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The Buckingham Hotel invites you and your family to an urban safari at the Bronx Zoo.

Starting at $299, this package includes a one night stay at the hotel in a one bedroom suite for four, four tickets (two adult; two children) to the Bronx Zoo, and a snack pack including animal crackers, Hint Water and a Mary Meyer plush elephant zoo animal collectible to take with you on your fun filled day.

The Bronx Zoo is an easy escape for Buckingham Hotel patrons as the subway stop is just outside the hotel, allows access to the 265-acre park, which is home to more than 4,000 animals.

From grizzly bears to lions to anacondas, the Bronx Zoo is action-packed with tons of activities and surprises around every corner.

The Bronx Zoo is located at 2300 Southern Boulevard in Bronx, NY. The Bronx Zoo package is available through October 31, 2010. Minimum stay of two nights is required.

Disney on Broadway with Mary Poppins

Add the magic of London’s practically perfect nanny to your NYC stay with the Buckingham Hotel’s SupercalifragilisticexpealaSavings package.

An incredible family package starting at $798 includes a two night stay for four in a spacious deluxe one-bedroom suite, four tickets to Disney’s Mary Poppins on Broadway show, and a CD of the show. The stunning musical that is Mary Poppins works its whimsy on both old and young audiences, and will make any trip to NYC a “jolly holiday.”

The SupercalifragilisticexpealaSavings package is available through November 21, 2010. Booking this package saves you up to 25% on theater tickets.

The New York City Opera

The New York City Opera has been recognized as one of America’s preeminent cultural institutions, celebrated for its adventurous programming and innovative, risk-taking production style. From October 30, 2010 through November 21, 2010, the Buckingham Hotel, invites guest to experience the art of music, movement, theater and costuming found on stage with its New York City Opera package.

Starting at $479, this deal includes a one night stay in a deluxe suite, and 2 admission tickets to upcoming fall performances which reflect a 20% savings on tickets and accommodations. Fall performances include but are not limited to, A Quiet Place and Intermezzo.

The New York City Opera is located at 20 Lincoln Center. . This package is available through November 21, 2010. Minimum stay of two nights is required.

American Museum of Natural History & its Race to the End of the Earth Exhibit

Over 100 years ago, Roald Amundsen and Robert Falcon Scott set out on one of the most stirring tales in the history of Antarctic exploration, a contest to reach the South Pole. Families, who stay at the Buckingham Hotel, can now experience this thrill and adventure by visiting the Race to the End of the Earth exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History.

Starting at $299, the hotel’s Race to the End of the Earth package includes four admission tickets into the exhibit (two adult; two children) and a one night stay at the hotel, visitors of all ages can glimpse what it would have been like to travel to the coldest place on earth.

The American Museum of Natural History is located on 79th Street at Central Park West. This Race to the End of the Earth package is available through January 3, 2011. Booking this package saves you up to 25% on museum tickets.

The Museum of Modern Art & its Underground Gallery Exhibit

After World War I, striking modern posters began to transform the stations of London’s underground railway system and into public art galleries.

The posters, designed by significant artists such as László Moholy-Nagy, Zero (Hans Schleger) and Abram Games will be on display at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art now through January 11, 2011. Experience this promotion of culture with the Buckingham Hotel’s Underground MoMA package. Starting at $279, this package includes a one night stay (two night minimum) and two VIP tickets to the exhibition where patrons can skip admission lines.

The Museum of Modern Art is located on 53rd Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, a mere seven-minute from the property. This Underground MoMA package is available through January 11, 2011. Minimum stay of two nights is required.

About the Buckingham Hotel

The Buckingham Hotel is an intimate, 100-suite boutique property that provides guests with the unique experience of New York living combined with modern hotel style. Comfortable and chic with eat-in kitchens, spacious rooms, and public areas designed to echo the red velvet and dark wood of the hotel’s neighbor, Carnegie Hall, the Buckingham is city lodging at its finest.

Located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, the property is just seconds from Central Park and the Museum of Modern Art, as well as shopping destinations like Tiffany & Co., Gucci, Bergdorf Goodman and Barney’s — only a few of the lifestyle experiences that make New York City exceptional.

