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1964 PENNSYLVANIA ANGLER CITATION RECORD FISH
Following is a list of the record fish caught during the
^ 4 season in the Pennsylvania Angler Citation Award
Fish were recorded of each species except eel,
a 'lfish, lake trout, rainbow trout and yellow perch. A
°kl of 108 awards were issued by the Pennsylvania Fish
Amission. Pennsylvania fishermen can be proud of this
Client record.
^erican White S/wd-William E. Minnig, Jr., Tremont,
Pa
-. 27K-inches, 6-lb., Portland-Delaware River.
^ e g«tt-Michael Versak, Philadelphia, Pa., 11-inches, 18l)s
-. Mountain Springs Lake, Monroe County.
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°* Trout-Norman L. Lightner, Carlisle, Pa., 19-inches,
^-lbs., Big Spring, Cumberland County.
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«n Trout-David Alley, Ashtabula, Ohio, 28 4-inches,
10-lbs., Little Conneauttee Cr., Erie County.
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Uhead~]ohn S. Sawchuk, Easton, Pa., 20K-inches, 4J4-
'bs., Delaware Water Gap, Northampton County.
^P-Joe Zipay, Farrell, Pa., 40-inches, 3654-lbs., Lake
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rie > Erie County.
7' n PtcfcereJ-Paul Dickes, Levittown, Pa., 28-inches,
5
«-lb; s., Manor Lake, Bucks County.
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° nn el Catfish-Thomas J. Booth, Summerdale, Pa., 36lnc
hes, 18-lbs., York Haven Dam, York County.
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appte-John Stough, York, Pa., 16-inches, 2-lbs., 11-ozs.,
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ginaw, York County.
^ r Semouth Boss-Harold F. Bonham, Kingston, Pa., 23)4-
. m ches. 6-lbs., 15-ozs., Sylvan Lake, Luzerne County.
^keWunge-Joseph R. Sabot, Springdale, Pa., 53-inches,
38
-lbs., Tionesta Dam, Forest County.
^ern Pike-Ralph Myers, Fairchance, Pa., 38!S-inches,
'-lbs., Youghiogheny Dam, Somerset County.
°j* Bass-Thomas R. Pheiffer, Easton, Pa., llJi-inches,
j "">., 2-ozs., Delaware River, Northampton County.
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Pshead-^Gregory Parella, Brownsville, Pa., 26-inches,
4-lbs., Virgin Run, Fayette County.
^mouth Bass-H. L. McDowell, Brookville, Pa., 22K-
»«ch, «s, 4?2-lbs., Tionesta Dam, Forest County.
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T^l/e-Vernon K. Moyer, Harleysville, Pa., 33-inches,
b ~* DS -> 3-ozs., Wallenpaupack, Wayne County.
^-Joseph Racavich, Peckville, Pa., 15K-inches, 1-lb.,
" 0z -> Stearns Lake, Susquehanna County.
He4(j e 'fishing trip" used to be a male adventure that sent the
a\vay j tn e house (and we mean by that, the husband) off
Port!t. om n ' s family during vacation time. Now good transs
hin n ' Sood highways and more accessible roads, modern
te *son f 6ar an< ^ comfortable camping equipment eliminate any
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having the family behind. . . . The mental, moral
is p^'eational values of fishing are still great when the sport
Va^ su ed in solitude. But men have finally learned that these
*o fam3 re riot lost but stimulated and enlarged when related
? a niilv - v ^ e ' Fi srml g no longer alienates a man from his
>s pal~:, lt identifies him with it.-Felix Streyckmans, "Fishing
"""•y Fun," Izaak Walton Mag.
ot^e, e se nse of smell is more acute in fish than is any of its
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senses.
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LARGEST FISH caught in Citation Awards was this 53-inch, 38-pound
muskellunge caught by Joe Sabot, Springdale, Pa., from Tionesta
Reservoir, Forest County. Lud Holier, prominent Tionesta sportsman
is at left.
Attending 14th Annual Delaware County Field & Stream Landowners
Sportsman Dinner.
Seated—left to right . . .
T. A. Reynolds, S. E. Division Supervisor, Pa. Game Commission.
Gordon Trembley, Deputy Executive Director, Pa. Fish Commission.
Ed Kenden, Pres., Delaware County Field & Stream Assn.
G. L. Bowers, Deputy Executive Director, Pa. Game Commission.
Standing-left to right . . .
George H. Harrison, Editor, Pa. Game News.
Charles Lentz, Chairman, Delaware County Field & Stream
Assn.
Shorty Manning, Master of Ceremonies, Delaware County
Field & Stream Assn.
Thrift is to the individual what conservation is to the nation.
When folks express their great distress
About our shrinking wilderness
I like to cheer them in their gloom
By showing them through junior's room.
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