 Coastal Angler Magazine announces Georgia franchisesDick and Trish Mallard have purchased to Coastal Angler Magazine franchises in Georgia. Circulation grows from 190,000 in January to 390,000 in November; and from 19 franchises to 39.
Derek Mallard is also the CEO of Okefenokee Emergency Medical Service, which he has owned and operated since 1994. “This is an excellent opportunity for me to combine my business knowledge with my love for outdoors and fishing,” said Georgia native Derek Mallard. “This will be a family run operation and it will be centered on one of the activities we enjoy the most—fishing.” “Derek and Trish are already successful business owners and operators,” said Martin. “We look forward to watching them leverage their business acumen in the world of fishing, boating and conservation.” Captain Rodney Smith published the first edition of Coastal Angler Magazine in Brevard County, Florida in 1996. By December 2009, 18 franchises in Florida and one in the Bahamas had been established, making the outdoors focused magazine the largest circulated in Florida. Today, 39 franchise magazines are published and monthly circulation has grown in the past nine months from 190,000 to 390,000. The free monthly fishing, boating and conservation publication is currently available in Alabama, Alaska, the Bahamas, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. For more information, visit www.coastalanglermagazine.com or call 1-888-800-9794. # # # Coastal Angler Magazine is one of the largest outdoor publications in the U.S.. Printed monthly, the magazine’s circulation is 390,000 and is distributed through 39 franchisees in Alabama, Alaska, the Bahamas, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. End
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