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August 23, 2023

Alleged cheating disrupts another Lake Erie walleye event, this time in New York

It was déjà vu all over again for Lake Erie fishing contests when a team competing in the Bart’s Cove Duel, at Dunkirk, N.Y., allegedly attempted to slip one over on tournament officials and other teams when they tried to weigh in fish that had purposely been weight-enhanced by stuffing other fish, or fish portions, into the stomach of a walleye.
The tournament, held July 29-30, featured a total of 34 boats that braved the wind, waves, and even waterspouts on Lake Erie, to compete for cash prizes and some great trips.

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Lake Ontario Counties Trout, Salmon, Walleye Derby in New York one for the ‘ages’

Walt Disney said, “laughter is timeless. Imagination has no age. Dreams are forever.”
Age doesn’t matter to 83-year-old Frank Antenori, of Peckville, Pa. He was doing some laughing, imagining what would happen if his big fish won the Grand Prize, and living a dream when he was fishing on Lake Ontario, July 22, out of Oswego, N.Y. Antenori was fishing in the Lake Ontario Counties (LOC) Trout, Salmon, and Walleye Derby (held July 1-30) and caught a 29-pound, 2-ounce king salmon to take over the lead for the $10,000 grand prize.

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Wisconsin couple helps local governments develop ordinances to control wake boats

Wake surfing has become a scourge on many Wisconsin lakes, and Richard and Carol Phillips are trying to help local communities prepare for the onslaught of the big boats and havoc from waves they create.
Richard Phillips, 68, a retired lawyer and Carol Phillips, 67, a retired civil engineer, of Presque Isle in Vilas County, are concerned about the growing threat of the new boats that put out unusually big waves.

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