July 2005 In This Issue... July Membership Meeting: Fishing Reel Repair and Maintenance. Tuesday, July 26, 2005 at 7:00 PM

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1 RICHMOND VIRGINIA July Membership Meeting: Fishing Reel Repair and Maintenance Tuesday, July 26, 2005 at 7:00 PM Skilligalee Restaurant (Glenside Ave, just north of Broad Street). [Come early (5:30 PM) and enjoy dinner from the menu] July 2005 In This Issue... Cap the Menhaden Lynn Spurlin Speaks, Backlash, Page 1. Potential World Record Catchy Comments, Page 2. Got a Permit for That? Jim McVey s catch, Page 5. New Entries Lunker Club, Page 6. BACKLASH (Commentary from the Board of Directors) July Membership Meeting Unless you are a hand line or a cane pole angler, you are bound to have at least one fishing reel. These reels come in many styles, come from many manufacturers and are the basic machinery of angling. These mechanisms are used in a harsh environment and very often do not get the TLC they deserve. Toby Bell will present an illustrated discussion on the repair and maintenance of fishing reels. Toby repairs reels and often handles the overflow work from local sources of reel repair. Toby is going to join us for dinner before the meeting. After his presentation, Toby will answer your questions about reel repair and maintenance. CALENDARS - CALENDARS- CALENDARS Many thanks to John Butrico for stepping forward and taking up the leadership of the Virginia Anglers Club s annual Department of Game and Inland Fisheries 2005 / 2006 calendar sale this year. John will have the new calendars at the July Membership meeting. Please round up your normal customers and cultivate new sales. We will sell the calendars at $8.00 each. The club has ordered 300 calendars. If you know how many calendars you need, please get up with John before the meeting, so he can be sure you get the quantity you want. President Lynn Spurlin Speaks at the ASMFC Menhaden Meeting President Lynn Spurlin spoke on behalf of the Virginia Anglers Club at the ASMFC meeting on July 12, The ASMFC panel at the meeting sought public input concerning a possible cap on the reduction menhaden fishery. Lynn told the panel that the cap should apply to the reduction fishery in the Chesapeake Bay only. He further said the cap should be the mean of the last five (5) years total reported menhaden catch reported in the Chesapeake Bay. The cap, said Spurlin, should be kept in place for five (5) years to allow studies and science to determine the effects of the menhaden in the Bay. A total of eight (8) members of the were part of the audience, which was made up of mostly sport fishermen. Most speakers told the panel that they supported a menhaden management plan for the Chesapeake. Club Member and Vice President of the Costal Conservation Association of Virginia, David Nobles, has put a lot of effort into promoting a cap of the reduction menhaden fishery on behalf of the CCA of VA and was an active participant in the July 12 th meeting. The July Board of Directors Meeting was cancelled so some board members and officers could attend the ASMFC meeting. The Richmond Times Dispatch and the Virginian-Pilot were among the newspapers that carried articles about the meeting. Scale Testing is Available On Request at the Monthly Membership Meetings Do you have a set of scales that needs certification for use in the annual tournament or for submission of IGFA world record catches? Weigh Master Larry Allen will take care of your needs during the break at Membership Meetings. Larry has his vehicle rigged up so he can do certifications in the parking lot and not have to lug all of his certification equipment into the Skilligalee. Just get up with Larry before the business session of the meeting starts and he will be ready to help you at the break. Special non-meeting night scale certifications are also possible. Just give Larry a call and he will set you up with an appointment. Kelly Stafford Has A Permanent Phone Number Now Give Him a Shout Kelly Stafford now has a permanent phone number in Continued on Page 2...

