Jul 28, 2012

Cumberland Harbour Navy Crab Tournament

The 1st Annual Cumberland Harbour Navy Crab Tournament will be held Saturday, Aug. 18.  Mark your calendars and save the date!

Event Timeline: Crab Lines In@1PM, Lines Out@5PM, Judge’s Table@6:30PM, Crab Feast@7PM


We will have a low tide - optimal for crabbing - at 3:58 PM on Saturday, August 18th (@Beach Creek Entrance).  Crabbing will be done in the small rivers and creeks in and around Saint Marys.

The Judges Table and Crab Feast will be held at the CH Pool.  Door prizes will be awarded for the ‘Biggest Crab’ and the ‘Ugliest Crab.’  The prize of envy will consist of a ‘Badge of Distinction’ for the Captain and crew of the vessel bringing in the ‘Heaviest 12’. These badges can be prominently worn at CH Events for the entire year and will be handed down to next year’s winners.
Entry Fee: $10/a person at the door for the crab feast.  Non-Crabbers are welcome to join us for the feast. The entry fee will go towards costs involved with the crab boil and purchase of prizes. It is recommended each family or couple bring a cracker or mallet and a butter knife to the Crab Feast.

Crab Feast is BYOB!!

Anyone with questions or suggestions, please contact Brian Timberlake at BTimberlake@Flintfox.com.

Bill Bruce on this event:  “Crabbing is great fun, is very simple to participate in, and provides a wonderful feast for all of us.  This Tournament is the brainchild of Brian Timberlake, and we are indebted to him for putting it together and for giving us this opportunity for fun and fellowship.  Our St. Marys River and its tributaries are full of blue crabs just waiting to be caught by you!  Sam Colville and I can attest to this: We had an excellent and very productive crabbing adventure with Brian several weeks ago (many crabs and even more beer).  Let’s have a big and enthusiastic turnout for this Tournament! 

Jul 21, 2012

Manatee on Point Peter Creek

Photos courtesy of Ted Scherck



 

Night view across the ICW from Cumberland Harbour

With Cumberland Island in the distance

Photo courtesy of Ted Scherck