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(From Page 62) The fishing rodeo is set for Saturday, Aug. 24, with three boats to leave from Wildwood Yacht Basin at 12:30 p.m. They will return at 4:30 p.m. Youngsters registered for the tournament will be boarded only with a registration ticket. Parents and guardians will not be permitted on board because of space limitations. Boats to be used for the Fishing Rodeo are the Adventurer II. the Starlight and the Cherokee Contestants must provide their own fishing tackle Bait is provided Rigs with one hook only and a minimum of a five-ounce dipsey are permitted. No two-hook rigs are allowed. The rodeo is sponsored annually by the Wildwoods Rotary Club, the Department of Tourism of the City of Wildwood, the City. of North Wildwood. and the Borough of Wildwood Crest Bl.l EFISII KVKNT: Don't forget the $100,000 Bluefish Tournament at Sykes Marina this Saturday zXnglers will fish for a chance to best the existing world record and _ state record bluefish with a $50,000 prize for beating either or both records There is a guaranteed $10,000 in prizes A $200 entry fee- is required For information call the marina at 967-4003 or stop in at the marina located at 290 Old Avalon Blvd , Avalon The existing Interna tional (lame Fish Associa(ion world record in the all tackle division us a monstrous 31 3 4 lb bluefish The existing state record is 23 lb 14 oz That fish was caught in 1974 off Cape May The world record fish we caught off North Carolina in 1972 SOME Hlti blues have lieen reported in the 19 and 20- lb class so anglers have a fair shot af the state record and as far as the Hi FA record, anything is possihle If hluefishin^ stays as it is at present, anglers will need to fish down deep to catch the big ones There are plenty of bun's (letting them to take a hook is the problem On our last bluefish outing, we managed to hook 13 blues Twelve different lores were utilized to pick up these fish, since we jjiir up iiiol iimi. mill?

did not get into a concentration in the area where we were fishing. But then, it has been my personal preference to fish way from the fleet. TIPS: WE occasionally pass on a tip for our readers which has crossed our desk or which someone told us in our travels. We dealt recently with crabbing and some of the methods and baits. Since then, we have had a couple of calls regarding bait enhancement Both parties let us in on their "secret" methods One chummed crabs to the area under his -boat by freezing a couple of cans of . cat food These were fastened to a light line which was weighted with a couple of eight-ounce sinkers after some holes were punched in the cans to let the cat food and the oil and flavor in it leach out into ' the water. THE OTHER "tip" we received was from a crabber who used fluke heads and frames, mossbunkers and bluefish carcasses — any or all of these at times, and all with equal success His friends tell us he catches crabs with amazing regularity His secret is to prepare his bait the day before. He laces the bait liberally with a product called Bunkeroil. which is made by a firm from Ocean City. N.J It is the Perfex Corporation, at 252 As bury Ave The phone number is 399-6767 .A call there can get you information on the Bunkeroil product as well as a couple of other essences which are used as bail enhancers. Morris Swope is the proprietor there The Perfex people can tell you where to get their product 1 s » SHORT CASTS: Best bets this week are weakfish

and fluke trips to Delaware Bay; bluefish trolling and chumming and fluke and weakfish action around the inlets. Back Bay anglers can look for weakfish in the quiet areas in the sounds out of the heavy boat traffic. White bucktails fished slowly along the bottom and back up to the boat work best. Try strips of squid on the bucktails along with purple worms. Quarter to 3/8-ounce bucktails work best, with the twister tails also in the smaller sizes. Night bluefish chumming has also bounced back with some bigger fish showing. Offshore, the 30 fathom line has been producing bluefin tuna and some albacore. bonito and yellowfins. Some dolphin and white marlin are also being reported. 0

Sailboard Contest OCEAN CITY - The Subaru Hifly Boardsailing Series, the most comprehensive. competitive boardsailing tour for amateurs in the U.S.. makes its fourth stop here Saturday and Sunday Now in its second year, the boardsailing series will make 12 stops across the country Competitors will skim across the water, maneuvering through a funboard race course which emphasizes speed arid jibing ability The competition will include three elimination heats, a. consolation heat and one championship final Trophies will be awarded to the first, second and third place finishers in each heat

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