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+ SECTION C, PAGE 6 w : TOLEDO, OHIO t FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2005 + Mixed creel is the way to go in the heart of summer Follow the Fish White bass By STEVE POLLICK and on the Huron municipal BLADE OUTDOORS EDITOR pier, added Bury. Pointe Mouillee Monroe ummertime — and the Bank or shoreline fisher- Brest Bay i n living may be easy. But men also can take yellow perch i s R a the fishing sure isn’t. off the old Sandusky Bay i R Toledo Beach S v e r Nonetheless clever, diehard Bridge, fishing minnows off the Luna Pier anglers across the region are bottom. West Sister Island finding ways to catch some- Goedde said that channel Michigan Lake N.W. Ohio Maumee Bay thing, even when the heat is catfish are active all over, in La Su An Lake Erie Put-in-Bay Park cranked up to cranky levels. streams, upground reservoirs, Metzger Marsh Toledo South Bass “It’s too darn hot! It’s terri- and such in-stream impound- 80 90 Kelleys ble!” agreed Brian Bury, a state ments as Pleasant Hill and Island wildlife officer assigned to San- Charles Mill reservoirs near i v e r 80 R Port Clinton Dempsey- dusky County. An avid fisher- Mansfield. 90 Sandusky Access Sandusky Bay man, however, Bury tried cast- Roger Murray, of Tiffin, e R i v e r e Battery Park Hot spots m e g Sandusky u t a Huron Pier ing a small spinner in the would second Goedde’s motion a r City M o r e P Sandusky River below the Bal- on catfish. He and three other v Ballville Dam i lville Dam at Fremont one anglers made a great summer r R e

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V the hundreds,” Bury added. Others in the crew, some of Willard Reservoir Had he been targeting those whom waded in shorts and v e r Findlay Nos. 1&2 B l i a n R Reservoirs Port Clinton angler bottom-feeding bulldogs, Bury sneakers instead of bank fish- c h a r d likely would have baited up ing, included Tim Riley, of 23 Travis Hartman with nightcrawlers or corn. Bettsville, John Keros, of Tole- 75 with a 43-inch The point is, a mixed bag of do, and Bob Brater, of Findlay. Clear Fork River muskellunge that fish can be taken right now if The men also took some he trolled up on you’ll settle for something chunky smallmouth bass on Clear Fork Lake St. Clair near other than trophy largemouth the minnows, releasing them Charles Mill Pleasant Hill the head of the bass and 25-inch walleye. and the larger catfish. Some of N Reservoir Bury noted, for example, the smaller cats went into a 71 Detroit River that white bass are in heavy at cooler. Channel catfish Butler last weekend. the sand docks on the San- Keros brought doughballs dusky just below downtown for carp, as a last resort, but the the past few years up there,” walleye willing to hook up with been good along the Toledo Fremont, with anglers doing cats and bass kept the fisher- said Hartman. It’s called “turbo nightcrawlers on weight-for- Ship Channel, from the Harbor very well on minnows fished men busy. “That’s as basic as it skunk.” ward spinners and Weapons, or Light to the “new structure,” under bobbers near the waste- gets,” said Murray about their Then there’s Alexander, of hybrid mayfly rigs. the navigation platform along treatment plant discharge. fishing expedition. They ended Toledo, who often fishes for First place went to the team the outer channel. The wildlife “I’m not sure what’s going the day with a catfish fry at Toledoan angler Greg bass in a private lake in of Craig Adams on Goose, with division also recommends on there for this time of year,” Riley’s, stopping on the way Alexander with a Lenawee Lenawee County, Michigan. 