Apr 1993 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

B16 7N£S£NTWa-i£W£fl Ocean City, N.J. Thursday, Aprils, 1993
Senior golfers begin
third seqsm^
the Ocean-Citj; Seniors
Tuesday golf league- began
it thid y Aril p 6 ih
preseason tournament' at
Brigantirte Country dub,
joined by members, of the
newly formed Thursday
seniors league. . . ; ';•
Opening-day action took
-place under the worst golfing
weather most participants
had ever experienced:
winds gusLng to 40 mph
and wind chills in the low
20s. The effect showed in
the scores, but a handful of
golfers managed to card net
scores in the mid to upper
70s:
Jack Nixon .75, Charlie
Hilton and Bob Reinagel 76,
John Keogan and. Carl
iStedai 77, Al Thompson ^§,
Homer Gerkin 79.'.'' .' • April 10 • is the opening
Of the three .closest " l t tot
day 6f trout season. Are
pin" holes, No. 12 came youitady?; . •'..'.
through unscathed,' No. 7 .Most of us think of'trout
was bested by Lynn Stringfellow
at 22 feet, and No. 15 rre-h; people pn. far-off
fishing as something' that'
by Dan Marks at 17 fe^t. mountain streams do with~~
. A total .of 24 golfers split bamboo fly-rods and
started in the n event, which hires as tiny as a gnat.
will include play on four Those who really know,
consecutive Tuesdays in know that trout anglers are
April.
Winners will, be determined
by their low-net total
for the best three rounds,
Daily closest-to-pin awards
will also be made.
The Thursday league is
an offshoot of-the fastgrowing
informal OC
Seniors league.
' '
Golf outingMay 10 ;
benefits Bacharach
POMONA — The -Hole-innpne" contest and a
dation will host its second tltion. Additional prizes
explorer Jr. men with his
crisp snaps and tail slides on
open face rights.
Using a full repertoire of el
roles, spinners and lip bashwood
Country Club.
According to tournament
event will feature, shotgun the "Hole-in-one" competi
d S S O
g^
?&• Veservations, call Group.
Ready for opening day of trout
season; know ^here:to find fish?
fishing
y report
but is a bit on the large size
for moat trout •
• Split shot makes a very
good weight as more can be
Keenan, Crowle}
duMwinnersin
NSSA surfing ^
women and just about any- presenf the lightweight kind of artificial trout bait the Great Egg River all the
one else who you might not lures you'll need to fish »*» Power Bait series. Ber- way up to the bulkhead in
ordinarily expect. with. . kely packages trout Power Mays Landing.
It is true that southern Some very popular trout ^ong w** a recom- Along with the perch,
New Jersey is severely lack- lures are spinner lures such mended trout lure, making anglers are getting some
ing in trout streams due to a »/ *e Mepps lure and * e beginning anglers job,.,nice pickerel and bass. Minthe
fact that our water is a Datedevil spoons. Some of far easier. . nows and worms are
bit too acid for. trout. But these-ace Vfe of an ounce and Common bait-fishing accounting for most of
there are numerous can only be worked effec- method is to weight a line those fish taken.
impoundmentsi.th.at are tively an light tackle. . near the hook, but not too Blackfish are holding on
stocked with trout every Other methods, of trout close, so that the bait is kept some of the nearer offshore
season.
fishing include live bait and near the bottom where the wrecks. The North Star is
One of the closest trout prepared baits. Most popu- fish can get to it. Some now. running weekend
lakes is in Birch Grove Park lar and most effective is the anglers will use a bobber wreck fishing trips. Pete
tried and true night crawl- that suspends the hook just caught a ^3-pound
^ ^ tadde can ^
you, it is a whole lotof fun.
Monday. May __..._. " ^ 7 ^ ^ ^ ^ y put up one heck of a fight
Prizes will be awarded hour from 5-7 p.m;; and the *"» using ultralight gear
for order of finish; there awards presentation at 6 wul only enhance your fun.
