics collected way back in 2011 (the government takes a couple of years to enter big numbers into reports before releasing them to the public). The data reveals that commercial and recreational saltwater fishing combined generated more than $199 billion in sales and supported 1.7 million jobs that year. Not surprisingly, Florida was among the top five states generating jobs from commercial fishing with 72,341, trail- ing only California and Massachusetts. The states showing the most growth in the number of commercial jobs from 2010 to 2011 included Alabama (up 76 percent with an ad- ditional 4,743 jobs) and Louisiana (up 29 percent with 7,272 jobs added) – this despite the Deepwater Horizon spill mucking up those coasts in September 2010. “Commercial and recreational fishing are integral parts of the nation’s social and economic fabric,” said Sam Rauch, deputy assistant administrator for the Fisheries Fishing is big business in Key West and throughout the Southeast. Service. “While there’s still work to do, to see landings and PHOTO BY JO LUCEY value climb in 2011 shows we’re moving in the right direc- tion, even in this time of challenging transition for many an average of 46.3 million fishing trips – just under seven fishing communities.” trips per angler per year. By far, most of those anglers lived Perhaps most impressive statistic is the economic impact in the coastal counties where they pursue their pastime. of saltwater recreational fishing in the region. Here, the Wading deeper into the 185-page document can begin Southeast stands far above the rest of the nation. Florida to get a bit mind numbing. (How do they know that 24,000 racked up $8.2 billion in sales and 75,748 jobs – more than porgies [sheepshead] were caught and released in Georgia twice the combined total of runners up Louisiana and North in 2011, up from just 3,000 in 2010?) What’s clear, however, Carolina (tied with $2 billion in sales and just under18,000 is that fishing is vital to the economic well-being of our re- jobs each). Texas rounds out the top four list at $1.9 billion gion. It’s a huge part of why so many of us enjoy living and in sales and 15,150 jobs. boating in the Southeast. When you include Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Mis- After reading about all those fish, I’m ready to grab my sissipi and Alabama, the total impact of recreational fishing rod and head for the water. I’ll see you out there. in our region is 149,128 jobs and $15.96 billion (with a “B” as in Big Business). The report goes on to break down the most often caught recreational species: seatrout, Atlantic croaker and spot, and summer flounder. (Striped bass made the list, but was down 47 percent from 2002 catch levels.) Rob Lucey, An average of 6.9 million anglers fished the coastal wa- Editor ters from Virginia to Texas each year from 2002-2011, taking [email protected] 4 ALLATSEA.NET MAY 2013 Introducing Catalina’s New Generation of Award-Winning Design Innovation The new 5 Series models elevate the Catalina line to a new level of performance, ((* 5 Series Details are important, and the 5 Series !Y #$ %%Y $Y $ &' 5 Series Ask your dealer about the unique advantages of the Catalina 5 Series CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR MORE INFORMATION:ON: Little Yacht Sales Chesapeake Yacht Sales DunbarD Sales, Inc. 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