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- Well, {he first macfcerel . has been reported It was taken on rapt J«e MrTom : monev's Adventurer, out of Wildwood Yacht- Bdsm, about one half mile east of Merries shoal by Jonathan l.lttle of Mpundsville, Pa % It should kwh the season off to a gpod.atari. Onf* mackerel doesn't make a barrel of Bostons, but it proves they re out there TKe boats thanTid prospect 'for fish ran Into some rfiugh seas, hut the firiTt sign is defintely here for 1981 » I «hi Hodla Rave me the K(nwI news as ( was calling ,around trying to find out the fishifiK news I d like to report I was out there try ■ UK to find them, hut I still haven’t K<it this winter out of my hobes (my boat.'* not ready yet either) The Miss < hrls II with (’apt. Frank speiuel skippering also rah into mackerel, and caught •a few before they had tq

come in because of rou|fh seas, so there was^ a definite sign of those Bostons as soon as the weather gets a little better there should lie reports of mackerel catches all along the oceanlronl r I SPENT SOME time with 1'apt. Jhn Sol ley of the piaster on Friday along with Jim Maglll. Capt Jim has all his macKerel rigs ready Jo capture those Bostons Jim Magill hasan aquasporl this year, arid he's ready too We sort of drifted into talking about • weakfish and drum, but it's a little early for me to get into those species Right now Hodia* tackle in Rio Grande, and Jim Wallace’s. tackle in Cape May are open, and have all tl|e types of rigs you'll heed. for catching macke/cl I always had a lot of luck, with a rig consisting of - three 1 mackerel hooks of

sports.

Herald A lantern 7 April *82

New Team County * CYO Champions

red and yellow, and a bot- clifter has 1 sold t v he lorn treble hook diamond .Thunderbird. and is plann

jig When mackerel hook up sometimes if you. a re a little slow on your retrieve, others will-get on following ‘ .the fish that are hooked. OtP PARTY BOAT fleet is really ready and an^ious to go fishing. No one knows just how long those Bostons will’ stay once they've started, but it's a’good idea fo get . out there whenever you can once they've, started, because they tend to move around quite a bit They're good eating fish, and they're good salted top. It’s a good idea to catcb a few. and freeze them whole

too, because strips off their > Words for larger boats to sides make good weakfish * 600 or more. This was pro

ing to retire; and. (apt. Guido O’Antonio has sold the Ff Toro ll and is plartm. mg' to gel a smaller boat These two captains will be missed from the fishingfleet as they always ran top

notch party boats

I promised to get you.a copy of the Cape May Co Hatteras user law. resolution, and here if is: We, trip Cope May Co. Hatteras *Anglefs; dp heieby protest the .users fee of J50 a boat for 14 ft. boats, whlrh is scaled up-

NORTH CAPE MAY'- K was^aUy their first y&ir s|8bing Jv CYO basketball team, but St. John df God Church here won the County CYO championship with

a 16-1 record. >

Under thii coaching expertise of Al Corchianni and assistant coaches Bill Lucas and Herty Perry, the, team of 6th to 8th graders played St. John of Coll•ingswood on March <27^/or

the South Jersey CYO championship, losing the close one 30 to 34. Members of the St. John of God team include Eric Albert, Rich Hill, Joe Hill. Ed Taylor, Brian. Lucas, Sfeverf Perry, Nick Gallacch>,. David Farina, Bob • Heritage, Greg Lathbyry, Henry Kobik, John Hinker, , David . Dills and Paul Weaver*.

WINNERS OF THE Cape. May Co.-Hatlera* Anglers 1981 Ynntest during annual spring meeting at the Winchester. Cape May. from left: Walt I»en0ee. weakfish diampion <H lbs..« oi.i, largest In sUrf,<2l lb. channel bass), largest in boat tilVt lb maker*. Boyd Tyler and Joe MacGregor cn-club Champions (ZIP# lb. ’channel bass):. and John Mangartarao. black drum champion <68 lb,) The new club bats ar,e altio shown. . ^ HARDWARE STORES?

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bait The Cape May County . Dept of Public Affairs Ijas some good mackerel recipes, and wHI be glad to send them to you. Lou Rodta is going to conduct two fishing clinics on April 29 and May 1, along .with his son Lou Jr. arid Ralph Horton, publisher of the Penna N J. Angler magazine. The April 29th' show is going, to be at Riverfront theater.' in Philadelphia "from f to 6 pm. and the May 1st one > will .be al Downingtown Farmers Market from 10:30 a m to 9 p m They are going to feature bluefisty, weakfish.- and shark fishing here on the Jersey Cnpe. Lou does a tremendous job -of proV moling our fishing here. \ind far too often doesn't receive full credit,for the

job he does.