Canadian distillers and brew masters have created a slew of sensational sippers, sure to add class to any glass. Here are the latest ones that have us in a celebratory mood:

•The BATTLE OF THE GLEN is a special edition, Glen Breton 15-year-old single malt whiskey from the Glenora Inn & Distillery, based on Cape Breton Island, NS. The name alludes to the seven-year legal fight over the use of the trademark “Glen Breton.”

To pay homage to the remarkable victory over Scotland’s Scotch Whisky Association (the group that opposed the Nova Scotia company adopting the term),

Glenora introduced this velvety single malt with apple and maple notes. Cheers to that! www.novascotia.com

•Toronto’s Mill Street Brewery has added Lemon Tea Beer to its roster. Infused with a blend of earl grey and orange pekoe teas, it tingles on the tongue and makes a refreshing, light beverage well worth sipping on the dock at the cottage and backyard barbecues. www.ontariotravel.net

•Like movies and indie bands, breweries can develop cult-like followings, too; case in point, Winnipeg, MB’s Half Pints Brewing Company. Devotees of its creations line up to be among the first to take home the newest release.

Coming Oct. 30, a fresh batch for Punk N’ Fest, a party featuring beer and bands—an early Halloween treat for grownups. www.travelmanitoba.com

•Yellowhead Brewing Co. is the latest addition to Edmonton, AB’s microbrew scene. It opened in May in the historic H.V. Shaw building (circa 1914), once a cigar factory. Its inaugural brew is a robust, premium lager created by Munich-trained brewmaster Scott Harris, a former dancer with the Alberta Ballet. 10229 105th Street, 780-423-3333. www.travelalberta.com

•A toast of welcome to the Living Sky Winery—Saskatchewan’s second winery, located in Perdue (west of Saskatoon), has just bottled in first batch of fruit wines, after patiently waiting five years for its orchards to mature and bear fruit. Owners Sue Echlin and Vance Lester are pleased to welcome three table wines (rhubarb, raspberry and strawberry rhubarb), a raspberry dessert wine and a port-style cherry dessert wine. www.sasktourism.com

video:

Aging Canadian Whiskey: Crown Royal in Gimli
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fecENBpA1WM

Cypress Hills Vineyard and Winery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cs8ZedOqKE

myscenicdrives.com Provides A Single Destination myscenicdrives.com Provides A Single Destination For All Your Road Trip Planning

SEATTLE – myscenicdrives.com now makes planning scenic road trips even simpler with the launch of online bookings for accommodations, car rentals and flights.

The popular website offers a wide variety of scenic drives for day trips, weekend getaways and family vacations. Each drive features an interactive map, recommended places of interest and GPS directions which allows you to focus on the adventure.

Create your own travel plan and complete it with online bookings from one familiar, easy-to-use web interface. Decide to extend your trip with an overnight stay?

That’s no problem with myscenicdrives.com’s mobile-friendly website. With a GPS-enabled smartphone, finding a room in a nearby hotel is simple.

No more figuring out what town you’re in, or stopping at each hotel to see what’s available.

Long road trips are a fabulous way to explore the beauty of the United States, but they can be very hard on a car. By renting on myscenicdrives.com, users can save miles of wear and tear and travel in style with just the right vehicle. www.myscenicdrives.com’s new online reservations for  low rates and worry-free travel around the globe.

With the regular release of new drives and value-added services, users will always find the perfect scenic drive at www.myscenicdrives.com

LAS VEGAS – SEA: The Thai Experience joins the culinary lineup at Bally’s Las Vegas bringing its unique Thai fusion cuisine to the Strip. The restaurant is now open for lunch, dinner and late night bites.

SEA: The Thai Experience opened its first location in Brooklyn, N.Y. in 2002.

The restaurant’s sleek modern design made it a perfect backdrop for films such as “Garden State” and “Sex and the City.”

After seven successful years in Brooklyn, SEA opened a second location in the Meat Packing District, becoming a favorite dining location for many New Yorkers. Now making its way to the Las Vegas Strip, SEA at Bally’s Las Vegas offers guests a fresh, exotic destination to experience the flavorful taste of Thai food and the aroma of Asian spices as they enjoy the ambiance of the Bangkok-inspired modern design.

The diverse menu offers guests a variety of specialty Thai and Vietnamese dishes including grilled lemongrass chicken, Tamarind whole fish, classic pork chop, volcanic chicken and pineapple curry duck.