2 Page 2 BACKLASH continued from Page 1. Texas. He would welcome your calls. His permanent number is He and Mae now have permanent quarters and do not share his daughter s phone number as they did just after arriving in Arlington, Texas. Want to Order A Golf Style Or T Shirt? Are you interested in ordering a golf style shirt or a special T shirt? See Eddy Johnston at the July Membership Meeting. Eddy will take orders for these garments. Fred Murry with red drum from last month s ES tournament For the Leadership of the Virginia Anglers Club, John Wetlalufer, Sr. CATCHY COMMENTS by Dennis Cline Sorry y all, no 800-point fish to report this month! With Johns Creek closed during the hot weather, catches have reverted to more normal point values and a bit of sanity has returned to the angler of the year contest! Our June angler of the month was Bruce Henderson, with Elly Robinson claiming second place. Bruce s fish was a potential world record red grouper ( grouper, other in our lingo). It weighed in at 21-8 and scored 404 points. It is a club record for 12 general. Elly s fish was another red grouper landed about an hour later. It scaled out at 21-0 and scored 395 points. Congratulations guys!! There is only one new freshwater entry to report. Lynn Spurlin set a club record for a 0-14 warmouth caught on 2-spin from Dragon Run. This is Lynn s and the club s second warmouth entry since the species was added to our freshwater list several years ago! Scott Johnston made the club s first entry for spot, which was added to the club s saltwater list of recognized species this year. Though the spot was not much to brag about at 8 ounces, it was caught on 4-fly using a clouser. You had to know that Scott would show us that it could be done! Scott also added a 2-4 Piankatank croaker on 8-fly to his list of club records. Buddy Noland is working on a new technique for catching weakfish. I think he calls it spadefishing. The secret is probably in the details, but on the surface it looks like he really was spadefishing with a piece of clam on a hook! Anyway, the first entry he has Continued on Page 3... James River Smallmouth/Flathead Sat-Sun, August 20 & 21, 2005 Location: Time: Awards: Report in: Chairman: Location: Awards: Report in: Chairman: All of the James River. 5 a.m. Aug 20th to sunset Aug 21st. 1 cup highest point smallmouth (100pt.min.) 1 cup highest point flathead (100pt.min.) Call chairman within 5 Days. Bob Brown - Cell: Home: Chesapeake Bay Spotted Seatrout and Spot Sat-Sun, September 24 & 25, 2005 All of Chesapeake Bay. 1 cup highest point speckled trout (100 pt. min.) 1 cup highest point Spot (100 pt. min) Call chairman within 5 Days. Bob Brown - Cell: Home:

