With the official launch of the 14 new professional angling clubs competing in SFCs new format, get to know the names, logos and faces behind the new era of competitive offshore fishing. Introducing South Florida Sails Angling Club.
Behind the Sails name
The South Florida coast is one of the best places in the world to catch sailfish, the smallest members of the billfish family. With the continental shelf and Gulf Stream so close to shore, South Florida anglers have the enviable ability to hunt game fish without ever losing sight of the city skyline.
Behind The Angling Club Logo & Colors
The bright violet, seafoam green and blue colors are inspired by the neon facades of Miami Beach’s historic Art Deco District. The iconography of the namesake Sailfish and its shapeshifting nature while swimming forms the “S” on the team crest. A royal palm tree stands near the base of the crest as a symbol synonymous with South Florida.
The Squad (Coming Soon)
The Sails have a roster secured, but that news deserves its own announcement, coming at the conclusion of our Angling Club reveals. Free agency signing periods have nicknames like “silly season” in Formula One, “the hot stove” in Major League Baseball and “rostermania” in eSports for a reason. SFC’s first-ever free agency period was set in motion by the March 11 landmark agreement between the league and its angling club. What we have learned so far is that sport fishing free agency needs a nickname of its own.
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