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12- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 25,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Learn the art of fly fishing at Pine Valley By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Bigs and Littles will be learn- ing the art of fly fishing this weekend at Pine Valley Trout Fishing. All proceeds from anyone fly fishing at the farm this Satur- Pa i 2 Pine Valley offers three ---- stocked with rainbow and speckled trout. Visitors can try day will go to the Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Association of North Durham. Fifteen bigs and 12 lit- tles will enjoy the day fishing, mingling and cooking their catch. Pine Valley, nestled on 66 acres, is surrounded by an addi- En tional 100 acres of rolling farm hills. Owned by Terry and Rob- in Duke, the fishing spot offers four ponds to its visitors, three of which are stocked. Fly fishermen can try their luck in a catch and release pond, or in a pond in which they pur- fly fishing or any other type of casting. This Saturday anyone fly fishing will see their reg- istration fee donated to the Big Brothers/Blg Sisters Association of North Durham. chase what they catch. The third pond is open to all types of casting, where what is caught is tobe purchased. Brook/speckled and rainbow trout abound in the three ponds. The fish also spawn in the area, allowing the fish to continue to multiply. During the past five years Mr. Duke has placed 1,000 rainbow trout in the spring-fed ponds and said he could only guess that there are thousands of brook trout. Mr. Duke and his wife Robin bought the property seven years ago but only opened the facility tothe publiclast year. While allowing fishermen to come to their property and catch their dream fish, the Dukes are determined to keep the area natural. The spring fed ponds are kept safe from run-off as the lawns are not sprayed with chemicals and all fishermen on the premises must use barbless hooks for the safety of the fish. The Dukes also have a policy to protect the trout in their ponds, that any fish over three pounds stays in the pond, to en- sure future big fish. Anything smaller is purchased at 35 cents perinch. Pine Valley Trout Fishing gained recognition last year "atan auction. COMMERCIAL ing a person is -- can be oy wd : Theres ae 2maty auctions ofered in Sugog. sale, abctioneer | | 25 Ex] PETHICK AUCTION BARN : Ross McLean's "Auctions . | & Liquidations g ESTATES, FARMS, bo 800 sq. ft. hall No Sale Too Large or Small 432-2836 or 686-3291 Call Us Re: Selling Your Business Furniture, Antiques etc... 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Castinglessons are also avail- able at the valley by a former British fly casting champion. Those who wish to enjoy the scenery a little longer at Pine Valley can stay overnight as a cabin on the property, is availa- ble for rental. This Saturday from 11 a.m.-2 p-m. the big and little brothers and sisters will share a day to- gether learning about fishing. The group will fish and share their catches for lunch. Pro- ceeds from anyone fly fishin at Pine Valley will go to the Brothers and Big Sisters of North Durham. Pine Valley is located by fol- lowing the signs to the end of Trillium Trails, just south of the Ridges. William Sandiford Strategies for Small Enterprises * Business Concepts & Solutions « Computerized Accounting set-up * Electronic Countermeasures * Local Area Networks (LAN's) » Software and Hardware » Training and Support (905) 985-1877 Agriculture - Commercial Industrial and Retail GENESIS' ENGINES! 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