3 Page 3 CATCHY COMMENTS continued from Page 2. made with this new technique was a really nice 9-0 on 6 general! If you spot him at the Cell, you might want to sneak in close and try to figure it out. Gary Martel with an Eastern Shore red drum In a recent trip to the Triangle wrecks, Buddy and Danny Noland landed good numbers of black sea bass, including a couple of good entries. Buddy s fish was a nice 4-2 on 6-plug worth 305 points. Danny landed a 2-10 on 2-plug that scored 308 points. My last foray to the ES surf in mid-june netted one nice 46-0 red drum in a week of fishing. The spots I fished were covered up with big butterfly rays ranging from 4 to 7 feet across the wings! After several consecutive days of that mess, I decided our annual trek back to Iowa looked like a good idea! When I returned, I found a surprise in the mail. There were three tag-return reports from Claude Bain, and one in particular was quite interesting. A 45-inch red drum I tagged on the Ship Shoal Island sandbar on 5/26/03 had been recaptured. The drum was caught again on 6/13/05 by a crewmember on the charter boat Chaser, approximately 2.5 miles off the beach at Frisco, NC. I think this is the first Virginia tagged adult red drum in the VMRC study to be recaptured outside state waters. There have been several returns from NC of juvenile red drum tagged in VA, but no adults to my knowledge. My guess is that the charter might have been targeting cobia. On my trip last June with the two Scotts, I caught a red drum off the Hatteras light when a cobia spit my jig and I let it sink before I resumed jigging. C.V. KINNARD AWARD COMPETITION ANGLER FIRSTS SECONDS THIRDS PLACES POINTS AVERAGE ELLY ROBINSON BUDDY NOLAND FRED COUSINS DANNY NOLAND BRUCE HENDERSON DENNIS CLINE TOTALS

4 Page 4 SPECIES ANGLER WEIGHT LN DIV. DATE LOCATION PTS BAIT 2005 SPECIES LEADERS - SALTWATER AMBERJACK B. HENDERSON PLUG 6/4/05 OCRACOKE, NC 220 JIG BASS, BLACK SEA D.N. NOLAND PLUG 7/10/05 TRIANGLE WRECK, VA 308 JIG BASS, STRIPED D. CLINE 41-0 SURF 5/12/05 COBB ISLAND, VA 410 PEELER BLUEFISH A.R. HORSLEY SPIN 5/31/05 CBBT, VA 161 JIG CROAKER ROB ROBINSON SPIN 6/8/05 CBBT, VA 275 JIG/GRUB DRUM, BLACK ROB ROBINSON PLUG 6/8/05 CBBT, VA 248 JIG/TWIST TAIL DRUM, RED D. CLINE 54-0 SURF 6/1/05 COBB ISLAND, VA 385 PEELER FLOUNDER F. COUSINS SPIN 5/14/05 PIANKATANK RIVER, VA 281 GRUB GROUPER, OTHER B. HENDERSON GEN 6/4/05 OCRACOKE, NC 404 JIG/CUT BAIT SEATROUT, SPOTTED F. COUSINS SPIN 01/16/05 ELIZABETH RIVER, VA 204 GRUB SHARK, OTHER E.S. ROBINSON GEN 6/4/05 OCRACOKE, NC 213 JIG/CUT BAIT SHEEPSHEAD D. CLINE 4-0 SURF 5/13/05 MYRTLE ISLAND, VA 133 PEELER SPADEFISH E.S. ROBINSON GEN 6/9/05 CBBT, VA 200 CLAM SPOT W.S. JOHNSTON FLY 7/11/05 PIANKATANK RIVER, VA 172 CLOUSER TAUTOG J.C. WRIGHT GEN 5/10/05 OFF VA BEACH, VA 152 CLAM WEAKFISH B.L. NOLAND GEN 6/1/05 THE "CELL", VA 217 CLAM 2005 SPECIES LEADERS - FRESHWATER BASS, LARGEMOUTH D. CLINE PLUG 03/19/05 PRIVATE POND, VA 240 RAPALA BASS, ROCK ROB ROBINSON FLY 05/05/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 127 WOOLY BUG'R BASS, SMALLMOUTH W.B. DUVAL FLY 06/01/05 NEW RIVER, VA 181 CLOUSER BOWFIN E.S. ROBINSON PLUG 02/05/05 YARMOUTH CREEK, VA 193 SILVER BUDDY CARP E.S. ROBINSON SPIN 02/15/05 YARMOUTH CREEK, VA 390 POWER GRUB CATFISH, BLUE J. FARRELL SPIN 01/02/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 486 PLAST. GRUB CATFISH, FLATHEAD F. MURRAY FLY 01/09/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 455 HALF & HALF CRAPPIE ROB ROBINSON SPIN 