Tag: flea market
Marine Flea Market, Mangrove Creek Outfitters, Chiefland, March 22, 2014
by Capt. Tommy Thompson on Feb.17, 2014, under CAPT. TOMMY'S BOOK SIGNINGS, TALKS, TRAVELS, Cedar Key, Suwannee, Yankeetown and Waccasassa
Mangrove Creek Outfitters in Chiefland is planning another “Marine Flea Market” event on March 22. There will be lots of used fishing, boating and related outdoor gear on the tables of folks who have been doing some spring-cleaning. The last Flea Market was a huge success, with deals for all the fishermen in your life!
If you’re interested in selling, the charge is only 20 bucks. Call Robert or Kathy at (352) 493-0071 for details. Otherwise, just go by, say “hi”- and then buy!
Mangrove Creek Outfitters is located at 1109 N. Young Blvd., just north of the US19/US129 intersection, across from Hardee’s and next to Pizza Hut.
Fishing and Boating Yard Sale and Flea Market, 4/6/13, at Mangrove Creek Outfitters, Chiefland
by Capt. Tommy Thompson on Mar.12, 2013, under Cedar Key, Horseshoe Beach, Keaton Beach to Fenholloway, Ozello to Crystal River, Steinhatchee, Suwannee, Yankeetown and Waccasassa
Don’t miss this event if you’re interested in some real deals on boating and fishing gear. Expect lots of folks to be cleaning out their closets, with rods, reels, lures, line, trolling motors and all sorts of goodies. It’s free to attend, and only $20 to have a table or a display of any goodies you want to sell. It’s on Saturday, April 6, from 8AM ’til 4PM. Click on the link below to see the list of things I’ll have at the sale. My loss at Spring Cleaning is your gain!
1109 N. Young Blvd.
Chiefland
(352) 493-0071
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