To complete the dining experience, guests can pair their entrées with beer, wine or specialty cocktails such as the suwanmalee, a Thai lychee martini, or the sakuntala, SEA’s signature mojito.

SEA: The Thai Experience is open daily from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. and is located next to Bally’s Steakhouse.

For reservations, please call (702) 967-3888.

ABOUT BALLY’S LAS VEGAS

Bally’s Las Vegas is one of the Strip’s most exciting resorts, offering guests a classic Las Vegas experience. The 44-acre property is located on the center of the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, across from Caesars Palace and next to Paris Las Vegas.

Bally’s features two 26-story hotel towers, offering 2,814 guestrooms, including 265 suites. The resort features a first-class Sports Book, known for its stadium-style seating and abundance of TV screens.

Bally’s Las Vegas is home to Donn Arden’s Jubilee!, the production that has been thrilling audiences since 1981 with its beautiful showgirls, music, lavish sets and spectacular choreography.

Guests may also indulge in the world-famous “Sterling Brunch” each Sunday, featuring the finest array of food from around the world, including caviar, sushi, lobster and champagne.

For more information, please visit www.ballyslasvegas.com . Find Bally’s on Facebook and follow on Twitter.

Skiing? Fitness? Canada travel? Ja, CTC-Germany has an app for that.
Fun iPhone apps show Germans what’s to do in Canada in winter, promote partner packages.

Vorsprung durch Technik, as they say in Germany (“progress through technology”)—and Canada, too. The Germany office of the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) has put heads and smartphones together and come up with some fun ‘n funky iPhone apps to promote Canada winter travel.

Industry sources are predicting global smartphone sales will outstrip PCs for the first time in 2010. So these apps will deliver Canada, as well as a real sense of winter fun, into the palms of thousands of users. Here’s a peek:

Quiz Canada: Test the grey matter with 200 questions on all of Canada—summer and winter. There’s also a high-score leaderboard, plus a promotion with CANUSA Touristik for travel packages and a special Visa card with 50 bucks already loaded onto it. The app is fully integrated with Facebook, so users can share with their pals.

Fit for Canada: Try ski gymnastics training to get ready for a ski or snowboarding holiday (very useful for travellers who spent too long at Oktoberfest).

Ten different exercises, devised by German Sport University Cologne, put users through the paces. There’s also a “lexicon” with ski and boarding terms, and a “Winter Holidays in Canada” section, featuring Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec. Plus there’s full integration with Facebook.

Ski Race Canada: This app does what it says on the can. Three races: easy (Kananaskis, AB), medium (Jasper, AB) and difficult (Banff, AB). The game highlights partner logos on the slopes; if players ski over them, they get extra points. Lexicon and “Winter Holidays in Canada” are also included, along with Facebook integration.

Ski Travel Canada: This extensive tour guide info app designed to help would-be travellers, with images and links from CTC’s Canada: the Ski and Snowboard Guide. Lexicon and “Winter Holidays in Canada” are also included, along with Facebook integration and the CANUSA Touristik promo.

Go Canada: This booking app offers six CANUSA Touristik packages to Alberta. Users can also send info direct to the operator, which will give them a chance of getting a special offer.

The latest segment of the “Blind Date in Canada” promotion from CTC-Germany is also underway, part of the Generation Kanada project. The contest is now open for two 50-plus German singles to win a trip to Canada in 2011. Feierabend, the largest portal for this demographic (150,000-plus members) in Germany, is the main partner.

W
hen a trendy Starwood boutique hotel called Aloft opens in Harlem later this month, it will be the neighborhood’s first major hotel since the famed Theresa closed in 1967.

Harlem is already a must-see for many visitors to New York, but the tourism industry believes the opening of this hotel will help make the area even more of a destination by encouraging people to stay overnight or longer, says the New York Times.

“Instead of just going up to visit Harlem, you can stay in Harlem,” said George Fertitta, head of NYC & Company, the city’s tourism and marketing agency.

The Aloft is one of about 100 new hotels to open in the city since 2007. A number of other hotel projects planned for Harlem were abandoned or delayed by the recession.

Said Fertitta:

“The interest in Harlem from tourists on a global basis is extraordinary. It’s one of the top spots in New York City that people want to see,”

Big Apple Greeter, which offers free tours led by volunteer New Yorkers, gets more requests for Harlem than any other neighborhood except Greenwich Village.

