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TR SR Bt Eo Cr IN i RSW ee at wai RE HSAAL SES Yellow jigs work best for winning fishermen Al Gallant and Jim Coverly of Hamilton didn't let a minor detail like a broken motor stand in their way as they won a two day pickerel derby on Lake Scugog over the weekend, They hooked and land- ed 14.5 pounds of pickerel over the two days to claim first prize and a cheque worth $400 in this "live release" competi- tion which attracted 20 teams of top notch fishing experts. And they also claimed the prize for the largest single fish in the tourna- ment, a nice walleye that tipped the scales at 2.16 kgs. This will be the third season that Coverly and Gallant have been fishing competitively, and they'll remember Lake Scugog, for this was the first derby they've won. Gallant said conditions on the lake were a little difficult for fishing with rain and strong winds, and the team had to cut their fishing back by three hours on Sunday when the motor on their boat conked out: "It was quite a weekend. We rescued a couple of guys who fell over-board and then had the motor problems. But we were really pleased to win this," he said after the final weigh-in Sunday afternoon. Coverly and Gallant said the pickerel were "hitting pretty good," and they had the best luck using their. own hand-made yellow jigs tipped with a bit of worm. They did most of The team of Jim Coverly and Al Gallant won the award for the biggest fish and had the highest total weight of fish in a two-day pickerel competition held on Lake Scugog. It was the first tourna- ment victory for the pair which attracted 20 teams. (See story) WHERE DID IT ALL GO! A big chunk of it probably went to the government. You can't dodge ( taxes. But there are a number of : legitimate ways to ease the tax bite, while you accumulate money for your future [ can show you how. Give me a call today. DAVID ROTH.BBE BUS. (416) 434-8400 RES. 985-8923 NELSON PATTERSON. C GA \ BUS (416) 491-7400 RES 985-2034 Cnvestons PROFIT FROM OUR EXPERIENCE "o their fishing at the north end of Scugog Island and in the area of Washburn Island. Second place in the competition was claimed by the well known pro fishing team of Wayne and Bob Isumi who managed to snag 4.2 kgs, of pickerel over the two days. Bob Isumi is the host of his own TV fishing pro- gram and he had a cameraman filming the event over the weekend that may be on the air later this fall. The derby was hosted by Goreski's Marina on Scugog Island, and while organizers were a little disappointed that the number of teams was just 20, they hope to stage another event next year. Coverly and Gallant say they hope the Scugog Derby is an omen of things to come for them this summer as they will be entering at least eight more professional tour- naments over the next few months. Each team is allowed to keep six pickerel per day and the fish are kept alive in water wells in the specially out-fitted boats. All fish are released into the lake after weigh-in. INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Home, Life, Farm, Commercial and Mortgage Insurance PORT PERRY. ONTARIO DINING LOUNGE - NIGHT CLUB "ANIMAL HOUSE" TOGA PARTY "Re-live the Romp of the Romans!" Special Movie Presentation Prizes -- Dancing -- Loads of Fun! -- CONTESTS -- *The Great Grape Gobble "Sexiest Toga (Male, Female) "Most Original Toga SATURDAY, MAY 18 FRI. & SAT. MAY 24 & 25 "Indoor Beach Party" Dancing' Barefoot in the Sand under 7,000 watts of Hot Light! Canned Cool ones. HIS & HERS BATHING SUIT CONTEST 15 Water St., Port Perry - 985-3281 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 14, 1985 -- 23 _e . Weighmaster Tim Pokulok carefully recorded the total kgs as the fish were brought in to the official stand at Goreski's Marina. After weighing, all fish were released live into Lake Scugog. Bryce Philp, President of PHILP PONTIAC BUICK is pleased to announce the appointment of Diane Richardson to the position of Sales Representative. DIANE RICHARDSON Diane has been employed in automotive- related sales and service during the past 5 years. She has resided in Scugog Township for almost 10 years and she brings with her a knowledgeable background of our com- munity's growth during the past decade. Diane welcomes this opportunity to invite you to drop in and say hello at Philp Pon- tiac Buick Limited. BREE BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 Seles Dept. Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 9-9; Fri. 9-5:30; Sat. 9-4