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COURT HOUSE - Cape May anglers fared well in the 1985 Cape May County Fishing Tournament concluded Dec. 31, taking 31 of the 91 awards made to fishermen from nine states. County rod and reel enthusiasts won first prize for barracuda; took first and two tied for second on bluefish; took first and second on drumfish; swept all three places in large mouth bass; scored a sweep on white perch, and took the only prize awarded on yellow perch. They also took first on sea bass, swordfish, Allison tuna, and Wahoo; won all three awards in winter flounder, and took the only two awards made for codfish. LOCAL WINNERS were: Barracude — first George Hocking, Avalon. Bluefish — first, George Alteri, Cape May; second, Allan B. Bowen, Court House; and Muriel Barron, Avalon. Dolphin — third, Gregg Matthews, Cape May. Drumfish — second, Charlie Hughes, Erma. \

Fluke — third. Jack Keenan, Marmora. Kingfish — second. Richard Jurian, Avalon. King Mackerel — second. Jack Frederick, Sea Isle City. Large Mouth Bass — first. Andrew Loder, Marmora; second Bruce James, Rio Grande; third, Kevin Johnson, Court House. Marlin — second, B. Marker, Ocean City. WHITE PERCH — first, R.E. Morse, Erma; second and third J.L. Stephens Jr.. Cape May. Yellow Perch — first, ^ Richard McKeown, Villas. Pickerel — third, Richard/ Costa, Villas. Sea Bass — first, R.W. Lerfeld, Cape May. Calico Bass — William Boykin, North Cape May. Swordfish — first, Joe Petrosky, Rio Grande. Yellow Fin Tuna — second, Pete Thomas, Strathmere. Allison Tuna — first, Sal Sorace, Cape May Point. Blue Fin Tuna — first J. Jurusz., Wildwood. Wahoo — first, Richard Goodkin, Cape May. Winter Flounder — first, Andy Anusky, North Wildwood; second, Jim Sawyer, Wildwood Crest; third, Henry Bender, Ocean City. Weakfish — third Bill Tomlin, Dias Creek. Codfish — first, Robert Lerfold, Cape May ; second. Ben Rowe Jr., Cape May.

Aqua Aerobics CAPE MAY - AquaAerobics will be offered as part of the city's winter recreation schedule. This is a unique exercise class conducted in the swimming pool in' the Elementary School. Swimming skill is not a pre-requisite for the program, which is held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday The Monday class is from 6-7 p.m. while the Wednesday and Friday classes are held 5-6 p.m. Call 884-841 1. ext. 20 or 27 for more information or register at Convention Hall 8:304:30 p.m. weekdays. JJinner Set ' By Ducks Unlimited CAPE MAY t- Once again the Cape May County Chapter of New Jersey Ducks Unlimited will sponsor its annual dinner beginning 6:30 p.m. Saturday. January 25. at the Golden Eagle Inn here. One of the highlights of the evening will be the annual auction of artwork by established artists. There will also be a super raffle, Greenwing gun raffle and the Commemorative Guq Raffle. Anyone interested in purchasing advertising or attending the dinner is asked to call 884-7360, 628-2546 or 861-2195.

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(From Page 28) moratorium could be implemented by the legislature. The state could go to a 33-inch minimum to meet suggested goals to preserve the 1982 breeding stock as suggested by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. The state could adopt a 30-inch minimum in 1986 and a 37-inch minimum in 1987 WE ATTENDED a meeting in Toms River

.Saturday, Dec. 7, to listen to New Jersey fishermen's ; reactions to these proI posals and to get suggesi tions from the anglers as to i what they want their state [ representatives to do. We drew a broad conclusion from the meeting. That is that a group of i greedy anglers who do not want to. give up their "right" to catch and sell striped bass are unwilling to support any sensible regulation in an effort to get the striper back into shape again so all of us can enjoy fishing as it was in the "good old days" when there were lots of stripers around. What they want is a market where they can sell their fish and unlimited right to catch them with I rod and reel. They want the | right to sell their fish and I they want commercial I metting stopped completely. Thus, their fish would be worth even more. There would be that much more of a market for them since most of their competition would be eliminated. TRUE SPORTSMEN (those who do not care to sell their fish) are releasing all the stripers they catch. They should be as loud in their support of a no sale or a further catch restriction, or even a moratorium on stripers for a while in the hope that the fish come back. 41 Meanwhile, out there somewhere in the striper fraternity is someone who will become famous if the ! stripers do not come back soon. He or she will be the one who is remembered for having caught the last striper. Will it be you?

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