02/02/05 CHICKAHOMINY RIVER, VA 218 POWER GRUB GAR E.S. ROBINSON PLUG 04/19/05 CHIPPOKES CREEK, VA 490 SILVER BUDDY PERCH, WHITE E.S. JOHNSTON FLY 04/22/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 270 SHAD FLY PERCH, YELLOW E.S. ROBINSON PLUG 02/15/05 YARMOUTH CREEK, VA 263 CRAZY BLADE PICKEREL, CHAIN F. COUSINS SPIN 01/13/05 LEE HALL RESERVOIR, VA 331 GRUB SHAD, AMERICAN D. CLINE FLY 04/27/05 NOTTOWAY RIVER, VA 350 SHAD FLY SHAD, HICKORY G.N. CARTER FLY 04/10/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 294 SHAD FLY SUNFISH T. BARNETT FLY 04/17/05 PRIVATE POND, VA 375 FLY TROUT, BROOK E.S. ROBINSON FLY 04/17/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 232 WOOLY BUG'R TROUT, BROWN D.N. NOLAND FLY 02/27/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 192 FLY TROUT, RAINBOW B.L. NOLAND FLY 05/06/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 891 WOOLY BUG'R WARMOUTH L.V. SPURLIN SPIN 06/18/05 DRAGON RUN, VA 230 PLAST. WORM 2005 DIVISION LEADERS - SALTWATER STRIPED BASS G.N. CARTER FLY 12/30/04 DUCK, NC 266 CLOUSER GROUPER, OTHER B. HENDERSON GEN 6/4/05 OCRACOKE, NC 404 JIG/CUT BAIT BASS, BLACK SEA D.N. NOLAND PLUG 7/10/05 TRIANGLE WRECK, VA 308 JIG FLOUNDER F. COUSINS SPIN 5/14/05 PIANKATANK RIVER, VA 281 GRUB BASS, STRIPED D. CLINE 41-0 SURF 5/12/05 COBB ISLAND, VA 410 PEELER 2005 DIVISION LEADERS - FRESHWATER TROUT, RAINBOW B.L. NOLAND FLY 05/06/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 891 WOOLY BUG'R GAR F. COUSINS GEN 05/07/05 CHICKAHOMINY RIVER, VA 465 MINNOW GAR E.S. ROBINSON PLUG 04/19/05 CHIPPOKES CREEK, VA 490 SILVER BUDDY CATFISH, BLUE J. FARRELL SPIN 01/02/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 486 PLAST. GRUB NEW CLUB RECORDS - SALTWATER VIRGINIA ANGLERS CLUB - 7/13/05 BASS, STRIPED S.C. LEE FLY 12/6/04 OFF CURRITUCK, NC 255 DECEIVER BASS, STRIPED J.P. ROUNTREY GEN 12/7/04 OREGON INLET, NC 380 EEL CROAKER W.S. JOHNSTON FLY 7/11/05 PIANKATANK RIVER, VA 218 CLOUSER GROUPER, OTHER B. HENDERSON GEN 6/4/05 OCRACOKE, NC 404 JIG/CUT BAIT LADYFISH Q. CORBETT SPIN 2/15/05 KEY WEST, FL 166 JIG MACKEREL, CERO W.B. DUVAL GEN 3/19/05 KEY WEST, FL 127 BALLYHOO MACKEREL, CERO W.B. DUVAL GEN 3/19/05 KEY WEST, FL 146 BALLYHOO MACKEREL, SPANISH W.B. DUVAL SPIN 2/23/05 KEY WEST, FL 136 BUCKTAIL MACKEREL, SPANISH W.B. DUVAL GEN 2/23/05 KEY WEST, FL 114 BALLYHOO PERMIT F. GOTTWALD GEN 5/11/05 LITTLE TORCH KEY, FL 170 LIVE CRAB POMPANO, COMMON B. CARTER GEN 4/21/05 GOODLAND, FL 109 SHRIMP SEATROUT, SPOTTED W.S. JOHNSTON FLY 5/18/05 PIANKATANK RIVER, VA 109 CLOUSER SEATROUT, SPOTTED J.C. WRIGHT GEN 3/10/05 ELIZABETH RIVER, VA 159 JIG SHARK, OTHER E.S. ROBINSON GEN 6/4/05 OCRACOKE, NC 213 JIG/CUT BAIT SHEEPSHEAD D. CLINE 4-0 SURF 5/13/05 MYRTLE ISLAND, VA 133 PEELER SPOT W.S. JOHNSTON FLY 7/11/05 PIANKATANK RIVER, VA 172 CLOUSER