10 fish at 19.1 pounds, followed northwest of Kelleys Island, said Larry Goedde, fish man- home to pick up some potato County five-pounder. Recently he found a trophy 23- by the team of Jerry Meyers Sr., between Ballast and Middle agement supervisor for Ohio salad and some fermented incher weighing five pounds. on Water Witch at 18.52 Bass islands, south of B-Can off Wildlife District 2. White bass malt beverages. dumping grounds on [Lake] St. “I caught it on a Denny pounds, and the team of Paul Camp Perry, and from Lakeside run the rivers in May, with And just so you do not Clair, east of the shipping Brauer Ratlin Jig with a pork Pacholski on Erie Hopper at to Kelleys Island. some returns in the fall, but think that no bragging-size fish channel, to the Detroit River trailer. I caught it in six feet of 15.44 pounds. Last and not least, the this heart-of-summer run is a are being caught in this heat, head — without a hit. Next we water, and in the weeds. When Tournament teams were Northwestern Ohio Bassmas- mystery. Whatever the reason, Greg Alexander and Travis ran back to our casting spots in the water gets hot I move to scattered in finding fish, said ters and the Metroparks are the fish at Fremont are keeping Hartman have a couple of the river and tried trolling just deeper water and look for logs Rick Ferguson, at Al Szuch Live sponsoring a free kids fishing some fishermen occupied. short stories, and photos, to off of them, again without a hit. and weedy edges.” Bait. At least some of the 2003 derby for ages 14 and under on White bass also are being indicate otherwise. Finally we ran back out to the Alexander also likes to fish fish, however, are reaching the Sunday at Mallard Lake in Oak taken at the mouth of the Hartman, of Port Clinton, lake and trolled just west of the Lake Hudson, east of Hudson, legal keeper length of 15 inch- Openings Preserve Metropark. Portage River, and so are went muskellunge fishing Sat- shipping channel headed back Mich., in Lenawee County. He es, he added. Registration begins at 9 sheepshead, or freshwater urday and ended up catching toward the Detroit River.” says he has found some big The Ohio Division of a.m. with fishing to begin at 10 drum, said Goedde. The Port and releasing “a nice 43-incher, That’s when the muskie bass there as well. Wildlife is reporting that the a.m., followed by lunch. Young Clinton municipal pier is the but far from a trophy.” And it jumped all over a Drifter Tackle Last and not least, the 21 best walleye prospects have anglers must be accompanied place to try if you do not have a didn’t come easy. Jointed Muskie-Stalker in five-angler teams in the West been around A-Can off the by adults. boat. White bass also are being “After casting for three black, with a green stripe on Sister Charter Boat Associa- Camp Perry firing range and Contact Steve Pollick at: taken at the entrance to East hours without seeing a fish, we the back and belly. “That has tion’s tournament Sunday around West Sister Island. [email protected] Harbor, east of Port Clinton, trolled from the Michigan been a great color for me over showed they could find some Yellow perch action has or 419-724-6068.

