Herald A lantern 9 September 81

sports

With the help of editor My guess was right about John Andrut. I just about Cpt. Joey Drotey got in on time last week to (Hoseman). He took first report on the fabulous Fall and second place in the Fishing Festival put on by blue marlin category in the The South Jersey Fishing tournament on the Miss Center. This affair started Penfield. Cpt. Joe Lalng's off with a registration din- French Leave took the ner at the new Cape May overall prize with three Marlin A Tuna Club’s head- whites, three releases on quarters, and wound dp to whites, two swordfish, and be even a bigger success 8 tuna. I reported a sailfish than the $10,000 White for him, but he was flying a Marlin Open held earlier in - sailfish flag, because he the season. had run out of white marlin I was standing on the se- flags. > cond floor of the South THERE WERE 82 white Jersey Fishing Center tak- marlin taken, 10 swordfish, Ing pictures, and dhattirig 2 blue marlin, and several with Roger Derbyshire, yellowfin tuna taken in the who had been on one of the overnighter that this tourcommittee boats in the con- nament represented, test, and Roger said, 'Tve That’s one whale of a catch seen a lot of fishing con- f° r 48 boats, tests, but this one was the The largest swordfish greatest. was 327 lbs. by Roger ROGER IS ONEdpf\ the C.lynn on the Ayee out of old time veterans df sport Somerset, and the largest fishing here on theyersey white marlin were two 89 Cape, and that was his Ib'ers that tied for first reaction. I don’t remember place. These were on the either seeing so many sport R&R. and Joe Laings fishing boats flying so French Leave. many flags. I'd like to try to describe

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IIOBIE CATS LINED CP on Stone Harbor beach for start of final salute of season.

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the sight of all those fish being unloaded, and the crowds of people as they watched in amazement,

but words fail me.

IT WAS something to aee, and now there’s the Tournament of Champions coming up Sept. 14 thru 17 (with one day layoff) where all the winners of the different contests will compete in a world series o{ sport fishing. This will also be sponsored by the South Jersey Fishing Center. Let

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was skin diving on Tuesday, and as bait pours out of the inlets, all sorts of good fish should be taken in close. Then on October 3 A 4 the New Jersey Beach Buggy Assn., and the City of Wildwood are having a big contest on the North

Wildwood Beach.

OCR TROLLING boats should start picking up big blues in close in the ocean, and over in the bay the weakfish should start moving down. Most of the good

Besty Weber deserve a big congratulation for what they have done for bill

fishing in 1981.

WITH THE coming of fall, a lot of surf fishing tournaments are also coming into their own. First oq the agenda is the Cape May Co.-Hatteras AnglersAvaion Chamber of Commerce 6th annual invitaiional tournament over on the beach at Avalon, Sept. 12. This will be named the Ed Wright memorial tournament, and should be a good one. Hans Toft; of VoTech was telling me he saw lots of ’’Taylor" blues in close to the beach while he

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fish have been on the odter edges of the “Punk Grounds”. Bob Neely of Rio Grande said there had been off and on type of ah' ches. Cpt. Jay Reed on the Monica Joe had three good days on weakfish this week out on the Fhtnk Grounds, but there have been some misses too, so it’s not a sure

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As I look ahead, (and try to meet a deadline too,) it’s hard to predict what weekend fishing will do. Tropical storm shore, but shouldn’t'do anyl more than rough up our water. By the time this goes to press, our fishing should be off and running.

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STONE HARBOR - Due to interest shown by a group of boating enthusiast, a new organization to be called the Stone Harbor Hobie Cat Fleet was .formed following the successful races at the 123rd St. beach. Bob Hunter who organized the Two races in August is organizer of the new group. When it was mentioned that an association of boating fans cpuld be put together by Hunter, some 15 captains and crew

members immediately joined. The groups plans call for a newsletter to be published and mailed to all members a couple of times during the year. Officers will be elected in the near future and a complete programm of events will be announced shortly for a busy schedule of races next summer. Anyone desiring to join this 'hewly formed group may contact Hunter at 368-8499

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WINNERS IN FINAL Hobie Cat Regatta in Stone Harbor were Cpt. BUI Wetty, left, and crewmertiber Dan Adelberger. Good Sports Cited

STONE HARBOR - The first annual Tsood Sportsmanship Award was i presented to Ray Echart and Monty Tyndall by the Stone Harbor Hobbie Cat fleet As a final salute to the many vacationing boaters, six Hobie Cat races were held on the 123rd St. beach in Stone Harbor. The boats lined up on the beach went into the ocean on the run At the start of one of the events one boat nearly turned over and Capt Echart and Tyndall stop-

ped their boat to render assistance to the capsized craft. This act earned them the sportsmanship trophy Winners of the races were first place Capt. Bill Wetty and crew merriber Dan Adelberger; second pface Bob Weber and Robin Clark; third place Nick Torearo-and brother Dean Torearo; fourth place Ray Toomey and Sean Macln trye; fifth place Scott Jardin and brother Dan Jardin and six place Ray Echart and Monty Tyndall the sportsmanship winners

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(TT. JAY liHKCHOKT. knctfling. of the 9 Cs. displays his catch of 91 weakfish and 9 flounder from the Bay. Anglers, from left, include Tfm Gilmartin. Helen / Beacroft, and Mike Schiffbauer

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