5 Page 5 NEW CLUB RECORDS - FRESHWATER BASS, ROCK ROB ROBINSON FLY 05/05/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 127 WOOLY BUG'R CATFISH, BLUE J. FARRELL SPIN 01/02/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 486 PLAST. GRUB CATFISH, FLATHEAD F. MURRAY FLY 01/09/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 455 HALF & HALF CATFISH, FLATHEAD F. MURRAY PLUG 01/02/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 381 SILVER BUDDY GAR ROB ROBINSON GEN 04/28/05 CHIPPOKES CREEK, VA 226 LIVE MINNOW GAR E.S. ROBINSON PLUG 04/19/05 CHIPPOKES CREEK, VA 490 SILVER BUDDY GAR ROB ROBINSON PLUG 04/19/05 CHIPPOKES CREEK, VA 109 SILVER BUDDY PERCH, WHITE E.S. JOHNSTON FLY 04/22/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 270 SHAD FLY TROUT, RAINBOW B.L. NOLAND FLY 05/06/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 891 WOOLY BUG'R TROUT, RAINBOW D.N. NOLAND FLY 04/17/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 769 FLY TROUT, RAINBOW R.K. DALE FLY 02/27/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 496 FLY TROUT, RAINBOW D.N. NOLAND FLY 02/27/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 371 FLY TROUT, RAINBOW E.S. ROBINSON FLY 04/17/05 JOHNS CREEK, VA 264 WOOLY BUG'R WARMOUTH L.V. SPURLIN SPIN 06/18/05 DRAGON RUN, VA 230 PLAST. WORM 2005 HIGHEST POINT NON-LOCAL CATCHES - SALTWATER COBIA Q. CORBETT REL. 20 GEN 2/15/05 KEY WEST, FL 134 THREADFIN CRAVALLE, JACK B. CARTER GEN 4/20/05 GOODLAND, FL 127 PILCHER DRUM, RED B. CARTER SPIN 3/22/05 GOODLAND, FL 62 JIG GROUPER, GAG Q. CORBETT REL. 8 SPIN 2/15/05 KEY WEST, FL 50 JIG LADYFISH Q. CORBETT SPIN 2/15/05 KEY WEST, FL 166 JIG MACKEREL, CERO W.B. DUVAL GEN 3/19/05 KEY WEST, FL 146 BALLYHOO MACKEREL, SPANISH W.B. DUVAL SPIN 2/23/05 KEY WEST, FL 136 BUCKTAIL PERMIT F. GOTTWALD GEN 5/11/05 LITTLE TORCH KEY, FL 170 LIVE CRAB POMPANO, COMMON B. CARTER GEN 4/21/05 GOODLAND, FL 109 SHRIMP SEATROUT, SPOTTED B. CARTER SPIN 3/22/05 GOODLAND, FL 87 JIG SNAPPER, OTHER B. CARTER GEN 4/20/05 GOODLAND, FL 59 PILCHER SNOOK B. CARTER GEN 3/23/05 GOODLAND, FL 88 PILCHER TARPON L. ADAMS REL. 30 GEN 4/20/05 GOODLAND, FL 112 CUT BAIT 2004 HIGHEST POINT NON-LOCAL CATCHES - FRESHWATER (no entries yet for 2005) VIRGINIA ANGLERS CLUB - 7/13/05 (continued) SPECIES ANGLER WEIGHT LN DIV. DATE LOCATION PTS BAIT 2005 TOP SPOUSE CATCHES - SALTWATER & FRESHWATER (LOCAL) CRAPPIE ELAYNE KODROFF SPIN 02/26/05 EAST LAKE, NC 218 JIG 2005 YOUTH CATCHES - SALTWATER & FRESHWATER (LOCAL) PERCH, WHITE MIRANDA CLINE SPIN 03/27/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 213 SILVER BUDDY SHAD, HICKORY MIRANDA CLINE SPIN 04/17/05 JAMES RIVER, VA 170 SPOON New Member Jim McVey and his permit Rich McDaniel with an 9 lb 5 oz flounder caught in Ches Bay

6 The Lunker Club (heaviest fish) 2005 Angling Year Club Historical Record Species Angler Weight Angler Weight 2005 Angling Year Club Historical Record Species Angler Weight Angler Weight BASS, LARGEMOUTH Dennis Cline 6-0 Dr. Mickey Kodroff BASS, ROCK & ROANOKE Robbie Robinson 0-9 Eric McDuffie 1-7 BASS, SMALLMOUTH Bill DuVal 2-0 Bob Shepherd 5-8 BASS, STRIPED HY Bill Ross 6-10 BASS, STRIPED LL Gary Anderson 23-6 BASS, WHITE John Wycoff 2-12 BOWFIN Elly Robinson 3-14 W.H. McCarthy CARP Elly Robinson 12-8 Fred Cousins 25-8 CATFISH, BLUE Dennis Cline 39-0 Dennis Cline 55-0 CATFISH, CHANNEL Fred Murray 12-4 