PLEASE NOTE that we are currently open until 5:00 PM EDT Monday through Friday and CLOSED on Saturday until May 2019.  Please order by 2:00PM EST 10/1/2018-3/31/2019, order by 3:00 PM 4/1/2019-9/30/2019.  We may also remain open later some days based on demand and workload. Also, PLEASE NOTE that we will be CLOSED Tuesday October 16, 2018 for an office meeting and that there will be NO Fishy Times Newsletter the following day Wednesday October 17, 2018. Please call the office (321.723.5759) or email the office (feedback@roffs.com) with any questions/concerns.  Thank you! Please click HERE to place you order online today… Join ROFFS™ on Saturday, October 13th at Boaters Exchange in Rockledge, FL for a fun, informative day. Come meet James King, ROFFS™ one of our satellite oceanographers and attend his seminar @ 1:00 pm. Seminars, demos and new innovative products in the marine industry will be showcased. 2145 Hwy US1, Rockledge FL. Contact ROFFS™ for additional information (fish7@roffs.com).

ROFFS™ Hurricane Harvey Rapid Response Project – Weekly Summaries Posted to Website

Our work is complete on our Hurricane Harvey Rapid Response Project and this will be our final posting for this project.  This project succeeded in tracking, mapping and spatially analyzing the freshwater plume runoff in the northwest Gulf of Mexico resulting from Hurricane Harvey hitting the Texas coast on August 25, 2017 using a combination of ocean color and infrared satellite imagery. Twenty-four weeks of satellite data were derived from NASA, NOAA and the European Space Agency (ESA) using a variety of polar orbiting platforms. It was determined that the freshwater plume signal, derived primarily from sea surface derived chlorophyll measurements, had a surface area expansion peak and mean of 2.14 and 1.57 times the pre-storm mean within the northwest Gulf of Mexico.

Weekly summaries and results are provided on the ROFFS™ website (https://roffs.com/research-environmental/monitoring-hurricane-harvey-plume-gulf-mexico/) and have been publicized widely through social media, press releases, and ROFFS™ newsletter. The results are being sent directly to a variety of agencies and fisheries managers via email. In addition, the distribution included fishers, as well as, the general public including educators and government representatives. The data is available via ROFFS™ website or upon request (fish7@roffs.com, 321-723-5759). If you would like more collaboration of data, more details or if you want assistance in tracking Hurricane Florence water please contact ROFFS™ at 321.723.5759 or fish7@roffs.com. Please click HERE to read more on our website now!

The Long Game! Want to know what it’s like to catch a 600lb., 103″ Bluefin Tuna? Watch the mini-documentary, “The Long Game,” from our friends at Badfish. Video Courtesy: Shop Deep | Youtube Please click HERE to watch video our website now! Updated Photos ROFFS™ client Martin Rash, angler Cammie Rash and Captain Carey Griffin out of Destin, FL. Great fishing trip, thanks ROFFS!! ROFFS™ client Carl Frandino (Reelkeepher) pulled in this pair of “keepers” out at the Wilmington canyon last week. Please click HERE to view recent 2018 photos on our website now! Please click HERE to view our recently updated 2018 Winners List on our website now! Backlash? Feedback?

As always, please send comments & feedback on Fishy Times newsletter content directly to us at feedback@roffs.com. If you do not want to wait for our next Fishy Times newsletter, please visit us in the meantime to get all your fishing news using the social media/web links below.  Safe and successful fishing until next time!

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