105th Annual New York
Boat Show Returns to Jacob K. Javits Center at
655 West 34th Street, New York, NY (Enter at 11th Avenue and 35th Street)
with NEW Dates: January 20-24, 2010. This is the
Northeast's Premiere Boat Show Moves to Five-Day Format
of January 20-24. Tickets: Enjoy $2 off
advance show e-tickets now through January 19, 2010 at
www.NYBoatShow.com.
Regular price tickets: Adults $12; children 15 and under get
in FREE when accompanied by an adult. Contact:
212-984-7007 or
www.NYBoatShow.com
Hours: Wednesday, January 20 10:00am to 8:00pm
Thursday, January 21 10:00am to 8:00pm
Friday, January 22 10:00am to 8:00pm
Saturday, January 23 10:00am to 8:00pm
Sunday, January 24 10:00am to 5:00pm
With a return to its traditional mid-January dates and a new five-day
format, the 2010 New York Boat Show is your once-a-year chance to shop,
compare and save on hundreds of new boats and the latest in marine gear and
accessories. The Northeast's premier boat and
marine accessories marketplace and America’s first and longest-running boat
show will offer something for everyone. More than 1,000 of the most
innovative luxury and cruising yachts, sport fishers, bass boats,
performance boats, personal water craft, pontoon boats, inflatables,
engines, marine accessories will be available to view, board and buy under
one roof. And, visitors can stop by the Affordability Pavilion, which
features boats that can be financed for $250 or less per month, enter to win
boating giveaways; and more.
This year, exhibitors will unveil unprecedented deals and pricing and for
the first time will allow attendees to pre-shop the show, browse boats and
schedule appointments with boat dealers at
www.NYBoatShow.com
Win Free Tix to the 2010 NY Boat Show:
We are giving away free tix to the NY Boat Show...the most you can get is
two tickets and as supplies dwindle they may be reduced to one ticket. If
you request more than two tix as some of you do, your request goes in the
shredder and you get nothing. Please do not mail multiple requests under
different names from the same address OR send one for your brother, sister
whatever...I see many envelopes printed on the same PC and the same printer
in the same font with the last names all the same just different
address...they to go in the shredder too.
Send a SASE #10 Business size envelope for TWO tix to:
The Fishing Line
NY Boat Show Tix
24 Troy Ave.
E. Atlantic Beach, NY 11561
2010 NY Boat Show’s
Boating and Fishing University Schedule
Sponsored and produced by “The Fishing Line” & Rich
Johnson (speakers & times subject to change)
Wednesday- January 20
Noon: Onboard Weather
Forecasting: Marvin Lipper U.S. Power Squadrons
1 pm. Back Bay Stripers: Rich Johnson of The Fishing Line
2 pm. Kayak Capsize Recoveries: Elizabeth O’Connor
(SKSA)
3 pm. Seven Steps To Successful Docking: Capt. Katherine Giampietro
Redmond
4 pm. Enhance Your Hudson River Cruise: Domenic Mantoan
5 pm. Seamanship & Visibility for Paddle Craft: Elizabeth O’Connor
(SKSA)
6 p.m. Black Wave, A Real Life Shipwreck: John and Jean
Silverwood, authors
7 pm. Life Raft Survival & Rescue at Sea: Charles Daneko WINSLOW
Liferafts
Thursday- January 21
Noon: Inter-Coastal Waterway Tips: Capt.
Katherine Giampietro Redmond
1 pm Black Wave, A Real Life Shipwreck: John and Jean Silverwood,
authors
2 pm Life Raft Survival & Rescue at Sea: Charles Daneko WINSLOW
Liferafts
3 pm Rules of the Marine Road:
Richard Zucchi U.S. Power Squadrons
4 pm Enhance Your Hudson River Cruise: Domenic Mantoan
5 pm Onboard Weather Forecasting: Marvin Lipper U.S. Power
Squadrons
Friday-
January 22
Noon: Equipment Check Non
Motorized Vessels: Elizabeth O’Connor (SKSA)
1 pm Understanding GPS Navigation: Richard Zucchi U. S. Power
Squadrons)
2 pm Onboard Weather Forecasting: Marvin Lipper U.S. Power
Squadrons
3 pm. Kayak Capsize Recoveries: Elizabeth O’Connor (SKSA)
4 pm. Black Wave, A Real Life Shipwreck: John and Jean Silverwood,
authors
5 p.m. Diamond Jigging Bass & Blues: Rich Johnson of The Fishing
Line
Saturday- January 23
10:15am Online Boating
Research & Education
11 am
Enhance Your Hudson River Cruise:
Domenic Mantoan
Noon: Live Snapper Fluke: Rich Johnson, The Fishing Line
1 pm How Women Can Handle Boating Mishaps: Capt. Katherine G.
Redmond
3 p.m. Black Wave, A Real Life Shipwreck: John and Jean
Silverwood, authors
4 pm LifeRaft Survival & Rescue at Sea: Charles Daneko WINSLOW
Liferafts
5 pm. Kids & Party Boat Fun: Capt Greg Markert of the Golden Eagle
in NJ
6 pm. Understanding Diesel Maintenance:
Larry Berlin of Mack Boring
7 p.m. Using GPS Navigation: Richard Zucchi
U. S. Power Squadrons)
Sunday-
January 24
11 a.m. Understanding
Diesel Maintenance:
Larry Berlin of Mack Boring
Noon: Seven Steps To Successful Docking: Capt. Katherine
Giampietro Redmond
1 pm Canyon Tuna Tactics: Capt Greg Markert of the Golden Eagle in
NJ
2 pm Enhance Your Hudson River Cruise: Domenic Mantoan
3 pm Online
Boating Research & Education
2010 Bio’s
John and Jean Silverwood
:
John & Jean are the authors of a true life best selling novel “Black Wave,”
the story of a real life shipwreck. The kind of story sailors has nightmares
about. Bound for Australia with their four young children, they found
themselves shipwrecked and fighting for their lives. Their story has been
told on 48 Hours, Inside Edition, CBS’s the Morning Show and other places. A
story not to be missed and learned from! On the web
www.jsilverwood.com
Larry Berlin
:
With a profound understanding of diesel engines,
Larry Berlin is Director of Mack Boring’s Training Services division. Larry
has taught diesel theory and hands-on training to over 20,000 diesel
operators and enthusiasts on virtually every make of diesel engine. An
industry icon and on Mack Boring staff for over 40 years, Larry Berlin has
been featured in numerous boating publications and is a welcomed addition to
this year’s program and Educational Series.
