ADVISORY/Sixth Annual IGFA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Tuesday, October 26, 2004.Sports Editors/Outdoor Writers & Columnists ADVISORY...for Tuesday (Oct. 26) --(BUSINESS WIRE) The 2004 IGFA IGFA International Game Fish Association IGFA International Group of Funding Agencies for Global Change Research IGFA Indiana Grain and Feed Association IGFA International Guild of Fine Artists IGFA inert gas fusion analysis IGFA Intergovernmental Funding Agency Fishing Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and dinner will be held Tuesday, October 26, 2004, at 6 p.m. at the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum in Dania Beach, FL. The public is invited to join Masters of Ceremonies Andy Mill Andy Ray Mill (born November 2, 1953 in Aspen, Colorado) is a two-time Olympic downhill skier from the United States. In 1974, Mill was on the World Championship Downhill Team competing in St. Moritz, Switzerland. and Roland Martin Roland Martin can refer to at least two individuals:
The 2004 IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame inductees are: Walter W. Fondren, III One of the founding members of the Gulf Coast Conservation Association in 1977, Fondren remains chairman of the non-profit Coastal Conservation Association (CCA (1) (Common Cryptographic Architecture) Cryptography software from IBM for MVS and DOS applications. (2) (Compatible Communications A ) which has tens of thousands of members in 15 coastal states and has played a major role in the conservation of U.S. marine fishery sources. Peter Goadby Devoted to conservation and ethics in fishing, Goadby was instrumental in the development of the Cairns Cairns, city (1991 pop. 64,463), Queensland, NE Australia, on Trinity Bay. It is a principal sugar port of Australia; lumber and other agricultural products are also exported. The city's proximity to the Great Barrier Reef has made it a tourist center. giant black marlin fishery and in the introduction of tag-and-release fishing in Australia. A well-known author and lecturer, he was the first to land a shark and a marlin over 1,000 lb. Frank J. Mather, III Mather, who passed away in 2000, dedicated his life to the study of large pelagic pelagic living in the middle or near the surface of large bodies of water such as lakes or oceans. fishes, particularly the Atlantic bluefin tuna. Based at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, at Woods Hole, Mass.; est. 1930. In addition to oceanographic research, it conducts important work in meteorology, biology, geology, and geophysics. , he designed the dart tag and originated the Cooperative Game Fish Tagging Program in 1954, the first active conservation measure for the bluefin. Ray W. Scott, Jr. In 1968 Scott turned a vision into the 600,000 Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S.), spawning what is today a multi-billion dollar bass fishing industry. He is credited with establishing the rules of competitive bass fishing and was the first to promote catch-and-release in major tournaments. Mark Sosin Sosin's credits span all phases of outdoor communications: he is an award-winning writer, photographer, radio personality, and host for 20 years of TV's "Mark Sosin's Saltwater Journal." Considered a fishing authority, he also teaches seminars and clinics and serves as a consultant to industry and government. Sponsored by ROLEX, this star-studded event will include a cocktail reception, silent auction, and the Induction Ceremony and dinner. Special sponsorships and sponsor tables are available. For reservation information please call 954-924-4222. To schedule an interview with any of the four living honorees you may contact Linda Irwin at 954-924-4317 or lirwin@igfa.org. |
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