And double-decker tour buses pull up all day long on 125th Street outside the Apollo Theater, which attracts 2.5 million visitors a year for in-house tours and its famous Wednesday Amateur Night.

The Theresa was a haven for prominent African-Americans in an era when they weren’t welcome at hotels elsewhere.

In 1960, the Theresa’s guest roster included Fidel Castro, in town to speak at the United Nations.

But in recent years, the Theresa was run-down.

Harlem, like so many New York neighborhoods, was also hurt by rising crime and urban decay.

But these days, Harlem is “vibrant and up and coming,” said Brian McGuinness, senior vice president of Aloft Hotels.

“The Aloft brand is known for being cutting-edge and innovative, and as we looked at Harlem, and all the way back from when Hotel Theresa opened up in 1913, which was quite avant-garde at the time, we determined that Harlem was certainly the right place to launch the Aloft in New York City,” he said.

KEY LARGO, Florida Keys — The 50th anniversary of the creation of America’s first underwater preserve, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, is to be celebrated Dec. 1-11 in Key Largo. The island is humming with activity as it prepares for visitors marking the occasion with a trip to the park at the gateway to the Florida Keys.

World-renowned oceanographer and explorer Dr. Sylvia Earle, “Time” magazine’s first Hero for the Planet, is to be keynote speaker at the celebration’s signature event. Also scheduled to be in attendance are original park managers and staff as well as descendants of the late John Pennekamp, the “Miami Herald” editor who helped create this Florida Keys jewel that lies just a 90-minute drive from Miami.

The park named for Pennekamp was dedicated Dec. 10, 1960. Today it draws more than a million visitors annually to explore its nature trails and beaches and observe the abundant underwater wildlife that inhabits its 70 square nautical miles.

Numerous events held inside Pennekamp Park, on the water and throughout the Key Largo community are designed to appeal to divers, snorkelers and outdoor enthusiasts. Highlights of the 11-day celebration include:

Dec. 1: 50th Anniversary Photo Contest Begins. Participants can enter up to six images that portray Key Largo’s natural beauty and tell its story through pictures in this juried competition that is open to all shutterbugs.

Stephen Frink, one of the world’s most published underwater photographers and a longtime Key Largo resident, is to be one of the judges.

Dec. 4: Snorkeling Record Attempt. Snorkelers are encouraged to participate and help set the bar for Pennekamp Park’s record for the most snorkelers in the water at one time.

Visit www.fla-keys.com/pennekamp50

and click Event Highlights for more details.

Dec. 6-9: Protect the Reef Days. In accordance with the park’s mission to protect and preserve the surrounding natural resources, events over these three days are aimed at keeping coral reefs clean and healthy.

An environmental cleanup is planned for Dec. 6 at 10 a.m., both for the shoreline and by canoe or kayak. In addition, a morning educational coral restoration seminar, followed by two afternoon scuba dives to actual coral nurseries, are scheduled with the Coral Restoration Foundation and Amoray Dive Resort.

The Reef Environmental Education Foundation is sponsoring a free fish identification seminar, with an optional two-tank scuba dive, beginning at 10 a.m. Dec. 7.
Open to recreational snorkelers and divers, the introductory “class” highlights the Florida Keys’ 50 most-sighted reef fish.

To join, visit www.reef.org/fishid/pennekamp

A derby-style Lionfish Roundup is planned for Wednesday, Dec. 8. Two-person teams can sign up to help remove invasive lionfish from the reefs.

Prizes are to be awarded to the teams capturing the biggest, most and smallest lionfish.

For more information visit www.reef.org/lionfish/roundup/pennekamp

Dec. 10: Underwater Rededication Ceremony. Marking the 50th anniversary of Pennekamp’s original dedication, the rededication is planned at one of the park’s most famous offshore sites, the 9-foot-tall bronze “Christ of the Deep.”

Resting in 20 feet of water, the iconic statue is a replica of the like-named statue in the Mediterranean Sea, donated to the Underwater Society of America in 1961 by industrialist Egidi Cressi.

Dec. 11: Educational Fair & Environmental Expo. Scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pennekamp, this event underscores the island-wide celebration with conservation-minded educational vendor booths and exhibits as well as nationally renowned guest speakers including Dr. Earle.

