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score program oyster reefs
Posted by Casey on Monday, December 03, 2007 @ 10:27:08 EST (167 reads) (comments? | Score: 0)
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Score Program oyster reefs

121 oyster reefs have been constructed at 29 sites as part of the SCORE program since May 2001! The sites span 200 miles of coastline from Murrell's Inlet to Hilton Head,South Carolina. All of the reefs were constructed by community volunteers working under the direction of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR). Accomplishments to date include the following:

  • Over 14,000 volunteer hours donated by more than 2,000 individuals
  • Collected and processed more than 600 reef samples containing more than 300,000 spat in annual reef assessments.
  • Recycled and bagged over 13,000 bushels of oyster shell
  • Returned more than 250 tons of oyster shell to the local waters by constructing almost 22,000 square feet of oyster reef footprint
  • Approximately 25 teams of trained volunteers monitor water quality weekly at most sites
  • Marsh grass is growing in behind many SCORE reefs!
  • SCORE received the prestigious Coastal America Partnership Award in 2004.
Please click on individual sites below to get the latest update on site condition.  For photos of the restoration sites visit our media gallery.
  1. #1. Mouth of May River
  2. #2. Alljoy Landing
  3. #3. Crystal Beach
  4. #4. Palmetto Beach
  5. #5. Calhoun St. dock
  6. #6. Palmetto Bluff, Osprey Alley
  7. #7. Rose Dhu Creek
  8. #8. Stony Creek
  9. #9 Okatie River Bend
  10. Alberta Long
  11. Beaufort Marine Institute
  12. Boone Hall
  13. Bowens Island
  14. Boy Scout Camp Ho Non Wah
  15. Callawassie Island
  16. Cape Romain
  17. Chowan Creek
  18. Dataw Island
  19. Edisto
  20. Fort Johnson
  21. Horseshoe Creek
  22. Hunting Island
  23. Huntington Beach State Park
  24. Kiawah
  25. McClellanville
  26. Murrells - Oyster Landing
  27. Palmetto - Main Fishing Pier
  28. Patriots Point
  29. Pawleys Island
  30. Pinckney Landing
  31. Pinckney Refuge
  32. Port Royal
  33. Ripleys Marina
  34. Riverland Terrace
  35. Rockville
  36. Sol Legare
  37. South Carolina Aquarium
  38. Trask Boat Landing
  39. Waddell Mariculture Center

 


 


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Little River Inlet Saltwater Fishing Club
Posted by Dawg on Wednesday, September 19, 2007 @ 07:15:34 EDT (215 reads) (comments? | Score: 0)
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Little River Inlet Saltwater Fishing Club

The next meeting is scheduled for 6:30 on October 2nd at Coggeshalls. There will not be a guest speaker. This meeting is to socialize and finalize the "Rumble in the Jungle" and get help.

Patrick talked to Dave Perry and has confirmed the date of November 3rd for the "Shootout" with Voyager View Fishing Club. Keep that date open. I am sure that they will provide us with a wonderful time!
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The Directors met last evening and went over the requirements for the upcoming Reverse Raffle and the Rumble in the Jungle. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!! A sign up sheet was provided at the last meeting and only a few signed up (Thank You to those that did!) Many slots need to be filled. Your Officers can not do it all. This is where we get the money to operate all year. PLEASE VOLUNTEER!!

Patrick opened the September meeting by welcoming all and stating we had 40+ members present and that was almost half the membership. It is great to see we are getting back into our winter attendance.

Check out the Fish Board for new entries. John Gore had a new entry with a 3.26 lb Black Sea Bass. Good job John!!

Fish of the Month for August was Spanish Mackerel. Only one fish was weighed in and that was by Patrick. HOWEVER HE DID NOT BRING THE WEIGH SLIP TO THE MEETING!! He found it in the car and presented it before everyone left and will be awarded the $100 prize. The $50 prize was left unclaimed and will go back into the pot!

The Fish of the Month for September are Sea Trout and Catfish. $100 each. All fish to be weighed in at Platts in Cherry Grove.

At the September meeting our Guest speaker was Captain Smiley. He went over his way of fishing light tackle for all of the inshore varieties of fish, From tackle to bait. He was good enough to stay after and answer many questions from the members. Thanks and Great Job Pat we appreciate it.

Ron McManus informed us that the Jim Caudel Reef is now the most visited reef in SC. He also gave us numbers for the latest group dropping of reef balls. They are posted at the bottom of this article along with all the other reef attractions.

John Gore, Patrick and Fred talked about the next Rumble in the Jungle. A new award has been added for "Single Engine Boat", $1000. This along with the "Boundary House Bounty" of $5000 will be paid for the largest fish caught by someone not listed as a Pro. Great incentive for our local anglers. (Unless the Pro has a single engine boat, which is not likely)

Three prospective new member were introduced to all. Their applications will be looked at by the Directors and voted upon at the next meeting.

The tickets for the Reverse Drawing are now available. It will be held on Wednesday the 10th of October. They are in high demand, so get yours quickly, they will not last long.

The numbers for the Jim Caudle Reef are as follows: CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

Reef Buoy                          33 48.  812      078 30. 522          Steel Pup Tents       33 48. 515          078 30. 069  

Concrete Cones                 33 48.  829      078 30. 578          BK Barges               33 48. 835          078 30. 506

Material                             33 48.  829      078 30. 578             110' Deck Barge    33 48. 895           078 30. 646

80' Barge/Cement Mixer    33 49.  014      078 30. 269             Tanker Trailer       33 49. 027           078 30. 249

110' Deck Barge                 33 48.  875      078 30. 624            Dredge Orion         33 48. 884           078 30. 624

Concrete Material               33 48.  925     078 30. 500            100 Reef Balls       33 48. 701           078 30. 507

APC's' (3 sets of numbers)  33 48. 793     078 30. 744           33 48. 830   078 30. 659        33 48. 825    078 30. 755

275 Reef Balls                     33 49. 051      078 30. 798   

 


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NMFS to hold off action on Amendment 16??
Posted by Dawg on Friday, September 14, 2007 @ 18:58:20 EDT (200 reads) (comments? | Score: 0)
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NMFS to hold off action on Amendment 16??

Some potentially good news to share; as you know we have been working with our friends and colleagues to see that NMFS would do an aged-based assessment on the vermillion samples in Beaufort.

 Congressman Jones’ office (who we have been working on this with) called minutes ago and said that Dr. Bill Hogarth had called and said NMFS will indeed do the assessment and hold off action on Amendment 16 until the new aged based assessment is complete.

 That is potentially great news and we look forward to seeing the NMFS letter confirming all of this.

 Great work for all involved with this issue, it is proof positive that people can work together when necessary. Too bad it took this long for some to hop on board and get motivated to fight for what is right.

 The Division, the NCMFC, and Congressman Jones did the right thing on this and ought to be applauded.

 

Still along way to go with other issues and other amendments but this is good news.

 

Sean

President

NCFA

 


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