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The Herald and The Lantern

Wedneaday, July >, H

Big Drum Has Wait

5 New Slate Records For Saltwater Fish

TRENTON — Five new Hate record 1 saltwater sport ftoh have been recognized by the N J Div of Rah, Game, and Wildlife, including a couple caught off the

Jersey Cape

The five new records placed on the list

include:

A greater Aaaberjadi weighing 39 pounds caught by Russell M, Smith off Wildwood on June 30, lf79; An Atlantic Croaker weighing 4 pounds and 3 ounces caught by Charles Kricher in the Delaware Bay on August 8,1979;

A bluefin Tana weighing 966 pounds and 8 ounces caught by Michael H. For michella off Belmar on November 5,1979; A little Tunny weighing 24 pounds and 15 ounces caught by Mark A. Niemczyk off

Sea Bright on October 2,1977.

Whea the Division Gets around to including this year's catches, they will be considering the lOGft lb. black drum caught by John Tumbelty at 14 ft. light in Delaware Bay in May. His catch betters by more than 10 lbs. the current record

established 36 years ago

A blue Marlin weighing 672 pounds and 12 ounces caught by Donald Kline off

Manasquan on August 5,1979;

Here's a list of current - as of 1979 - state

record saltwater game fish.

Spaclsa

Anfltr

Year

Lb.

0s.

Where Caucht

Albicor*

Maitar Cltlaa

1961

69

1

Hudson Canyon

Aabarjack, greater

Ruasall Smith

1979

39

0

Off Wllfeood

Baas, black sea

C.l. Dana III

1973

6

*

Delaware Bay

Baas, strlpad

Donald Zboyan

1970

68

0

Off Sandy Hook

Bluaflah

Williaa D1 Santo

1971

23

1*

Off Capa May

Bod to, Atlantic

Frank lykea Jr.

19*5

13

8

Off Sandy Hook

Cob la

Ill Bltchner

1972

*5

2

Delaware Bay

Cod

Joaaph Chaala *

1967

81

0

Off Brtelle

Croakar, Atlantic

Charlaa Kricher

1979

*

5

Delaware Bay

Dolphin

V. Scott Salth Jr.

197*

63

3

Baltlapre Canyon

Dnw, black

Harscbal Layton

19**

92

0

Delaware Bay

Dnai, rad

Bud Whitley

1978

51

9

Delaware Bay

fluka

Walter Lubln

1953

19

12

Off Cape May

floundar, wintar

frank Colaoan

1968

3

2

Oreat Iff Harbor

Hackaral, Atlantic

John Lucadeaa

1978

3

6

Off Barnacat Inlat

Marlin, blue

Donald Ulna

1979

672

12

Off Manasquan

Marlin, white

Merrill Arden

1968

123

0

Aabroee Lifht

Pollack

Philip Barlow

196*

*3

0

Off Brlelle

Forty

Victor Rone

1976

5

1*

Delaware Bay

Seatrout, apotted

Bert Harper

197*

11

2

Bolgate, surf

Shad, Anerlcan

Rodfer West

1967

7

0

Oreat Bay

Shark, blue

Bill Tybor

' 1978

2*1

0

Off Brlelle

Shark, short fin mako

P.F. Olockner

1979

*83

0

Off Point Pleasant

Shark, thresher

Robert Ohlott

1977

2*7

0

Off Point Pleasant

Shark, tlfer

Jacob Oarey Jr.

1977

791

0

Off Brlelle

Swordfish

Ednund Levitt

196*

530

0

Vilnlnyton Canyon

Tarpon

Jack Boatland

1972

*2

8

Shrewsbury Rocks

Tautoff

R.I. Sheafar

195*

21

6

Off Cape May

Train, blgeye

Prank Jaaleo

1978

350

0

Hudson Canyon

Tuna, bluefin

Michael Ford che 11a 1979

955

8

Off BeInar

Tuna, yellowfin

Dadd Wheatley

1978

228

*

Wildnftoa Canyon

Tunny, little

Mark Ilancsyk

1977

2*

15

Off Sea Brtfht

Wahoo

Charlaa Doonar

1976

11*

0

Off Atlantic City

Weakflsh

A. Walabaokar Jr.

1952

17

8

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and Two Mile Bridge. According to plans submitted to the Corps by the applicant, Maxie Inc., part ct the proposed dock would be oh ripairian lands (the channel) fronting on state-owned wetlands. The L-shape docking facility for commercial fishing vessels would be along the north side of a lagoon behind Lund’s and Axelsson fisheries, and Hinch Marina, off Ocean Rescue Unit Increases Personnel AVALON - The Rescue Squad’s monthly meeting was July 2 with Chief John Fallans reporting that the squad had responded to 36 emergency calls during

June.

Squad members, Terri Rejep, Walter Mlkoia and Wm. Armstrong successfully completed a course in advanced Driving Training of Emergency Vehicles (E.V.O.C.) They received certification from Ronald Judyski, director of the Cape May County Driving Academy. The operations personnel have been Increased by the addition of Joseph Kowalski. Merrill Manner, Jerry 1 “ ‘ ' ' ‘ to ■

toll bridge.

Sea Harvest’s plans call for more than 1,500 ft. of timber docks varying between 20 and 80 ft. in width. A revetment made of oM tires and filled with broken clamshells is included. as in a clamshell roadway pact of which would cross through a wetland area. Overall, more than 11.000 cu./ds. of clamshells would be used. —4-H FairNext Week I COURT HOUSE - County 4-H Agent Betty Jean Jes uncosky re* : minds resident and visitor alike to circle their calendars for July 17,18 and 19—the dates of the annual 4-H Fair. This year’s fair will salute the 100th anniversary of the N. J. Agricultural Experiment Station, and there will be , numbrous events and activities during the three-day-fair. It will be at the 4-H fairgrounds in Dennisville Rd., northwest of the county seat. Included in this year's fair are events from animal auctions to wildlif^demons(rations and offerings in between (like a frog jumping and tur.tie racing contest). v

wlU help relieve a chronic shortage of manpower, particularly during the vacation season. The squad welcomes additional volunteers from qualified summer residents to assist with seasonal activities.

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