Striped Bass Conservation Coalition (SBCC)
Non-Profit Member based Organization
Clarks Hill Striper Club
The Clarks Hill Striper Club is a club whose members share their expertise, experience, and fishing information to increase the pleasure of all who fish for Striped and Hybrid Striped Bass in the Georgia and South Carolina Area.
Clark Hill Striper Club Information
Clark Hill Striper Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 1593
Evans, GA 30809
Club Goal: To provide an environment in which all members from novice to veteran will be comfortable.....and in which all may improve their fishing skills and enjoyment through a free and open exchange of information not only as it pertains to tackle and technique, but where, when and how we caught or last fish.
Where we are: The club meets in Augusta, GA and fishes primarily Clark Hill Lake (also known as Lake Thurmond) on the Savannah River. Other lakes in the region are also fished
The club meets in Augusta, GA and fishes primarily Clark Hill Lake (also known as Lake Thurmond) on the Savannah River. Other lakes in the region are also fished.
Meetings: Meetings are the second Tuesday of every month at the Golden Corral on Bobby Jones Expressway(US Hwy 520) in Augusta, GA. Meetings begin promptly at 7:00 P.M., so those wishing to eat should come early. Meetings are open to visitors. Membership and tournament fees are nominal.
The club meets in Augusta, GA and fishes primarily Clark Hill Lake (also known as Lake Thurmond) on the Savannah River. Other lakes in the region are also fished.
Meetings: Meetings are the second Tuesday of every month at the Golden Corral on Bobby Jones Expressway(US Hwy 520) in Augusta, GA. Meetings begin promptly at 7:00 P.M., so those wishing to eat should come early. Meetings are open to visitors. Membership and tournament fees are nominal.
Tournaments: We hold a club tournament once a month on the Saturday after the monthly meeting. The tournament director and hours of each tournament are determined at the meeting that month. Tournaments are designed for fun and fellowship along with friendly competition.
2008 Officers:
President: Rick Quarles
803-221-6543 c_quarles@bellsouth.net
803-221-6543 c_quarles@bellsouth.netVice President: Mark Crawford 706-373-8347 hunterdaddy@msn.com
706-373-8347 hunterdaddy@msn.com Secretary: Joseph Pearson 803-202-9903 jpdddd@hotmail.com
803-202-9903 jpdddd@hotmail.comTreasurer: Tommy Williams 706-833-3644 Twbobcat@comcast.net
706-833-3644 Twbobcat@comcast.net2-yr. At-large member: Hoss Daniel 706-554-7395 dani6145@bellsouth.net
dani6145@bellsouth.net2-yr. At-large member: Robert Edwards 706-869-9351 redwards12@knology.net
redwards12@knology.net 1-yr. At-large member: Ricky DuBose803-643-3010 rickydubose@aol.com
803-643-3010 rickydubose@aol.comClark Hill Striper Club 2007 Highlights
Family Day was held May 12 at Mistletoe State Park in conjunction with the monthly club tournament. Children’s activities and fishing tournament were topped off by a fish fry at the end of the day.
CHSC raised funds hosting the June 16 Open DNR Benefit Tournament at Clarks Hill Lake--Proceeds from the Tournaments were used to support the Fisheries Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources with the purchase of six aerators in conjunction with the Appalachian, North Georgia, and Lanier Striper Clubs. In addition to the aerators, over the past seven years, CHSC has donated over $27,000 in equipment to DNR including an oxygen meter; an electro fishing unit used in the shocking boat; a 4-stroke, 75 hp Mercury outboard motor; aeration units; a fiberglass hauling tank for the McDuffie County Fish Hatchery and hatching jars.
Club members participated in the October 20-Rufus Sawyer Memorial Tournament, sponsored by the John de la Howe School in McCormick, SC. Members provided boats to take children fishing and also provided a hot dog/hamburger cookout for the participants.
September 29– An Invitational Tournament was held for the top-ten fishermen as determined by the Club’s points system with Mark Crawford winning the event. Top Points Winner Ricky DuBose was recognized as 2007-2008 Angler of the Year and Austin Daniel was Youth Angler of the Year.
Club members participated in the American Bass Anglers Take a Soldier Fishing tournament in November 2007. CHSC member Sid Robb’s team won first place with 29.9 lbs. of stripers.
