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The MULLET RAPPER The MULLET RAPPER What’s Happening in the Everglades & 10,000 Islands NEWS AREA INFO TIDES ~ EVENTS SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - OCTOBER 5, 2019 25¢ RESTAURANTS © 2019, K Bee Marketing P. O. Box 134, Everglades City, FL, 34139 Volume XI • Issue # 347 EVERGLADES CITY FALL IS IN THE AIR...CRAB SEASON IS ALMOST HERE! The Annual Blessing of the Fleet Celebration is on September 28th NOTICE OF ELECTION An Election will be held on Tuesday, We love Septembers in the Everglades area. Yes, November 26, 2019 for the purpose of the weather is hot. But when September comes, the filling the following positions: fishing is hot too. Anglers are catching Snook, and crabbers are getting ready. The commercial docks Office of Mayor are busy this time of year as the captains prepare Council Member their boats and their crew for the crab season ahead. At all times of the day, and sometimes night, you Council Member can hear the crews working and preparing their traps. At this time of year we are all feeling For more information please call hopeful. The crab season ahead may be a good one. Dottie Joiner at City of Everglades at No one really knows, but the buzz about town is all positive. The tourist season should be 239-695-3781. strong. Our water is clean and our towns are ready. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We are two years removed from Hurricane Irma and the area has bounced back. I’d say 3rd Annual Fishing Tournament “all the way back” but there are still a handful of people still working on getting their new Benefits Everglades City School homes built, so I will save that statement for next year. But this year, it’ll be different. September 21st We have some new buildings, and new businesses getting ready to open this season. The 3rd annual Hook'em in the Glades We still have the most amazing sunsets on a nightly basis. We are still one of the best kept fishing fundraiser will take place on secrets in all of Florida...but the stone crab is not a secret. It is a highly sought after September 21, 2019! delicacy. Here are the tournament details: Did you know that The Florida stone crab (Menippe mercenaria). is found in the western North Atlantic, from Connecticut to Belize, including Texas, the Gulf of Mexico, September 20, 2019 CAPTAIN'S Cuba, The Bahamas, and the East Coast of the United States? The stone crab can also be MEETING: - Captains' meeting will be found in and around the salt marshes of South Carolina and Georgia. at Everglades Isle, located at 803 Collier Stone Crabs eat oysters and other mollusks, carrion, sea Ave, Everglades City, Captain's Check-in grass and other crustaceans. Females reach maturity after & Happy Hour starts at 5:30pm. about two years. According to the FWC website, Females SEPTEMBER 21, 2019: - Photo are only able to mate immediately after a molt, or when Fishing tournament begins at 7:00am. the crab sheds its smaller shell, while their shells Boat check-in is between 1:00-3:30pm at (exoskeletons) are soft. Female molting and mating occurs Everglades Isle, located at 803 Collier in the fall (mostly September through November). Avenue (lighthouse). Females retain the sperm received during the fall www.hookemintheglades.com mating season for up to a year, or until the next season's molt. Sperm is stored in two sacs over the winter and used RAPPER TABLE OF CONTENTS during the following spring and summer spawning season to fertilize the eggs of each sponge. Events, etc. p. 3 Bike Ride & Local p. 8 It is not legal to harvest a female carrying eggs. Females Deer Season p. 4 Charles Sobczak p.9 carrying eggs are to be returned Blessing of the Fleet Event Schedule: to the water unharmed. Egg School News p. 5 Capt. Raffield P. 9 sponges can be orange (see 10:00 am- Arts & Crafts booths open Book Club p. 6 Local –Regional p.10 above) or brown. 10:30 am- Blessing of Fleet by Pastors Stone Crabs are sold from My Slice p. 7 Tide Table p.11 11:00 am– Kids contests, bake sale, music, October 15 to May 15. frog races & fun for the family. Recipe & Puzzle p. 7 Obituary p.11 Photo: Female stone crab Noon –Guava cake contest with orange egg sac (sponge), 12:30 pm– Contest winners announced Poetry Street p. 8 Classifieds p.12 from www.myfwc.com. FEATURE - FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, P.5 For more information go to: www.myfwc.com. SWFL Coast tide predictions, maps, tours & more at www.swflgo.com! Call us @ 954-662-7003 The MULLET RAPPER What’s Happening in the Everglades & 10,000 Islands September 21, 2019 SEPTEMBER 22, 2019 — OCTOBER 26, 2019 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Sept. