What are the responsibilities and job description for the Steelwood Fish Camp Attendant position at Steelwood Country Club?
I. Position
Steelwood Fish Camp Attendant
II. Job Summary
To provide Steelwood members and their guests with excellent fishing experience and to maintain a camp that is clean and orderly while exceeding the expectations of the members and guests in relation to customer service.
III. Tasks
a. Fish Cleaning Station and rest of boathouse
1) All scales and fish scraps should be “hosed down” after each cleaning session. NOTE: Larger parts (i.e.: heads, etc.), should be bucketed and taken to “pit” after each session. All cleaning supplies (i.e.: scalers and knives) should be rinsed off and placed or stored in designated area. Boathouse should be swept out daily.
b. Deck Boat
2) Should be “blown out” daily. All seats should be wiped down and mildew remover should be applied to seats once per week. All storage areas should also be opened and wiped down or out daily. Area at Fish Camp should be designated and labeled for all items associated with this boat (i.e.: glove for top cover).
3) Rescue Boat should be trailered once per month and cleaned (bottom).
3. Organization – All items of no use will be discarded.
4. Maintain all equipment to include:
1. Trolling motors & workboat motor
2. Batteries
3. Battery Chargers
4. Work Boat
This program will also include a preventative maintenance schedule for all equipment.
5. Fish Camp Journal will be kept daily to post number of fish taken from Lake and number of boats that went out. ALL items concerning Fish Camp should be posted in this daily journal. ALL complaints, suggestions and concerns are to be posted daily. Any equipment failures, etc., should be posted in this daily log. Water temperatures and water clarity readings are also to be posted. This Journal will be scanned on Mondays and posted on “Bertha”.
6. Inventories – Pars will be established for ALL inventories to include:
1. Drinks
a. Soft Drinks
b. Beer
2. Tackle
3. Paper Products
4. Batteries
5. Trolling Motors
6. All items on Daily Boat Checklist
IV. Reports to
Head Golf Professional
Steelwood Lake Rules – may be subject to change
Bream/Bluegill limit is 10 per person- 1 lb or more
Bass limit is (no Limit) - over 12 inches must be released
If you are keeping fish, they must be returned one hour prior to sunset to have cleaned by attendant.
All fish caught & kept must be reported to the Fish Camp Staff for a Harvest Report
No outside food or beverage allowed.
For Club Boats Only:
Club boats are available at sunrise
Club boats must be returned to the boathouse by sunset
Club boats are not allowed beyond the signs at the north end of the lake due to possible damage to trolling motors
Please do not stand in the boat while fishing
Shirts must be worn at all times
No more than 3 people in a boat at any time – weight cannot exceed 625 lbs.
Reservations required. Call 251-964-7165 by 5pm the prior day you plan to fish. The lake is closed on Monday.
Guests can fish no more than 6 times per calendar year.
Pay: $12.00 - $16.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
Salary : $12 - $16