Atlantic City Poker Run June 26th
03-19-2009, 10:09 AM
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Atlantic City Poker Run June 26th
Sent some emails to the NJPPC bur I think they are busy. Trying to get some info on this run (how, where to sign up, where to stay etc). Anyone have info on current run and past experiences.
Thanks in advance.
Ed
Thanks in advance.
Ed
03-19-2009, 11:43 AM
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It is a big water run
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03-24-2009, 05:17 AM
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I too had a hard time.. IT is on the Front page. DON"T click on 2009 Events, that is just an informational page.
As soon as you go onto the Home page.. Scroll down.. On the right you will see it!!
As soon as you go onto the Home page.. Scroll down.. On the right you will see it!!
03-24-2009, 03:24 PM
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Not necessarily...
We have multiple courses to cater to those that want to run offshore as well as an Intracoastal course for those looking for a smoother more relaxing ride.
We also have several starts set by a determined speed so no one feels overwhelmed by faster larger boats buzzing by them.
3 groups all under a pace boat to keep complete control of the event.
The NJPPC reaches out to everyone from large to small. From performance to fishing and or cruisers.
The smallest boat ever entered was my Bullet 130.
That is where I started. I eventually moved into a 28 Checkmate with twin Merc 2.5 EFI Outboards. I sold that since now I have taken on the job of covering the club's events photography.
I miss the boat but I am having so much more fun capturing the moments on still photos for the members.
The club's website is:
http://www.njppc.com/
We have multiple courses to cater to those that want to run offshore as well as an Intracoastal course for those looking for a smoother more relaxing ride.
We also have several starts set by a determined speed so no one feels overwhelmed by faster larger boats buzzing by them.
3 groups all under a pace boat to keep complete control of the event.
The NJPPC reaches out to everyone from large to small. From performance to fishing and or cruisers.
The smallest boat ever entered was my Bullet 130.
That is where I started. I eventually moved into a 28 Checkmate with twin Merc 2.5 EFI Outboards. I sold that since now I have taken on the job of covering the club's events photography.
I miss the boat but I am having so much more fun capturing the moments on still photos for the members.
The club's website is:
http://www.njppc.com/
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