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Page 8-B?THE BRUNSWICK BEACC 454-Poi Wins Po BY TERRY POPE Charlie Wilson of Yaupon Beach captured first place and $2,000 in I FOURTH place went to Dave Smith a the IVlatna .luync. Their 24H1 j-fwitmd tij ^ ^" I ? ^ <**' KII4. I.MM.KIT of Shallotte look* o tihnrk*. with tournament chairman J BOAT Q Ever had to scrape and pa Has your boat ever sunk ! blem? firtJ fitfVfl fun ru 11 r%( u/Mir f ? ? ,? _ I our cradles and lifts that dy and safe All galvann SPC Custon CALABASH 919/579-4642 STEVE Tuna Tower* D [lectronic C< Aluminum Accesso. Custom ! IN, Thursday, August 8, 1985 ind Tigei or Boys cash for his 454-pound tiger siiark that outweighed three days of competition in the fourth-annual Poor ":F r" 11 *_JJL SI All fHOIOSBV tiffHV l*Of| ind David lloyle of Whlteville aboard jcr shark was cauchl Frldav evcuine. ^ ' -1 ^ f v ? f iter hi* Thursday catch, a row ol sane lohn Walklns. iWNIRIl int your boat bottom? because of an electrical pro>oof wifh less worry Look into let you keep your boat banted steel construction COONEY ocfc Lodd?n Oovi fs ?n?oJei ? T Tops net Sales A Imtollahon Installohon b Taking second place and $1,21 with their 333^-pound tiger shar were Ronnie Cheers and I.inwoo Robinson of Shallotte. In addition 1 the second-largest shark, the tean along with Capt. Homer Garrett ( the Miss Mary from Wilmington, ah caught a 162-pounder on Thursda and a 235-pounder Friday. Rob Austin of t-ong Beach toe third place and $750 in cash for lai ding a 258-pound tiger shark that we weighed aruund 11 a.m. Saturda; Austin also technically caught tl smallest shark in the tournamen but fishermen are not allowed I claim two top prizes. Austin chose not to enter his .1 pound sand shark, but to take thii place instead. That allowed Dii Parson of Sunset Beach to win tl 14-foot Jon boat, motor and trailer f< catching the smallest shark, .33-pounder that barely tipped U scales Friday evening. Taking fourth place with 248'2-pound tiger shark weighed Fr day afternoon was the crew of Dav Smith and David Hoyle of Whitevill They received several gift ce tiflcates from the Morton Trap Con pany of Varnumtown. Individual daily prizes of $100 eai for catching the largest three sharl each day went to Pat Barber t Thursday, Gary Westmoreland i Monroe on Friday and Skip Flowei of Wrightsville Beach on Saturday. The tournament**: nntv han merhead shark was caught Saturdi by Sam Sewall of the Heel Hooker. Proceeds from the tournament ? Ho lo the Uraiuwlck County Srtlttc Fishing Heef Committee to help fu reef projects off the Brunswick cos Allison Hughes of Hughes' Mari said Tuesday that until the recei| are totaled, it is not known how mil , money was raised for the project. She said close to 2,000 pounds shark were caught during the thr day tournament, down consideral , from previous years. * This Week's Tide Table AUGUST tll(?H urn Oay/Datr A.M. P.M. A.M. PS Thursday 8 l 39 S; 15 7-43 I 3 Friday 9 2 2B 3 07 I 44 9 3 j*. Saturday 10 3 21 4 03 9 38 10 3 r? Sunday 11 121 5 00 10 ? 113 b Mondi) 12 J 19 JM 11 2* ? B TucmU> 13 112 6 43 12 23 12 3 B Wednesday 14 7 03 7 31 1 10 11 K ADJUSTMENTS SHAUjOTTK 1N1-ET tBowen Point >-a<! 10 nun high tide, add 21 mm low Ud* TUBUS INI J\T subtract 19 min hl*h Ud subtract 12 nun low tldr IjOCKWOOD FOU.Y - subtract 29 mi high tide. subtract 12 min low tkte. 11m y. KIVKK add J nun low t?dr ' HA 11) HEAD IS1.AND lubtriot 17 ml (ugh iKk*. subtract 11 man low tide Business Owners: i Keep \ / your \ / bottom lineyup! Contain your costs, whenever possible, by getting second opinions trom the protessionals A Nationwide Agent can e?pertty review your business insurance coverage to give you that vital second opinion that may one day help pre vent your bottom tine from bottoming under' Call Nationwide Insurance today m IV \ SMM r*A1" |t JNATIONWIDS H 1INSURANCI r ? - " -4 ,^001 Is ^5Jg te *^w|r^:.. <,".-gj U; id s, THE TOURNAMENT'S only hair d with a close-up view of a unique crea >0 i AAnrl<f=>r(=>l m m m W -w a ? D 1, : Rough Tin BY TERRY POPE * Sharks were not the only fish stirrv ing in local waters last week. Inshore ls fishing steadily improved while off>' shore fishing has been "up and down le like a windowshade," said George Crisp of Ocean Isle Marina. ? Boats tliat did venture offshore last week were having to work tiard for their catches while fishing from the surf, inlets and waterway seemed to improve with the weather, area pier and marina operators reported. ,e Cooler weather over the weekend is 3r believed to have helped local fishing. a At the Sunset Beach Fishing Pier, le four king mackerel were reeled in last week while numerous flounder a and puppydrum were caught around n" the jetties. But kings offshore were giving fishermen fits, Crisp said. P .. * Here are uie reports from area r* piers and marinas: Sunset Beach Pier Four king mackerel highlighted an ,h improved weekend of fishing at the ts Sunset Beach Pier, reported Johnny m Hill. 0f "As a whole, fishing was good," rs Hill said. "We had a pretty good weekend on pompano, whiting and n. croakers." iy lee Bostic of Proctorville, Ohio, caught two king mackerel, a 20-pounder and a 15-pounder, over ,iH the weekend, Hill said. l?