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(Pdf) Download Fishin’ Tales PROTECTING AND PROMOTING THE GREAT LAKES SPORTFISHERY SINCE 1974 June Meeting Volume XXXX, Issue VI June 2015 When: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 7:30pm Harbor Beach Boat Tournament, Saturday June 13, 2015 •Where: Best fishing at a DAS tournament thus far this year! American Polish Cultural Center NW corner, 15 Mile Rd. & Dequindre The rain and high winds set in on Friday, so we At 12:00 noon fish call, both “Aquarius II” and •Featured Guest Speaker : were not able to do any pre fishing for the tourna- “Suluki” reported 9 fish, “Sea Hag”, “Vicki’s Se- Capt. Rich Taylor, “Miller Time Too” ment. Late Friday evening the winds settled down cret” and “Sloppy Joe” each with 8 fish, “Blue ‘Ludington Salmon Fishing’ and we woke up Saturday morning to light winds Horizon” with 7 fish, “Bobby’s Toy” with 6 fish Other Happenings: with 1 ft or so waves and foggy conditions. and “Money Tree” with 2 fish. Most all fish Tournament & Outing info., Tackle We decided to caught were Lake raffles, 50/50 raffle, Every member postpone the tour- Trout, which came drawing from right off the nament for an hour to let some of the bottom with spin n •Up-To-Date Information on the glo’s behind dodg- DAS website at: fog lift, and also ers to flasher/flies www.detroitsteelheaders.com many other boats from the Thumb and magnum spoons on 300 cop- Inside This Issue: Area Steelheaders fishing the Veter- per all the way up Membership News 2 ans Outing were to 5 colors of lead. 2015 DAS Membership Drive 2 leaving at this Lake trout seemed The “Aquarius II” crew, Stan Bilek, Joe Golembiewski and Skipper Chris to be everywhere time. Nytko with the Big Fish at Harbor Beach - A real Nice 13.3# Lake Trout DAS Announces Bi-Annual Photo 2 as different boats Contest At 7:00 am, the fished at different depths and locations of water Board Of Directors Listing 2 tournament started with 8 boats fishing anywhere from 50 FOW to 120 FOW. from straight out of the harbor to 13 or so miles Membership Application 2 north. At the 9:00 am fish call, both “Sea Hag” At the 3:00 pm weigh-in, most boats had 9 or 2015 DAS Muskegon 3 and “Aquarius II” reported 5 fish, “Blue Horizon”, more fish to weigh in. After all was said and done Tournament “Suluki” and “Sloppy Joe” had 4 fish, “Vicki’s Chris Nytko and the Aquarius II Crew took first place and also big fish. (Way to go Chris and crew Fish Stocking Creates Numerous 3 Secret” with 3 fish, “Bobby’s Toy” & “Money Fishing Opportunities Through- and nice to see Tree” each with 1 fish. See Cont’d on Pg. 4 out Michigan Harbor Beach Multiple Openers Kick 3 Michigan Fishing Season Into High Gear Special People Outing, Saturday June 6, 2015 Fishing conditions not the best but still a great time was had by all! 2015 DAS Boat Trolling 3 Tournament Schedule On Saturday, June some fish. At noon, Harbor Beach Boat Trolling 4 6th, we had the all the skippers re- Tournament (Cont’d from Pg.1) 30th Special Peo- turned and, for the Results and Photos ple Outing on Lake first time in 30 Erie at Toledo years, we did not Harbor Beach Photos 5 Beach Marina. have any fish worth Special People Outing 6 to clean. After that, (Cont’d from Pg.1) At the morning Skippers' meeting, we had lunch for Photos we knew it was not our special guests, DNR Offers Steelhead Fishing 7 going to be a good our skippers and the Clinic June 27 at Tippy Dam ground crew. Many Recreation Area day for fishing because the wind thanks to all the Volunteers Report That Wild 7 was blowing up to boat skippers for Salmon Dominated Catches in coming out and making this event happen and put 2014 20 mph from the northeast and 3-footer waves and up to 4-foot rollers and the water was very muddy. a smile on our special guests' faces. 2015 February Membership 8 1 Meeting Facts It was decided to go ahead and fish and stay close Many Thanks to: “Bad Dog” - Skipper Tom to the shore in cleaner waters where there might Gorguze, “Blue 2015 February Membership 8 See Special People Cont’d on Pg. 6 Meeting Facts be a better chance of getting our Special People Horizon” - Skipper Page 2 Fishin’ Tales MEMBERSHIP NEWS New Memberships Welcome! MICHAEL GRANT DAN O’KEEFE ANDY WILLETTS ROGER HINCHCLIFF RAY VANZYTVELD Re-Newed Memberships BOARD OF DIRECTORS MARK GAZDA GARY GROSS CARL VENTIMIGLIA BLAISE PEWINSKI President STEPHEN GENOFF CLIFF HILL Shows, Wild Game Dinner Memberships Expired 248-890-4517 2 mo. Ago Last Reminder: TOM ECKERT PAUL NIENALTOWSKI GARY ROWOLDT JIM TOOHEY TOM GORGUZE Vice-President