I AM SORRY to report that two of our outstanding party boats will not be soling .in 1982 Capt. Bob im-

posed ‘’by 'the . Office of Management and Budget. ' and was supposed to aid the U S. Coast Guard. We oppope this ukers fee for the

following reasons:

I. It will be deposited into a slush fund with no proVifions for the Coast Guard to

receive ft. ■ ',

2 It would cripple the commercial. arid irecreational fishing industry in

our area

3. It is not a fair tax. We. as fishermen, pay enough taxes rnow. and we need assistance, not added

"burden^

We hereby submit for review our solution Why not take tbe marine fuel taxes, and {tejated taxes, such as sales tax on fifihing equipment, and earmark it for U.S. Coast Guard use? This will eliminate any curtailing of Coast Guard ac-, tivities. ■ and. channel^ the revenues received' to a' useful purpose.

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- More Than 200 Set for —| Wrestling Tournament ERMA - The first annual Easter Wrestling Tournament for this area will beheld Saturday, April 10 at the Richard Teiteiman School here. There are more than. 200 entrants in-ihe Middle Atlantic AAU event, including Lower Cape May Alumni wrestlers Frank Simonsen, Ken Aydla. Mike'Loper, Larry Detris, who have wrestled on former Regional C.A.L. championship teams. There arc scores of weight classes in the seven divisions frotji bantam to THIS IS A qualifying tournament. Entry will enable participants to continue in competition in the MidAtlantic events at Newark, pel. There are participants from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New YoEkV New JersCy, Delaware. Also Champions Mike Taylor and Hans Hauser will be continuing their records, to go on for cpmpetition in the National Olympics in Lincpln, Nebraska. There will be five mats, wrestling from 10:30 a.m. through the day. Freestyle wrestling is an international sport and there are always three referees on the mat. There will be a Registered Nurse, plus ambulance service in case of emergency .

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MOON PMASKS/POSinONS Thr Moon'* offret on (hr Tirir ft Hffainl when rlotnl to Earth (In prrigrr) and whrn In cdtrrl 4 nlixnmrnl wifh Sun 4 Earth (full moon S-nrw moon phaie*) On and athu' tfi*»iydotr», low preuurr jvitrnji qi(d/or ilrong wind* Idrprndinft' upon Hirer . lion) mav re*ult in flooding and extremely low tide* . ■ -

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16 Sub 19 Mon 20 Tue

>1 Sun 2* Mon 27 Tue IS Wed 29 Thu. 30 Frl.

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7:04-7:27 7 44-8:06 4:23-5 43 8:59-9 20 9:36-4 57 10 :15-10 36 10:57-11:19 11:43-12:04-12:33 12:^4—1:28 l:!ll—2:30 2:54—3*® 1 4:00-4:35 4:57-5:25 5:44-4:11 6:34-4:53 7:17-7:37 8:02-8:21 . DST 9 51-10 04 10:41-10:54 11 39-11 S3 '—12.37 II 3* I 41 I 37-2.44

1 W'esl Wildwood i Grassv Chn rinel bridge • plus 45 plus 40

Five Falbom Bank plus 15 plus 5 Cap** May Point

plus 30

, plus 25

Delaware Bov Bayshore Channel • Bay Canal junction i plus 50 . plus 4r

plus 65

Miami Beach plus 80 Dennis Creek entrance plus 120 plus 95 Brandywine Shoal l.ighl plus 80 plus 60

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Centennial Race Slated

SEA ISLE CITY - The City of Vinetend-will help this city celebrate Its centennial by joining with the cVntennial Committee to co-sVonsor the VihelandSea Kle City Centennial Run and Bike Race June 5. Making plans for \ the centennial evfcpt are iBill Moreland, president o(/Tbe Rurt Away AC of OcWn City, Mayor Patrick Fiorilli of Vineland, Mayor Dominic Raffa of Sed Isle City and Mel Kornbluh of The South Jersey Wheelman. The race.will benefit Lhj Easter Seals campaign,

and end in Sea Isle City with an awards ceremony. Interested participants •should contact The Mayor’s Office for Special Events in Vineland for entry blanks.

Limps. Needed CAPE ; MAY - The Greater Cape May Little. League needs umpires for baseball and softball. Those interested may contact league president Margie Dellas, 884-4895 or 3488.*

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