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Ladies Coffee New Moon City Seafood 8a Fishing Tourney, Blessing of Fleet See p. 3 See p. 1 & 3 Tourney, P. 3 29 30 October 1 2 3 4 Rapper 5 City Council Mtg Ladies Coffee 7 pm Island Café, 8a 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ESHP Mtg., Safe Community Ladies Coffee Lions Club, Museum Event, Core Outdoors, 8:30 am Night, CCSO City Seafood 8a Pernas’ House, See p. 3 10 am—1 pm. 6 pm, Pot Luck See p. 3 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rapper 19 Full Moon Columbus Day Stone Crab Ladies Coffee Museum Event, Bike Tour, Moonlit Tram Season Opens! Havana Café, 8a See p. 3 See p. 8 Tour, see p. 10 Get Crackin’ 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Ladies Coffee Swamp Walk, Island Café, 8a See p. 10 Nov. 13: School Book Fair, see p. 5 Nov. 15: ESHP Talk Nov.16: Art-in-Glades Nov. 21: Book Club, see p. 6 Nov. 26: Election Day Nov. 28: Thanksgiving Dec. 7: Art-in-Glades AREA INFORMATION & NUMBERS: OTHER IMPORTANT NUMBERS: AA: Wed., 5:00 pm, Evg. Comm. Church, Fellowship Hall CARNESTOWN Recycle & Trash: Dec 1st, Every Sat, 9 am to 2:00 pm AIRPORT: 239-695-2778 DR DEMARTINO: Little Gator Clinic, See info on page 3. BIG CYPRESS: 239-695-2000 DR MARTIN: Call for appointment: 813-787-9738 CITY HALL: 239-695-3781 LIONS CLUB: 2nd Thursday of Month CURBSIDE TRASH PICKUP 239-252-2380, MUSEUM: Open Monday-Saturday, 9 am to 4 pm. 239-252-5026 (CALL TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY PICKUP) PANCAKE FLY-IN: Closed for summer EVG NATIONAL PARK: 239-695-3311 REACH OUT: 3rd Thursday of month, 4 pm FAKAHATCHEE: 239-695-4593 SKATING RINK: Now open! Fri. & Sat. 6 to 9 pm PUBLIC LIBRARY: 239-695-2511 SMALLWOOD STORE: Daily 11 am to 4 pm, 239-695-2989 SHERIFF: 239-252-9300 THRIFT SHOP: Open Saturday 11 am to 3 pm, p.3. VETERANS SUPPORT: 2nd & 4rd Wed. of month, noon—2 pm RIGHT CHOICE SUPERMARKET The Local Area Code is 239 •ATM •Groceries •Shirts/Caps •Beer/Wine POST OFFICE INFORMATION: •Camping Gear •Meats •Hardware •Fresh Produce Chokoloskee (239) 695-4468 •Medicine •Greeting Cards (M-F: 9:30 am to 1 pm, 2 pm to 4:30 pm, closed Sat. & Sun.) Everglades City (239) 695-2174 *****Open 7 Days from 9 am to 7 pm!***** (M-F: 9:30 am to 1 pm, 2 pm to 4:30 pm, closed Sat. & Sun.) 104 S. Buckner Ave., Everglades City, FL 34139, 239-695-4535 Ochopee (239) 695-2099 www.RightChoiceSupermarket.com (M-F: 8 am to 10 am, noon to 4 pm; Sa: 10 am to 11:30 am) email: [email protected] PAGE 2 www.swflgo.com The MULLET RAPPER What’s Happening in the Everglades & 10,000 Islands September 21, 2019 Drug-free Collier A Message From Fire Chief CORE Outdoors Event Kingman Schuldt October 12th, 10 am to 1 pm September 11th is officially SNOOK SEASON—DATES Everglades Community Center ***CORRECTED*** recognized as Patriot Day, Join in on the fun! Win prizes! and is remembered globally September 1st—December 14th Scavenger Hunt Challenge: Snook season is now open. Last issue we as the anniversary of the Download the official flyer at: catastrophic terrorist attacks on the United had an incorrect date for the close of the https://swflgo.com/core-10-12-2/ current season, we apologize! Anglers States of September 11, 2001. must possess a saltwater fishing license Today, 18 years later and a generation and a snook stamp to harvest the fish. ago, many not old enough to remember the Regulations: 1 per harvester per day, or 2 attacks while even today dozens of first responders continue to lose their battle from per vessel. Slot size: Not less than 28”, FREE DENTAL, BLOOD PRESSURE not more than 33”. For all regulations illnesses associated with the attacks. SCREENINGS & BEHAVIORAL On that day visit https://swflgo.com/fishing-regs- HEALTH INFORMATION FOR ALL 2019/ 2,977 people lost October 15th, 8 am to 4 pm their lives; 246 The Healthcare Network of Southwest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ victims on the four Florida’s Health & Smiles Mobile Dental MUSEUM LECTURE SERIES planes, 2,606 in Bus will be in Everglades City on October “From Collier Laundry New York City in to Collier Museum” 15th, from 8 am to 4 pm, at the Everglades the World Trade Community Center (by Thrift Shop) parking October 11th Center and on the lot, providing free dental checks, blood 2 PM - 3 PM ground, and 125 at pressure screenings and behavioral health Join us at the Museum of the Everglades the Pentagon. These included 55 military every month for our Third Thursday information if requested.
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