San Francisco Tyee Club
The San Francisco Tyee Club is a angling organization based in Burlingame, California, with a mission to promote interest in angling for King Salmon (Tyee) and to encourage sportsmanship and preserve for ourselves and our posterity the continuity of the Salmon.
Established in 1938
Organized August 20, 1938
Incorporated November 25, 1941
A California Corporation
What We Do
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Our Purposes
The purposes of the San Francisco Tyee Club are:
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To promote interest in angling for one of the greatest fishes that swims—the King Salmon, (Tyee).
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To promote the ideals of sportsmanship as distinguished from the promiscuous taking of fish.
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To preserve, for ourselves and our posterity, the continuity of the salmon.
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To cooperate with the Department of Fish and Game of the State of California to better enforce the laws in effect.
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To standardize fishing tackle.
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To properly authenticate and record the weights and measurements of fish taken on registered tackle from waters within the jurisdiction of the Club.
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And last, to discourage angling that is not in accord with good sportsmanship.
Scholarship
The Annual Scholarship consisting of a cash Grant of a minimum of $1000 is awarded to outstanding graduate students seeking a Master of Science degree in Fisheries at an accredited school.
Social Events
The San Francisco Tyee Club has an annual dinner at which time the Tyee Champ is Crowned. This is the member who has captured the largest Salmon on regular tackle during the entire season.
Competition
Tyee Club Champ - Whenever a member captures a large Salmon on regulation gear, he may well be inline for a prize!
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Services
150 US dollars
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