HHISFC - Conservation

HHISFC March Meeting

Event Date: March, 9th 2010

Featuring CAPT. CHIP MICHALOVE -
Tips on finding and catching King Mackerel in the sounds, channels and near shore areas. For the small boat fishermen and when it’s too rough to get offshore

ALSO SCDNR Biologist Dr. Mike Denson’s report on the latest groundbreaking DNA research on our cobia and red drum

Cash bar and dinner 6:15-7, Program at 7
Guests welcome

No reservations necessary

Call Dave Harter for info 785-4106

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HHISFC's Role in conservation

Conserve and Preserve

In our quest to preserve the fish that we live to catch, HHISFC has partnered with several local foundations. Each partner offers a way for you to be involved in conservation efforts that directly affect the fisheries that you fish. If you're looking for a way to make a difference, these links are a good place to start.

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Partners In Conservation

www.reeffoundation.com	The Hilton Head Reef Foundation is a nonprofit affiliate of the HHISFC and plays a vital role in the conservation of the species targeted by sportsfisherman. HHRF has launched a website to help keep the public informed of HHRF's efforts.
www.friendsoftherivers.com	Friends of the Rivers is an organization that serves to protect the water quality of South Carolina's Lowcountry by educating and informing residents on water quality issues and how they relate to the community's cultural, social and economic well-being.
www.dnr.sc.gov	The good folks at the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources are one of our greatest allies in keeping the sport alive. Many of the Reef Foundation programs have been direclty related to DNR studies and educational programs. You can also buy your fishing license online through their site here...