Visitors can enjoy the park’s popular water activities during the event, such as viewing the reef on glass-bottom boat tours, canoeing, kayaking or fishing.

Several Key Largo area retail businesses, dive and snorkel operators, restaurants and lodging properties have special value-added offers and roll-back prices during the 50th anniversary celebration.

For more information and event highlights, visit

www.fla-keys.com/pennekamp50

For more area accommodations, contact the Key Largo Chamber of Commerce at 800-822-1088,

e-mail info@keylargochamber.org or visit the Florida Keys & Key West website at

www.fla-keys.com

Keys information also can be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/floridakeysandkeywest  and on Twitter at twitter.com/thefloridakeys

Ala, the old TV series “Love Boat,” marrying at sea has been an option for years but cruise weddings, second marriages and vow renewals are getting more popular than ever, observers say.

A major reason: the economy as couples look to trim wedding budgets while at the same time minimize stress.

Nearly two-thirds of travel agents surveyed last year by the Cruise Lines International Association had booked increasing numbers of cruise weddings in the past two years. CLIA reports that for some cruise lines, wedding business has risen as much as 60 percent in the decade.

Cruise lines are starting to cater to the trend.

Disney Cruise lines offers an in-house Fairytale Weddings & Honeymoons service. Royal Ocdean events handles ceremonies for Holland America Line and other lines such as Princess Cruises uses the Wedding Experience company for its bookings.

You may marry in port before you embark on the cruise, at sea in the ship’s chapel or other spots on board, or ashore in increasingly exotic locales.

“It’s just so cheap to go on cruises, it’s scandalous at this point,” said Carolyn Spencer Brown, editor of CruiseCritic.com, an online resource for cruise information, told the Dallas Morning News.

She added:

“You’ll pay $20,000 to get married in a hotel ballroom when, at a fraction, you can marry in some entirely romantic places and have the cruise, too.”

Held onboard or at hundreds of locations worldwide, ceremonies range from about $1,500 to $3,500 for a basic package, on top of the trip cost, the newspaper reports.

European weddings are a little pricier, ranging from $2,500 to $7,000. Brown says popular venues include secluded South Pacific beaches; a catamaran, yacht or private island in the Caribbean; villas, gardens, wineries, chateaus and monasteries; atop Alaskan glaciers; and on ships.

Although most wedding cruises involve a handful of friends and family going a short holiday to the Caribbean or Bahamas, nearly 10 percent of travel agents surveyed by the industry association had booked weddings for 30 to 200 guests.

A few couples are even opting to charter luxury yachts or river cruise ships so that they can chart an itinerary and design an intimate, custom ceremony, according to CLIA.

For couples on a budget, there are plenty of ways to personalize wedding packages. For minimal extra cost they can upgrade menus or add live entertainment and additional cocktail receptions, bridesmaids’ teas, stag parties, showers or engagement ceremonies.

In movie-style glamorous fashion, some couples want the captain to perform the ceremony.

If you’re counting on the captain marrying you legally at sea, book with Celebrity, P&O Cruises, Azamara Cruises or Princess, advises the Morning News.

Their ships are flagged to either Malta or Bermuda, the only countries whose laws recognize captain-officiated civil ceremonies in open water.

Silversea reduces prices to court singles market

Silversea Cruises is adding to its Solo Traveler program. The cruise line has reduced the single supplement on more than 20 sailings in 2011 to just 10 percent – 25 percent (above the per-person, double-occupancy fare) for Vista, Veranda and Midship Veranda suites.

“Initially launched last summer on select 2010 voyages, the line’s specially reduced Solo Traveler fares proved such a popular incentive with independent travelers that the company is extending the offer to select 2011 itineraries,” the company announced.

“With special fares like these — which can be combined with Silver Savings, Free Air and $250 Shipboard Credit offers — there’s no excuse for single travelers to stay at home,” said Steve Tucker, Silversea’s vice president of field sales for North America.

Also, on several voyages, Gentlemen Hosts will be on board, “which is a real plus for single female guests looking for a dining companion or a dance partner,” Silversea says.

All-inclusive fares include an ocean-view suite (most suites feature a private veranda), attentive butler service, complimentary wines and spirits, fine dining, sophisticated enrichment and entertainment programs, and all onboard gratuities.