RICHARD BARCH STEVEN HENKEL RON PAL FAMILY ANNE SCHAMBIE MIKE VERMEESCH Hats, Shirts & Jackets SCOTT BECKINGTON GALEN HULL ROB PINSKEY MIKE SCHAMBIE TRAVIS WHITE 248-343-8397 CHIP DIAMOND TOM MOORES ADAM PLANK SHANE TAYLOR DAN CHISHOLM Secretary I Mo. Ago First Reminder: TOM GORGUZE KURT NOFZ Raffles, Elections MARK CARLSON BOB KSIONZEK AL WIECHERT 586-530-9171 This Month: DON ANTON KEN CIONE STEVE HAMILTON ROD ELNICK Treasurer a late start but there is still plenty of summer time avail- Salmon-In-Classroom, Scholarships DAS Announces Bi-Annual 586-214-8812 able. You can start taking those winning pictures now Photo Contest and post them when the forum is available. The subject BOB FEISEL matter of the photos would be preferably something at Boat Trolling, Photography At this month’s Board of Director’s meeting, on a mo- DAS events but is limited to fishing and fishing related 248-765-2504 tion made by newly appointed Director Bob Jones, it photos. was decided that the DAS would hold a Photo Contest PAUL GJELDUM to help stimulate more use of the Club’s newly redes- As a DAS member, you will have to be registered as a Trophies message board user, so if you haven’t yet registered (586) 615-1928 igned message board. now is a good time to take care of that. Let your imagi- After further discussion by the BOD, there will be 2 BOB JONES nation and creativity decide what pictures you take. We Newsletter Staff sessions to the Photo Contest. A Spring-Summer ses- hope to have lots of great pictures posted! 734-751-1767 sion will run from April 1st thru September 30 and the Fall-Winter session will go from October 1 thru the ********************************************* BOB KSIONZEK following March 31. The winning photo, as chosen by Newsletter Editor, Website, Boat Trolling Gas Cards for Special People Skippers 586-531-9198 DAS member votes, from each session will earn the lucky photographer a $50 Visa gift card. Those Skippers who participated in the Special People ANTHONY LEWIS Coalition, Publicity The entire format of the contest will be held on the mes- Outing can pick up their $50 gas cards at the June 30 membership meeting. 517-449-3036 sage board. There will be a new special forum created entitled DAS Spring-Summer Photo Contest. DAS JON MARTENS members only may post their photos there as well as New Meeting Sound System Membership, Donations vote for their favorite photo there. There will also be 586-246-7880 The DAS Board of Directors has budgeted up to $1000 another forum created when the time comes for the Fall BOB PARADISE for a new sound system to be used at our monthly mem- -Winter session. The exact details of the contest are River, Surf & Pier being worked out by Web Administrator Bob Ksionzek bership meetings. The old system was worn out and not 586-781-2543 and will be posted on that forum when complete. There reliable. The new system should be operational for the upcoming June 30 membership meeting . JODY ROBINSON will be complete information on how to post photos as Salmon-In-The Classroom well as how to vote included in the forum. There will 248-922-1466 also be a web site live demonstration at the July mem- TOM THEIDA bership meeting. Co-Membership, Meeting PA Sys. Obviously, this year’s Spring-Summer session is getting 586-206-5902 CARL VENTIMIGLIA DETROIT AREA STEELHEADERS, INC. Wild Game Dinner P.O. Box 1255 Sterling Hgts., MI 48311-1255 586-615-7459 Membership Application MARK WILLIAMS □ New Member - $35 Yearly □ Renewal - $35 Yearly Speakers & Education 810-395-8789 □ Senior (65 & over)- $20 Yearly □ Address Change only Amt. Paid $______ JIM ZANKE NAME DATE Special People 586-489-2041 ADDRESS Assistants CITY, STATE ZIP HOME PHONE CELL PHONE LINDA BANBURY Special People BOAT NAME E-MAIL ADDRESS MARY KARAKAS Special People Volume XXXX, Issue VI Page 3 2015 DAS MUSKEGON TOURNAMENT Fish stocking creates numerous fishing WHEN: Saturday July 18, 2015 opportunities throughout Michigan WHERE: Great Lakes Marina The Michigan DNR announced it is in the middle of its new fish- SKIPPERS MEETING: 5:00 a.m stocking season. This spring, people are likely to find DNR fish- TOURNAMENT START: 6:00 a.m. stocking trucks releasing their prized cargo at hundreds of lakes and streams throughout the state. FISH CALLS: Channel 72 Over the course of a typical year the DNR will stock roughly 20 9:00 a.m. and noon Saturday million to 25 million fish weighing nearly 400 tons, including PULL LINES: 1:00 p.m. eight species of trout and salmon and four cool-water species WEIGH-IN: 2:00 p.m.
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