Tournament Outdoors
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Conservation and Trash Events
iAngler Tournament - Ourdoors now supports "Trash Tournaments". For these tournaments, individuals and/or teams can submit photos of trash collected on the waterway or beaches. The scoring can be based on "Count" (number of pails or bags of trash) or "Weight" (actual weight) of trash collected. A "Live Leaderboard" can be used to display current scoring. Random drawings can also be conducted using the database of trash submitted.
Have a look at some of the upcoming Conservation and trash events
How does it work?
The "iAngler Tournament" mobile application allows anglers participating in registered fishing tournaments to log their catch data while still on the water. It has two components:
Web portal
The Web portal is used to handle all aspects of tournament management like - Tournament Hosting, Registration, Messaging and Announcements, Scoring, Tournament Schedules, Promotion/Advertising, Crew Assignments, Catch Logging, Live Leaderboard, Weather
Mobile Application
The mobile application is used by the tournament participants and remote viewers. It has features like Registration, Messaging, Weather, Catch Logging, Live
During tournaments, the anglers use the mobile app to photo their catch and record basic information while on the water. The catch record is immediately transmitted to the web portal for review by the Tournament Directors.
Accepted catch records are immediately scored and posted to the Live Leaderboard.
Host your TournamentRecently Hosted
Given below are the recently hosted events.
Team tournament Hunting :SLAM Scoring-individual
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Team Trash tournament:SLAM Scoring-team
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Individual tournament:SLAM Scoring-individual
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Abhis Regular Length Based Tournament
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Redbone Sunset/Sunrise Mock Tournament
EM Series: SLAM-Indi-Family-count
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Elemental Hunting Tournament
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Research Tournament
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CCA Florida Trash Tournament - World Oceans Day 2020
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Clone of EM Series: Abha's Test Fishing Tournament SLAM
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Clone of EM Series: Abha's Test Fishing Tournament
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EM Series: Derby-Team-Family-Count-perday
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Clone of EM Series: Derby-Team-Family-Count-perday
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Clone of EM Series: Derby-Team-Family-Count-perday
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EM Series: Paris for Romantics
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Score Clone of iAngler Practice Tournament
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Citizen Science and Research
The iAngler Tournament System has been used by multiple conservation organizations, educational institutions, and state agencies to engage citizens and agency personnel in collecting data for vital research. Recent projects have included the following:
JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY, MARINE SCIENCE RESEARCH INSTITUTE: “SPRING 2019 RIVER REEFS TOURNAMENT”
Two artificial reefs were constructed in the St. Johns River in December 2014 by the City of Jacksonville (COJ) in partnership with the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA). These river reefs are named the CCA Reef and the George Holt Reef and mark a new chapter in reef deployment in northeast Florida. The objective of the project is to monitor the growth and health of the two new reefs and determine if this is something we can implement all over the state of Florida. As part of the project, we are hosting this tournament as a way to get the public involved and spread more awareness of the two new reefs. It is also a way to collect as much data as we possibly can.
AUDUBON FLORIDA, FLORIDA EVERGLADES RESTORATION PROGRAM: “APPLE SNAIL RESEARCH PROJECT”
Apple Snails are a non-native invasive species of freshwater snail from South America. They are very common in the pet/aquarium trade as a display species. When some people want to break down their aquaria, they dump unwanted pets into local water bodies, like bayous, creeks, lakes, and ponds. Because of this, Apple Snails have become a part of aquatic eco-systems across the South, especially in Florida. They can be rather harmful to eco-systems where they have been introduced, eating up much of the native water plants. Biologists working on the invasive apple snail problem need data on locations of clusters of eggs - of both native and non-native snails. The iAngler Tournament System is being used to collect critical data on the native and invasive Apple Snail species.
About Us
iAngler Tournament - Outdoor has been helping anglers around the USA and nearby countries to manage their tournaments
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iAngler Tournament - Outdoor is a service project of Elemental Methods LLC which specializes in marine research and conservation projects
Our Clients
iAngler Tournament is proud to be hosting the events of the following series.
