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march, 1968 - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission

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"FISHING FATHER"<br />

HONORED BY HOUSE<br />

The "<strong>Fish</strong>ing Father," Reverend Lawrence Zakrevsky<br />

of Edwardsville, has been recognized by <strong>Pennsylvania</strong>'s<br />

House of Representatives.<br />

Following a story about Father Zakrevsky <strong>and</strong> his lifelong<br />

hobby of fishing <strong>and</strong> collecting lures in the December<br />

issue of <strong>Pennsylvania</strong> Angler the House passed a resolution<br />

honoring the senior resident.<br />

The resolution states in full:<br />

"The Reverend Lawrence Zakrevsky of Edwardsville,<br />

Luzerne County, <strong>and</strong> pastor of St. Vladimir's Ukrainian<br />

Greek Catholic Church was the subject recently of a feature<br />

NEW 3-D STREAMER<br />

THE BLOND<br />

BOMBER Figure<br />

Figure 1—The tail, a wisp of<br />

barred wood duck.<br />

Figure 2—The body, colored<br />

floss with gold tinsel.<br />

MARCH —1 968<br />

by PAUL CLARK<br />

Three-D used to st<strong>and</strong> for a special sort of<br />

movie but now it can perhaps be applied to<br />

three discoveries in streamer fly tying. Put<br />

them together into one streamer <strong>and</strong> you have<br />

one of the best imitations of a minnow ever<br />

tied.<br />

First dye some badger hair blond—use<br />

women's color tint <strong>and</strong> make it a good golden<br />

blond.<br />

Second use some maribou in the middle—<br />

moisten the normal amount of badger hair for<br />

a streamer <strong>and</strong> then split it, putting the wet<br />

piece of maribou in the middle extending it a<br />

quarter of an inch beyond the badger hair.<br />

Third go to work on the head—take a small<br />

bottle of airplane dope, leave the lid off until<br />

it becomes puttylike, then apply a small<br />

amount on the head <strong>and</strong> mold it to suit. Paint<br />

it white with black dots for eyes.<br />

Figures one through five show the steps<br />

necessary for tying this "Blond Bomber."<br />

article in the <strong>Pennsylvania</strong> Angler.<br />

"Born 84 years ago in Aisian Russia, Father Zakrevsky<br />

has been an enthusiastic fisherman for more than fifty years<br />

<strong>and</strong> has accumulated one of the largest private collections<br />

of lures <strong>and</strong> artificial bait in the entire country.<br />

"Father Zakrevsky is a kind, gentle man who is loved <strong>and</strong><br />

respected not only by his parishioners, but by the entire<br />

community which he has served these many years with<br />

great devotion; therefore be it<br />

"RESOLVED, That the Members of the House of Representatives<br />

of the Commonwealth of <strong>Pennsylvania</strong> pause<br />

in their deliberations to pay tribute to Father Lawrence<br />

Zakrevsky, a fine churchman, citizen <strong>and</strong> sportsman <strong>and</strong><br />

wish him well in the future; <strong>and</strong> be it further<br />

"RESOLVED, That a copy of this resolution be sent to<br />

Father Zakrevsky."<br />

3—Body completed, tinsel<br />

ribbed over floss.<br />

Figure 4—The wing, badger tail<br />

dyed blond split into equal<br />

pieces <strong>and</strong> a piece of white<br />

maribou in the middle.<br />

Figure 5—The head, puttylike<br />

airplane dope white with black<br />

eyes.<br />

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