Convention · Orlando, Florida

International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades - ICAST 2012

Fishery · Travel, Tourism · Restaurant

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Dates11–13 Jul 2012This edition has ended
VenueOrange County Convention CenterOrlando, Florida
RunningSince 2009Annual · 7 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2012 edition. It has ended. See International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades - ICAST's current page for the next dates.

Key numbers

Exhibitors
396in 2011, organiser's figure
Visitors
2,000this edition, organiser's figure
Floor space
250,000 m²in 2009, organiser's figure
Editions on record
7first in 2009

About International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades - ICAST

The International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades, better known as ICAST, is the world’s largest sportfishing trade show annually hosting 7,000 members of the sportfishing industry representing 63 countries. ICAST is produced by the American Sportfishing Association (ASA), the sportfishing industry’s trade association, which looks out for the interests of the entire sportfishing community.
ICAST is the premier showcase for the latest innovations in fishing gear, accessories and apparel and is the cornerstone of the sportfishing industry, helping to drive sportfishing companies’ product sales year round.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201515–17 Jul 2015Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, Florida
—4,300
20149–12 Jul 2014Las Vegas Convention Center LVCC
Las Vegas, Nevada
—4,300
20139–12 Jul 2013Las Vegas Convention Center LVCC
Las Vegas, Nevada
—4,300
201211–13 Jul 2012Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, Florida
—2,000
201113–15 Jul 2011Las Vegas Convention Center LVCC
Las Vegas, Nevada
3964,260
201014–16 Jul 2010Las Vegas Convention Center LVCC
Las Vegas, Nevada
—7,400
200915–17 Jul 2009Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, Florida
4332,000

Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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