SC FFA Marine & Fisheries Camp
October 1-4, 2026
Cost: $225.00 - $260/Person
($180 - $215 per chaperone not going on boat)
Participants can expect:
- Charter Boat Fishing
- Saltwater Fishing
- Visits from Industry Professionals
Please pack:
- Fishing Gear for Saltwater (We will provide it for all organized adventures, this would be for our marsh)
- Rain Coat (We fish Rain or Shine)
- Long sleeve shirts & Coats/Warm layers for morning fishing
- Close toed shoes and extra pairs (Shoes will get wet)
If form will not accept new registrations, please e-mail scffacenter@gmail.com with registration information for a spot on
the waiting list.
Under 3-Week Cancellation Fee: If you cancel under 3 weeks before the start of camp or are a no-show for camp, you will be charged full price for registration. We recommend filling spots in your chapter to avoid this fee and give more students a chance to experience camp.
Contact Us:
Email: SCFFACENTER@gmail.com
Ann Mayfield, Camp Director
Abby Winburn, Program Coordinator
Agenda
Thursday, October 1. 2026
- 8:00 PM Welcome to Camp! (Gym)
- 8:30 PM Bonfire/Gym Open
- 10:30 PM Gym Closed
- 11:00 PM Lights Out
Friday, October 2, 2026
- 6:55 AM Advisor Information Session (Cafeteria)
- 7:15 AM Breakfast
- 8:15 AM Depart for Excursion
- 2:30 AM Return to Camp
- 3:00 PM Guest Speaker-Mike Pearson-Gym
- 5:00 PM Dinner
- 6:00 PM Chapter Nightlife On Your Own
- 8:00 PM Gym/Bonfire Open
- 10:30 PM Gym Closed
- 11:00 PM Lights Out
Saturday, October 3, 2026
- 7:30 AM Breakfast
- 8:15 AM Depart for Excursion
- 1:30 PM End of Excursion/Activity
- 3:00 PM Guest Speaker
- 5:15 PM Dinner
- 6:15 PM Beach Clean Up-Sunset Walk
- 8:00 PM Open Gym/Bonfire
- 10:30 PM Gym Closed
- 11:00 PM Lights out
Sunday, October 4, 2026
- 7:30AM Group Pictures
- 7:45 AM Breakfast/Clean Up
Learning and Competency Objective
Operate fishing equipment following proper handling techniques.
Identify marine life across different environments, such as offshore waters, marshlands, and pier areas.
Examine the key elements of marine habitats to ensure a stable environment is maintained.
