Catch The Holiday Spirit With Ladies Let’s Go Fishing

DATE : November 21 – 22, 2020

Ladies Let’s Go Fishing – Surf Fishing Academy : Register for the Guy Harvey Outpost Surf Fishing Academy on either November 21 or 22nd. Instructions and surf fishing on the beach: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm. Limited to 10 anglers per class. Registration of $85 includes a free pack of Fish Bites & coozies! Instructed by Guy Harvey Resort Pro Guide Noel Kuhn.

Nights of Lights Tour : Night of Lights Tour Evening Optional Excursion: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm. Tour the acclaimed Night of Lights to view glistening lights from ground to rooftops on a luxury golf cart, with a stop to grab a beverage! Tour fee of $25. Traveling with husband or friend? It’s ok to sign them up for the tour too, please do so in advance! This sells out quickly and is limited to 20 participants.

INSTRUCTOR: Noel Kuhn

LOCATION: Guy Harvey Resort St Augustine Beach
860 A1A Beach Boulevard
St Augustine Beach, FL 32080

St Augustine Beach is known for its beautiful beaches being ranked in the Top 10 beaches in the United States by TripAdvisor Travelers. For an angler, it offers some of the best surf fishing in the state of Florida as well! This is an opportunity to enjoy a day on beautiful St Augustine Beach learning from one of the top surf fishing guides, Guy Harvey Resort Pro Guide Noel Kuhn on either the morning of November 21st or 22nd.

Upon arrival to the hotel, park at lobby, walk to the beach, if you have 4-wheel drive can drive to the beach. At 8:30 am, brief instruction by Noel about the bait, rigs and how to cast. We’ll get right to fishing. Noel will help with hands on instructions as you fish and can show how to tie on your rig. He will have rods for you to take turns fishing or bring your own rod combo.

Shore Fishing License: Unless you are 65 or over you will need a shoreline fishing license. It’s free for Florida Residents, there is a small convenience fee. For information and get the license go to http://myfwc.com/license/recreational/saltwater-fishing

Afterwards, we will have lunch at the resort to meet each other (additional per person). For those traveling to St Augustine, Saturday afternoon is free, so venture to its historic downtown, relax and enjoy the beach, or keep fishing if you have your own rod. Make sure you come back for the Night of Lights tour!

Saturday from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm take a luxury golf car tour of St Augustine’s Nights of Lights on its opening day. St. Augustine glows with holiday magic – millions of tiny white lights for a magical atmosphere in the Nation’s Oldest City. Tour historic downtown St Augustine, approximately a half hour. Registered participants can sign up an extra person or spouse for the light tour. A great way to start the holiday cheer!

While this is oriented towards women, men and teens are welcome to sign up as well.

Beach chair, cooler, stuff you would normally take to the beach like snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses.

Demo rods provided to share or bring your rod especially if you would like to keep fishing after the class.

Noel Kuhn: While Noel Kuhn loves all types of fishing, surf fishing has been his passion for 40 years. He is a founding member, past President and on the Board of Directors of the Florida Surfcasters Club, winning club as well as public tournaments. He speaks at fishing clubs to spark the passion in new surf anglers. He runs a surf fishing guide service from Fernandina south to Daytona. He loves putting his clients in position to slide fish onto the sand as well as teaching conservation, sportsmanship and stewardship of the beach environment.

He also teaches long distance casting and builds high quality sand spikes. Noel said “The look on a student’s face when they first crack 300, 400, or 500 foot casts is priceless!”

Noel’s description of a perfect day of surf fishing is, “Toes in the sand 30 minutes before sunrise. 10-mph southeast breeze in your face, three-foot curls breaking in clean water. Sliding some fat Pompano on to the sand. Next, a drag screaming six-foot Blacktip going airborn. Then grabbing lunch with fellow surfcasters!”