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Bauman Named Sportfishing's Woman of the Year

Author: August 1999
In recognition of her efforts to bring the sport of fishing to women, Betty Baumanof Davie, FL, has been named "Woman of the Year" in the nation's sport-fishing industry by the American Sportfishing Association. The award was presented to her in Washington, DC, on June 8 during a reception in the Rayburn Senate Building being held for industry leaders and Congressional representatives.

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Business Mlm Opportunity The program which brought Bauman to national attention is "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!", a statewide series of saltwater fishing seminars held in conjunction with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Division of Marine Resources. Bauman established a partnership with the state department three years ago, when she offered the state a solution to the lack of opportunity for women to learn fishing skills. At the time, she owned MetroMedia Marketing, a company which conducted publicity campaigns for marine businesses and large fishing tournaments in South Florida and the Bahamas. Partial funding was provided by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, through the Sportfish Restoration Program of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services, in 1997. The remainder of funding came from corporate sponsors, which realized the value of this marketing opportunity.

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Based Business Home Internet "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!" is a weekend seminar program which offers a complete fishing experience presented in a non-intimidating environment, including classes on inshore, offshore, bottom and fly fishing, hands-on training, skill practice, an actual fishing excursion and a fish fillet and cooking class. The first event, held in Fort Lauderdale, FL, in June of 1997, was a huge success, with 120 participants. Women interested in fishing came from all walks of life, ranging from sales clerks to homemakers to business owners. The program is now commonly known as the "No-Yelling School of Fishing."

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"I knew there was a latent market of women who would go fishing if they could learn how," Bauman commented, explaining that her main objective was to make fishing enjoyable for the participants, with an emphasis on conservation. She added, "There are millions of women who enjoy the outdoors but are limited to the sports they have been exposed to while growing up. These women are prime candidates for the fishing industry, when brought into the sport properly." As the state encouraged her to offer the event in other parts of the state, she developed programs in St. Augustine, St. Petersburg and Panama City. Due to promotional efforts, including a Web site at "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing," (www.ladiesletsgofishing.com) has attracted participants from as far away as Germany.