CATFISH, FLATHEAD Fred Murray 22-8 Lynn Spurlin 27-8 CATFISH, HISTORIC D.N. Jones CRAPPIE, ALL Robbie Robinson 1-6 Gary Donahue 2-14 GAR, ALL Fred Cousins 16-0 Dick Goode 17-8 MUSKELLUNGE, ALL Bob Shepherd 28-7 PERCH, WHITE Robbie Robinson 1-0 Eric McDuffie 1-7 PERCH, YELLOW Elly Robinson 1-0 Robbie Robinson 1-13 PICKEREL, CHAIN Fred Cousins 3-5 Reggie White 7-10 PIKE, NORTHERN L. Kesteloo 17-8 SALMON, ATLANTIC H.A. Claiborne 19-0 SALMON, CHINOOK Scott Johnston 34-0 SALMON, COHO P.W. Hughes 16-8 SHAD, AMERICAN Dennis Cline 4-8 P. Dasher 7-4 SHAD, HICKORY Glenn Carter 2-1 Dr. Mickey Kodroff 3-4 SUNFISH, ALL Tom Barnett 1-2 Roy Jones 2-4 TROUT, BROOK Elly Robinson 1-10 Joe Brooks 8-0 TROUT, BROWN Danny Noland 3-5 Bill Barnett 28-0 TROUT, CUTTHROAT H.O. Mather 3-12 TROUT, LAKE Mark Sosin 30-0 TROUT, RAINBOW Danny Noland 8-5 Danny Noland 8-5 TROUT, STEELHEAD Stamford Niou 15-0 WALLEYE Steve Luterek 9-0 WARMOUTH Lynn Spurlin 0-14 Lynn Spurlin 0-14 AMBERJACK, GREATER Bruce Henderson 33-0 Bill Rewalt 91-2 BARRACUDA, GREAT Reggie White 48-0 BASS, BLACK SEA Dr. Jim Wright 4-8 Jim Sheffield 7-4 BASS, STRIPED Dennis Cline 41-0 C.V. Kinnard 48-0 BLUEFISH Tony Horsley 14-8 Paul Richie 22-0 BONEFISH F.W. Lawrence COBIA Bill DuVal 77-0 CROAKER Scott Johnston 2-4 Dr. Jim Wright 4-0 DOLPHIN A.M. McCarthy 60-0 DRUM, BLACK Robbie Robinson 31-0 Robbie Robinson 82-8 DRUM, RED Dennis Cline 54-0 Dennis Cline 62-0 FLOUNDER, SUMMER Fred Cousins 3-6 Pat Dudley 10-5 GROUPER, GAG none yet GROUPER, HISTORIC Bill DuVal 63-8 GROUPER, OTHER Bruce Henderson 21-8 Bruce Henderson 21-8 JACK, CRAVELLE Bill Carter 14-0 Ronnie Sides 34-0 LADYFISH Quentin Corbett 2-8 Tom Barnett 3-12 MACKEREL, CREO Bill DuVal 5-8 Bill DuVal 5-8 MACKEREL, KING Bill DuVal 62-0 MACKEREL, SPANISH Bill DuVal 4-0 Bill DuVal 4-0 MACKEREL, SPANISH (HIST.)* C.O. Mather 18-3* MARLIN, BLACK F.D. Gottwald MARLIN, BLUE ATL & PAC Steve Huchins MARLIN, STRIPED C.O. Mather MARLIN, WHITE C.O. Mather PERMIT Floyd Gottwald 20-8 Bill DuVal 42-0 POMPANO, AFRICAN Elly Robinson 33-0 POMPANO, COMMON Bill Carter 2-1 Parks Rountrey 1-8 ROOSTERFISH W.C. Askew 50-8 RUNNER, RAINBOW Pat Quisenberry 20-5 SAILFISH, ATLANTIC C.O. Mather 86-3 SAILFISH, PACIFIC J.F. McNeace SEATROUT, SPOTTED Dr. Jim Wright 5-0 Virgil Hughes SHARK, MAKO C.O. Mather SHARK, OTHER Elly Robinson 96-0 L. Kesteloo SHEEPSHEAD Dennis Cline 4-0 Dr. Jim Wright 14-0 SNAPPER, CUBERA Bill DuVal 48-8 SNAPPER, MUTTON Herb Ratner SNAPPER, OTHER Bill Carter 4-2 Bill DuVal 32-0 SNAPPER, RED none yet SNOOK Bill Carter 7-1 Dick Stephenson 29-0 SPADEFISH Tony Horsley 8-0 Elly Robinson SPOT Scott Johnston 0-8 Scott Johnston 0-8 SWORDFISH Stuart Lee TARPON Floyd Gottwald 10-0 E. Dunham TAUTOG Dr. Jim Wright 9-2 J.C. Wright 15-8 TRIGGERFISH Bill DuVal 10-0 TUNA, BIGEYE ATL F.C. Willson TUNA, BLACKFIN Ronnie Hogge 38-0 TUNA, BLUEFIN R.L. Gilliam TUNA, SKIPJACK Bill DuVal 18-0 TUNA, YELLOWFIN Bill Rewalt TUNNY, LITTLE Buddy Noland 19-8 WAHOO Bill DuVal 98-0 WEAKFISH Buddy Noland 9-0 Bill Gallasch 15-6 * Includes Cero and Narrow Barred Mackerels

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