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Games will be played Dallas at Arizona, 10 Connecticut 80, Washington 65 from Sept. 10 to Oct. 8. Information: Scott and Maria Jose Martinez 35-33–68 Tim Fleming 38-36–74 Oakland at San Francisco, 10 Note: Three points for victory, one point d. Sofi a Arvidsson and 6-0, Jesper Parnevik 35-33–68 Lucas Glover 38-36–74 Detroit 72, Minnesota 66 Minnick, 419-729-2505. A league is also MONDAY for tie. Indiana 57, San Antonio 50 forming for boys in grades 3 to 6. Contact 4-6, 7-6 (4). Pat Perez 32-36–68 38-36–74 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 8 Quarterfi nals Ben Crane 32-36–68 Brett Quigley 35-39–74 WEDNESDAY Sean Patterson at 419-350-2021. THURSDAY, Aug. 18 TOMORROW New York 74, Los Angeles 69 Daniela and d. John Rollins 32-36–68 Brian Davis 37-37–74 New Orleans at New England, 8 and Stephanie Foretz 36-33–69 37-37–74 CD Chivas USA at D.C. United, 4 TONIGHT FRIDAY, Aug. 19 Los Angeles at Chicago, 8:30 New York at Charlotte, 7 6-1, 6-4. Ted Purdy 34-35–69 Joe Ogilvie 38-36–74 Tennessee at Atlanta, 7:30 Emilie Loit and (1) d. Hal Sutton 34-35–69 Arron Oberholser 36-38–74 New England at FC Dallas, 8:30 Seattle at Minnesota, 8 BOXING Minnesota at New York Jets, 8 Kansas City at Real Salt Lake, 9:30 Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 and 6-2, 6-3. Justin Leonard 34-35–69 Mike Small 35-39–74 Cincinnati at Washington, 8 Vera Douchevina and Barbora Strycova (3) 35-34–69 Stephen Leaney 38-36–74 Colorado at San Jose, 10 SATURDAY, Aug. 20 SUNDAY Fight Schedule d. Trudi Musgrave and Julia Schruff 6-3, 6-2. Tom Pernice Jr. 35-34–69 Chris Wiemers 36-38–74 Cleveland at Detroit, 1 Kenny Perry 38-31–69 Rob Moss 36-38–74 Columbus at MetroStars, 6 Green Bay at Buffalo, 6 WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17 National TV in parentheses Rogers Cup Fred Funk 36-33–69 Jeff Coston 37-37–74 Jacksonville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 SPORTLIGHT 33-36–69 Bob Ford 36-39–75 New England at Colorado, 9:30 Miami at Pittsburgh, 7:30 FRIDAY, AUG. 19 Today ATP Mark Hensby 35-34–69 Chris DiMarco 39-36–75 Carolina at New York Giants, 8 Aug. 12 At Laredo Entertainment , Laredo, At Uniprix Stadium Charles Howell III 36-34–70 36-39–75 Chicago at Kansas City, 8 Chicago at Indianapolis, 8 SATURDAY, AUG. 20 1936–Rosalind, driven by Ben White, wins Texas, Jose Aguiniga, Oxnard, Calif., vs. Mark Calcavecchia 34-36–70 Vaughn Taylor 36-39–75 Oakland at Houston, 8 the Hambletonian Stakes in straight heats. Alejandro Montiel, Mexico, 12, for Aguiniga’s Jerry Kelly 36-34–70 Bart Bryant 36-39–75 FC Dallas at Columbus, 4 Singles Philadelphia at Baltimore, 8 Los Angeles at D.C. United, 7:30 1937–Shirley Hanover, driven by Henry NABA bantamweight title. Kevin Na 35-35–70 Tim Petrovic 36-39–75 Arizona at Kansas City, 8:30 Thomas, wins the Hambletonian Stakes in At Pepsi Center, Denver (ESPN), Donald Third Round Billy Andrade 37-39–76 San Jose at Real Salt Lake, 9:30 d. Mario Ancic 6-2, 3-6, Zach Johnson 35-35–70 San Francisco at Denver, 9 straight heats. Camarena, Denver, vs. Jorge Alberto Padilla, Steve Flesch 33-37–70 37-39–76 SUNDAY, AUG. 21 6-2. SUNDAY, Aug. 21 CD Chivas USA at MetroStars, 6 1942–The Ambassador, driven by Ben Mexico, 12, for Camarena’s WBC Continental Bo Van Pelt 36-34–70 S.K. Ho 37-39–76 St. Louis at San Diego, 4 White, wins the Hambletonian Stakes in the Americas light welterweight title. (1) d. Sebastien Grosjean Toru Taniguchi 38-38–76 6-4, 6-4. Carlos Franco 34-36–70 MONDAY, Aug. 22 third heat. At El Foro, Tijuana, Mexico, Jesus Rios, 35-35–70 Jose Maria Olazabal 41-35–76 Dallas at Seattle, 8 1953–Helicopter, driven by Harry Harvey, Mexico, vs. Francisco Paredes, Mexico, 10, Paul-Henri Mathieu d. Robert Allenby 37-39–76 6-1, 6-2. 