Rich Johnson
:
Rich is a sponsor and producer of the NY National Boat Show and
their Boating & Fishing Educational Series the last dozen years
and host of the 16 year running television and his radio shows
“The Fishing Line.” Rich has 40 years fishing experience in salt and
freshwater and specializes in many species from boat or beach. A fishing
tutor, lecturer & freelance writer, Rich has taught Adult Education fishing
classes over 15 years. This year he’ll bring a few new topics to this
year’s show.
www.thefishingline.com.
Charles Daneko
:
Charlie is the Senior Technical Representative
with WINSLOW LifeRaft Company. Charles has been with WINSLOW 10 years and
prior to joining WINSLOW he spent 23 years in the US Navy and is a retired
Senior Chief Survival Equipment Specialist. While on active duty in the
Navy, part of his responsibility was to train pilots and aircrew in water
survival. At WINSLOW Charles is responsible for educational seminars.
Charles has spent many days in life rafts during numerous training
exercises.
Capt. Greg Markert
:
Captain Greg is the owner of a third generation
party boat, the Golden Eagle out of Belmar, NJ. Captain Greg and his wife
Nancy continue the tradition of quality, family party boat fishing and are
veterans of untold canyon tuna trips. Capt. Greg has fished the waters from
New Jersey to Maryland and continues to commit himself to providing the best
speaking experience for attendees of the NY Boat Show. Capt. Greg will be
speaking on the weekend covering Canyon Party Boat Tuna Fishing and
Kid’s & Party Boat Fun. On the web at
www.goldeneaglefishing.com
Elizabeth O'Connor
:
Founder and head instructor for Sea Kayaking
Skills and Adventures, Ltd (SKSA), Elizabeth grew up on the waters of Long
Island and for 20 years has had a paddle in her hand. She is the only ACA
Instructor Trainer in our region having trained with the American Canoe
Association. She currently serves on the ACA National Safety, Education and
Instructional Council and is the lead Instructor Trainer for American Red
Cross in Suffolk County. She works closely with the US Coast Guard
Coordinating the Long Island Paddlesport Symposium and participates on the
Long Island Sound Harbor Safety Committee where she advises on small craft
issues.
Domenic Mantoan
:
This free spirited boater is a freelance travel
writer for several boating publications and owns/operate
www.boatingcruising.com, a destination and marina search resource.
Domenic has over 16 years cruising experience along the Coast from
Chesapeake Bay to the St Lawrence River. He currently cruises aboard the Mon
Cherie, a Bayliner 4087 cockpit aft-cabin motor yacht. Dom’s presentation,
Cruise Planning the Hudson River will enhance your Hudson River cruising
with planning tips, worksheets and checklist. Hear first hand the beauty and
wonders of the Hudson and its historic towns, lighthouses along with
pictures and short video clips.
Capt. Katherine Giampietro Redmond
:
Capt. Katherine has provided boating safety
instruction and certification to more than 2,500 students in the
metropolitan New York area. She has traversed the Intracoastal Waterway
from New York to Florida five times and cruised the Bahamas, the British
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. She is the author of the Chartracker
Navigation Guides and the instructional handbook and DVD. On the web at
www.boatinstruction.com.
Gary Druckenmiller, Jr.
:
In 1995 Gary became Assistant National Sales
Manager at Westerbeke Corporation, one of the most respected family names in
the marine industry. In 1999, Gary heeded the call of the Internet and took
residence with Sylvania as a lead member of their inaugural e-business team,
then moved to Swiss Army Brands to manage their global Internet operations,
and finally as E-Business Director for Timex, the largest watchmaker in the
world. Gary successfully re-launched Timex.com in a joint venture with
Amazon.com, establishing himself as a perennial guru within the Internet
sector. Gary’s work in the Internet field has won numerous awards from some
of the country’s leading digital authorities including MITX and W3. Gary is
a published marine writer including a featured article on the marine diesel
generator for PassageMaker Magazine in 1998 and has served as both an
information technology columnist and contributing editor.
Gary has a B.S. degree in Marketing from Bentley University
Todd Russell
:
Todd has an accomplished 15+ year career in
marketing and publishing spanning a variety of categories including retail,
premium brands, professional sports, financial services, and the marine
industry. Having spent the majority of his professional life in the Los
Angeles and New York markets, he is accredited with leading teams and
managing programs for prestigious global brands such as The Los Angeles
Dodgers, Mercedes-Benz USA, and TUMI. Today, he remains entrenched in the
marketing communications industry by leading integrated programs for
clients- especially those embracing new social media. Todd is a member in
good standing of Newport Harbor Yacht Club in Balboa, California. There, he
has sailed in vessels ranging from Sabots to Big Boats- and most everything
in between. At one point, Todd owned hull #38 of the Original One Design
Windsurfer. Moreover, he has been fortunate enough to race with top sailors
from around the globe, including victorious America's Cup skippers and crew.
Todd graduated from the University of Southern California.
