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PAGE, 8,,WIIF REE PRESS, WEDINESDAY, JUNE 20, 19 Annual one-day fisbing derby to be held. July 21 By Trudie Zavadovics Whoever reels in the largest fish in the upcoming 'Shootout' fishing derby in Whitby will also net $5,000 ini prize rnoney. The fifth annual derby gets underway at Whitby harbor on July 21. Up to 5e boats can participato in the day-long derby, each boat with one to four People. The event is held under the co-operative sponsors3hip of Gag- non Sports in Oshawa, CHO O Radio and the Whitby Free Prez"wse. "There is a $100 chargepe boat with the $5000 going ta the largest fish in the saîrnon or trout category,»" says Ro¶qer Pardy 'of agnon Sports. le added that the trout çategory excludes lake trout. There may also be other win- niýng categories depending on fnds available and demand. Additional categories could in- clude largest chinook, largest coho, largest brown trout and largest rainbow trout. The derby $egins at 7 a.m. and ie on a firs corne first serve basis. "Last year wehadgod partici pation»" sayý'eP"ady.«We had entries ffrom ~ichigan Bowrnan- ville, Newcas le and ôshawa. A lot are out jut for the fun of it. There's a on~ in 50 chance of winning $5O O" Last year-the winning fi;iL weighed in at 36 Ibo. "We're trùg ta, make people aware that tley no longer have to, travel ta get good fishing.» says Gagnon. "Good fishing is just a stone's throw from your bck door. The fishinq in south- ern Ontario le geDttmg better than ini northern Ontario." Al participants must pave fishing1lcences and must cotply with the rules of water and minisr fishing regulations. Above al,ý safe boatina is encouraged. There le no surefire way ta snag a winner. But Gagnon sug- gste participants scout out a fismogg location a couple of day e before the derby. Ho says in July temperatures, it is doubtful that the fish will move much Ramn dates of July 20 and July 22 are in place if there are smal craft warnings for July 21. Q 'j SAIL ON! 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