\ CraiR Inman ot WhitevlUe also intj reeled in a 23 pound king last week, st. while Vincent Davanzo caught a ina 16-pounder, Hill reported. pts i ich MULLIGAN HOUSSMOVRRS, Inc. liC?nte 055 ee" Tabor City, N.C. 653-2272 754-6065 Insured Bonded I 1 Best j Buysli e. SPARTUS1* 2%"H x Polaris [L n ALARM CI ' -Large .6" LID Di SoWtfy R?*#rv? Footvro - If pov**r foi^ 0?n% TIME and Al ARM un<t*onft Snooiaf ropoot* olarm avary 9 _ mTO? *<*? 100*. Sol-d stow PAV d*p?ndob?l?T> no M ??????? mov*ng ports *tw% M FACTORY silant oosrolton I MIATf orvd k>rvg iif? or? 0*?uf?d PM ood Al UM ON 1 YOUR I ..-vJ?ator? \ E|UA, Too h?>boord ? ? % nnni t?ng within ?o*y VCOST r?och I Slock C 019 with wolnj wood groin top bruthtd ar? olummum front l?m fn#U Si J.M. P : Hwys. 211 & 17 m^> -a -> -.J w^ns^ytss* lmerhead shark, caught Saturday b; ture. f Give Fishe le While O Ocean Isle Pier Fishing at Ocean Isle Beach Pier was fair over the weekend, reported operator Curtis Williamson. Some flounder and spots were caught, Williamson said, "enough to hoid the crowds here." He said not much was caught from the pier Sunday, while Saturday was a good day of fishing. Ocean Isle Marina Those fishing offshore are "having to troll themselves to death" to get a nice catch of Spanish or king mackerel, reported George Crisp of Ocean Isle Marina. "Everybody is bringing back from 10 to 12 Spanish or kings a piece," Crisp said, down from earlier catches when the Spanish had grouped. Crisp said the ocean may still be stirred up from the storm, or Hurricane Bob. However, inshore fishing has improved, he said. Flounder, spots and plenty of croakers were caught last week, he said. A few dolphin were also caught offshore. Inlet View Marina Fishing news from Inlet View Marina of Ocean Isle has improved, said Joe Furr Jr., from last week's report. Fishermen are "tearing the drum and flounder up" around the jetties and waterway, Furr said. However, very few boats could make It offstiore last week. Two nice flounder weighing from ||1rc VfFi 1 A VT FISHING V| V.v On the Causeway SALES Hoiden Beach PARTS (919)842-2034 n Augu 5", W x 3D IWo) Cj OCK t sphy~ / Wl-30 ) V 33279 31310 j /1106-CI\ AS ADYIBTMID ^ 63843 J ON NATIONAL T.Y u AOvtrroiD I NATIONAL TY. 9 volt bot1?ry moifl' (CO. $ 5?? i ???i I 'Clomp* on I J ' th? I M *Porceloin s ^ 'ON OFF sv light for cessibiiity imiD urn ARKER & SO Supply > . I ? '- wjfe&i; T^Tr"4 | Hi >l*?hfifl|rv.. "* Sam Sewell, provided spectators trmen ffshore five to seven pounds each were caught around the jetty while drum averaging from seven to ten pounds each were also reeled in, Furr said. "It's picking up," Furr said. "It's looking better." Tripp's Fishing Center "They're not doing much. They picked up a few fiounder," said Joyce I .and of TriDD's Fishing Center at Shallotte Point. Spanish mackerel are not schooling offshore like they have in past, she said, which could be attributed to sharks coming into shore. Some fishermen caught some spots and croakers in gill nets over the weekend, Ms. Land said. Capt. Pete's Marina Party boats leaving Capt. Pete's Marina at Holden Beach were bringing back Spanish mackerel along with grouper and snapper, said Augusta Singletary. In the waterway and inlets, fishermen were catching spots and other small fish, she said. The cooler weather should make fishing better, she added. Holden Beach Pier Fishing at the Holden Beach Fishing Pier picked up after cooler weather arrived, said operator Gil DOSS. Some nice whiting and spots were caught from the pier over the weekend while a large shecpshead and drum were reeled in Monday morning, Bass said. The ID & REEL SHOP TACKLE SPECIALIST ?SERVICE On the Causeway ?SUPPLIES Long Beach (919)457-5084 k ACE -\ HAHPWSRt / . ' t&SSi? ra *<??ih. pu?.? s? M.lpk.: tWfcvt H .. WALLACE LEISURE , / ($m~ r LAMP U.L. approved for 60 watt bulb WWli WPPUD LAST. surfoce* up ocket [fi|A\ witch on the I 1 easy ac I NS, INC. 754-4331 rShark Tourney Boys Shark Tournament at Shallot! Point last week. Wilson's catch, caught aboard tl Early Times, was weighed early Fr day morning, but fishermen were m able to hook a larger shark before tt Saturday afternoon deadline. Boai leaving Hughes' Marina at Shallot! Point in search of the "big ones" ha to maneuver around rough sea: winds and rain before the sun poppe out late Friday evening.
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