Reelin' For a Cure
AUGUST 16, 2024 6am - 12pm

Reelin' For a Cure

Is a group of ladies and captains who gather annually in August to fish for top prize money in an All-Ladies fishing tournament and raise money for women fighting cancer! Each year our RFAC committee selects a different benefactor to donate monies raised to.

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The Event


Friday August 16, 2024

All boats leave from Olcott or Wilson harbors. 


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Registration


Everyone is REQUIRED to complete and submit this form to participate.


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Who we are


Reelin' For A Cure (RFAC) is a group of ladies and captains who gather annually in August to fish for top prize money in an All-Ladies fishing tournament and raise money for women fighting cancer! Each year our RFAC committee selects a different benefactor to donate monies raised to.


All of our ladies teams goal is to catch the biggest fish and/or most fish up to 6 fish during a 6 hour timeframe.We are always looking for more Captains and lady angler teams to participate each year bringing more attention to the awesome sportfishing on Lake Ontario as well as come together for one day to help in the fight of women's cancers.


All boats leave from Olcott or Wilson harbors on Friday, August 16, 2024 @ 6am - 12pm and then weigh in at Krull Park occurs at 1pm along with an after party immediately following for participants and their families, boat captains, Sponsors and Volunteers! There is a Chinese basket auction, large ticket items and cash raffles for sale to raise money throughout the day to donate to our selected benefactor.



Come and join us in 2024 as well as feel free to donate/sponsor to this amazing event!
2024 Benefactor
WeCanRow Buffalo, NY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Founded in 2002, WeCanRow-Boston is the original chapter of the National WeCanRow program, which has affiliates across the country.The program was founded by Olympic gold medalist, Holly Metcalf, who heads the National WeCanRow program. We Can Row is specifically designed to allow cancer survivors to reorient themselves with their bodies, giving women a sense of control and putting them in contact with other cancer survivors. Rowing helps survivors to re-build physical strength and mental focus, renew self-image and develop the bond of teamwork with women who have had similar cancer experiences.