Bat
will also be awards in a p.m.
ultralighU gear offers
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Lifetime honor
Ocean City Fishing Club president Howard Sih/estri
presents lifetime honorary president award to George
Reisse, a longtime member of the club whose ho(ne is
the 14th Street fishing pier. " -
Wherever you choose .to
can spook the fish if he
senior Matt Keenan and. Other first place winners
picks up the hook with his,
OCHS sophomore Shaun were Jesse .Renddl of Ocean
'by DAVE mouth and feels the Weight
Gpwley captured first place, City, open boys; Torn
CARBER
in two events during the OBrien of linwood, explorer
There are fish out in theNational Scholastic Surfing masters; Kim Roriglio of
just as bound, to be young
children, blue-collar and other advantages too. It is are also ettective. ing to go out and find them, contest No. 5 on States Ave-
white-collar ' workers, sometimes the only way to Berkely now offers a new Perch are biting well in
nue beach last Saturday.
In a 2- to 3-foot surf with a
light onshore breeze, Keenan
surfed consistently With a
strong frantside attack on
barreling lifts consisting of
vertical snaps.and tube-rides
to win the. open men and
explorer men competitions.
Crowley won first place in
both the open Jr. men and
New York secured first place
RESULTS.
Opm boya — 1. Jeaae Randall, 2.
JvrieMorwi •
Opan Jr. mm — 1..Shaun Crowlay.
2. Frank Wabh. 3. Bobby MasttrHazy
Opan Han — 1. Matt Kaanan. 2.
Kevin Morris. 3. Oan MargagPano
Opan bodyboairi — 1. Owayne
tOrcfinar, 2. Jaun Lerran
Explorer Jr. man — 1. Shaun Crowley,
2. Chris Pranckun. 3. Frank Watah
Explorer man — 1. Man Kaenan. 2^
Mto Shallan.3. Paul Ubartaodo
Explorer maatara ••— 1. Tom '
pBrian. 2. Kin Fioitglto. 3. MtoDeho
Exptorer kmgboanl — 1. Kim Rorloio.
2. Don VinorBl). 3. Dr. Doma VTttonU
Explorer bodyboard — 1. Dmyna
Wrrfmar. 2. Jaaon Uman
The next N9SA contest is
May 8 at 7A
Street beach in C — •"—
_. good time of the year to |
get really sick. The days are
hot auite-as:warm as they SATURDAY, AprU10 *******ots***
seem to be and the air is a^.,,«*£ EMm Bunnyo MMSTUSJV?.Z«7
even cooler.
«Jn. « *• Wattanda builtutt. For lands. FraawHhadmisaion
• . •. - • - raquJradraaarvatlonacBl 380-1211. ,.
Don't forget if you wish _ i .. -^-,
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to fishfor trout, not only do THURSDAY, April 15 FRIDAY. April23
•• • ' • BghHMak sudy through Juna 3, : -
buy a trout stamp'as well.
This goes to pay for the
stocking program that
allows you to fish for trout
in the first place. .
And please remember:
You have to wear your fishing
license in an openly diswardens
can see it! It is not
enough to have it; you haveto
wear it. You will get a
ticket if you do not wear it.
Buy a license holder and
pin it on~the back of your
jacket, shirt or hat.
_ Good luck and good fish-.
ing.-
— DAVE
tf you're working this weekend...
SO ARE WE!
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ELECTION DATE- TUES. APRIL 20TH
by Frad Maaon, pranrrtsd by Adandc
County Division of Parks and Racraatafi.
Gawad torparticipants agas 10
andoMar Costls$2ScalB45-S0eOio
ragisisr.
SATURDAY, April17
Rug hooking workshop 030 am.-
noon at Watlands kiadiijta. Call 308-
1211 toraglaiar.
am-noon at Wadanda. To raojstsr cal
368-1211. .
More sports
On pages B8-
1211 torinformation and rasarvations. ,
SATURDAY, April 24
Bika rid* to raisa funds for
Improwamants to bikaways in Adandc
County sponsorad by Tha Friands of
tha Parks. Inc. Cal 646-5960.
_ Earth Day oalabrason 10 a.m-3
pm. at Capa May County Park oosponsorod
by Watlands. Evant
crafts, and quilt making. Call 388-
1211.
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