Enjoy the decadence guilt-free.The original geothermal system: this one is it. And plans are underway for more sustainable behind-the-scenes work.
Like many resort hotels, Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa—perched on a sandy lakefront about two hours east of Vancouver, BC—has made a commitment to sustainability. You’ll find recycling bins in the rooms and swirly lightbulbs in the halls, all the usual stuff. But this property offers something else, a feature that distinguishes it from most similar relaxation destinations, but one that remains largely invisible to guests: geothermal heat.

To be clear, we’re talking about the natural mineral hot-spring pools. There are five of them, designated for swimming laps, splashing with the kids, hanging out with a trashy novel or magazine, you name it.

At many properties, all this fun consumes a great deal of energy. Somewhere out of view, a near-constant fire of natural gas—representing energy, money and carbon emissions—keeps the pool waters nice and toasty.

But Harrison’s are heated by Earth’s own power plant, a pair of nearby thermal springs—the 40º C (104º F) “Potash” and the 65º C (149º F) “Sulfur.”

It’s guilt-free relaxation. And the good news is that the property is also investigating how it might harvest the ancient free heat for applications like warming the fresh water supplying guest rooms, restaurant kitchen and housekeeping operations.

If that plan works out, well—let’s just say it would spell more good than a whole mountain of blue recycling bins.

Postscript: If you bring your bikes along for a visit, you can also take in nearby The Farm House Natural Cheeses, Limbert Mountain Farm and Canadian Hazelnut (604-796-2136), all part of the scenic area’s popular Circle Farm Tour.

www.hellobc.com

video:
Hot Springs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJhwdstw_Vg

Have IGFA World Records, fish IDs and so much more at your fingertips

DANIA BEACH, Fla., USA — You’re still reeling from your fish fight and the one you just brought to the boat is definitely your biggest yet – but is it an IGFA World Record? How will you weigh it, and how will you share the moment with your buddies back on land?

Finally, the IGFA has an iPhone app anglers have been asking for. The IGFA Mobile App will amaze your friends and inspire your fishing adventures with all the knowledge you’ll have at your fingertips.

You can quickly identify your catches with stunning full-color images, then search for vacant, pending, and standing IGFA World Records, all from this amazing app.

Even if your fish is a pound shy of a record, this app has plenty of functions for every angler. From planning your next trip to tracking your IGFA Slam Club progress to sharing your catches with family and friends, the IGFA Mobile has you covered.

Check out some of its many features:

• World Record Database – Want to know how your catch measures up to the world’s greatest? The app is automatically updated with the latest records on over 1100 species when it is opened and connected to a cellular or wi-if connection. Great for comparing what you’ve hooked – or planning to fill a vacant record. It’s an IGFA exclusive.

• IGFA Species ID – Along with marine artists Diane Rome Peebles’ and Duane Ravers’ incredible full-color images of every record game species, the ID descriptions include extensive reference material from the IGFA including thorough habitat information, geographic distribution and anatomy and it’s only available from the experts at the IGFA.

• My Catches – Take a photo (iPhone 3Gs or 4) of the monster fish you land, enter the details of your fight and upload to Facebook or email with one easy step. On the iPhone or iPad, GPS functions will automatically record the location of your catches as you log them.

• Quest List – This is for anglers on a mission. Track your progress towards your next IGFA Weight Club (for bass, snook, or bonefish) or IGFA Slam Club. You can also create your own customizable quest.

• IGFA Weigh Stations – Do you think your catch is close to the current record? One quick tap and you’ll know how close you are to an official IGFA Weigh Station, with maps to help you get there, and it’s also an IGFA exclusive.

• Trip Planning List – A successful angler is a prepared angler, and using your list will give you the best shot of having a great day on the water.

• IGFA Rules – Make sure your catch counts every time. Consult the IGFA International Angling Rules – for both conventional and flyrod – to make sure your next catch won’t be disqualified and it’s only available from the IGFA.

So what’s the cost for all of these great benefits that the IGFA iPhone Mobile App? It’s just a one time charge at the introductory price of $8.99. And it also works on the iPad too.

Go to www.igfa.org/Fish/IGFA-Mobile.aspx  to learn more on this great fishing advancement.