FTM - PTB

 FOOLS represents the Brotherhood and Tradition of the Fire Service

Cooking at Ronald McDonald House September 10th

Depending on the menu items, we will arrive mid afternoon (for grill set-up) and plan on dinner at 6:00pm. We will need help cooking, serving, and cleaning up. This will be our monthly social for September. After dinner is served, we will head out for some spirits and fun.

Central Florida FOOLS

FISH TEASE

Saturday, September 27th (B-shift) Ocean Obsession

Cost $65  Extra options include $10 Rod Rental, $10 Meal Ticket

This Friday, after our social, I will reserve 10 spots. As this is coming out of my pocket, the first to get money in my hand gets the spot.

After those are taken, cost might go up $5 and be based on space available. You will need to commit early to get a reservation. The back of the boat is allready booked.

First ever CFFOOLS sponsored fish pool. Should be enough to pay for one persons beer. 

Orlando's FD Station 2 has been holding it's annual OFD Fish Kill for the past several years. As of late, it

seems to have lost favor. I don't know about you, but I kinda miss spending the better part of a Franklin to

stick my hands in salted mullet and rank squid all day while sweating my jewels off, only to see some old

fart on the back of the boat land a fish I'd slap my Mother just to have a picture with. Oh, the memories.

I say it's time for us to call it what it is and start our own annual event. That's right a "FISH TEASE." Sure

there are plenty of pictures of other folks catching fish on this boat, but not us. We will fill our coolers with

BEER, not Bass. We will catch some sun, not Snapper. We will head out of Port Canaveral on the Ocean Obsession, a 65' fishing machine. September 27th, Saturday, B-shift. The boat leaves @8:00 am, but plan to be there by 7ish. Six or more people and the rate gets lower, but $70 + $10 rod rental + $10 meal ticket for now. Bring your own rod and food, save $20 for beer. Go to fishobsession.com for details. CONFIRM ASAP for best rate and location. After all, we want to be close to the person that catches the big fish. Family and friends welcome, but forewarned.