35-35–70 wins the Hambletonian Stakes in the third bantamweights. Alex Cejka 35-35–70 38-38–76 LATEST LINE heat. Gaston Gaudio (6) Argentina, d. Tommy Padraig Harrington 38-38–76 Tomorrow Robredo (11) 6-3, 7-6 (0). Dudley Hart 35-35–70 CFL 1978–Cold Comfort, driven by 23-year-old Loren Roberts 37-34–71 Travis Long 38-38–76 NFL Preseason Peter Haughton, ties the International Trot At The , Chicago (SHO), Luis d. (5) 6-4, Nick O’Hern 36-40–76 Eastern Division Collazo, New York, vs. Miguel Angel Gonza- 3-6, 7-6 (4). Ron Philo Jr. 33-38–71 NY JETS 3 Detroit mark of 2:31 3-5 at Roosevelt Raceway Bob Tway 36-35–71 Brent Geiberger 38-38–76 W L T Pts PF PA CINCINNATI 2 New England which makes Haughton the youngest driver lez, Mexico, 12, for Collazo’s WBA welter- (8) d. 1 Shingo Katayama 34-37–71 Don Berry 37-39–76 Ottawa 5 3 0 10 209 206 ST. LOUIS 3 /2 Chicago to win the International. weight title; Richard Mayorga, Nicaragua, 6-2, 6-4. 1 37-34–71 Alan Morin 39-37–76 Toronto 4 2 0 8 161 150 MINNESOTA 3 /2 Kansas City 1990–Wayne Grady of sheds vs. Michele Piccirillo, Italy, 12, for the vacant Dominik Hrbaty d. 1 33-38–71 Mark Mielke 38-39–77 Montreal 3 3 0 6 211 189 TENNESSEE 2 /2 Tampa Bay his runner-up image with a 3-stroke victory WBC light middleweight title; Alex Bunema, 6-4, 6-2. 37-40–77 Atlanta, vs. Robert Kamya, West Palm Beach, (4) d. 6-4, 6-2. Peter Lonard 36-35–71 Hamilton 0 6 0 0 119 178 NEW ORLEANS 2 Seattle over Fred Couples in the PGA Champion- Bob Estes 35-36–71 38-39–77 Western Division ship. Grady had recorded 29 second-place Fla., 12, for Bunema’s WBC Continental Doubles (Saturday) Americas light welterweight title; Alejandro Yang Yong-eun 36-35–71 39-38–77 W L T Pts PF PA 1 fi nishes in his career. ATLANTA 2 /2 Baltimore Garcia, Mexico, vs. Luca Messi, Italy, 12, for Second Round Jason Bohn 37-34–71 Maarten Lafeber 40-37–77 Brit. Col. 6 0 0 12 187 139 1 1994–Major league players and (7) d. Sean O’Hair 37-34–71 Michael Allen 38-39–77 5 2 0 10 195 144 JACKSONVILLE 3 /2 Miami strike in the sport’s eighth work stoppage Garcia’s WBA interim light middleweight title; INDIANAPOLIS 3 Buffalo Oliver McCall, Martinsville, Va., vs. Przemys- and Pavel Vizner 6-3, 7-6 (4). 31-40–71 Tim Thelen 39-38–77 Calgary 3 3 0 6 156 149 1 since 1972. HOUSTON 1 /2 Denver law Saleta, , 10, . and d. Thomas Bjorn 35-36–71 Jay Haas 41-36–77 Sask. 3 5 0 6 187 205 1 1995– sets a PGA record with the Gaston Etlis and Martin Rodriguez 4-6, 7-6 Chad Campbell 36-35–71 Dave Tentis 36-41–77 Winnipeg 1 6 0 2 149 214 CAROLINA 3 /2 Washington NY Giants 3 CLEVELAND lowest three-day score in a major. Els, with Aug. 20 (2), 7-6 (4). John Daly 34-37–71 Tim Herron 36-42–78 Note: Two points for a regulation or over- a 197, holds a three-stroke lead in the PGA At Panama City, Panama (ESPN), Robert Jonas Bjorkman and (1) d. K.J. Choi 34-37–71 Mark Brooks 39-39–78 Oakland 3 SAN FRANCISCO time win and one point for a tie. Dallas 1 ARIZONA Championship. Vasquez, Panama, vs. Jose Antonio Aguirre, and Scott Verplank 38-33–71 Chris Starkjohann 41-37–78 2000–Evander Holyfi eld scores a 12-round Mexico, 12, for Vasquez’s WBA light fl yweight 6-2, 7-6 (3). Lee Janzen 33-38–71 Tim Weinhart 37-41–78 (Monday) unanimous decision over John Ruiz in Las title; Javier Tello, Panama, vs. Edwin Diaz, LAST NIGHT 1 and (8) d. Leos Jean Francois Remesy 36-35–71 Wayne Grady 38-40–78 PITTSBURGH 3 /2 Philadelphia Vegas to win the vacant WBA Panama, 10, for Tello’s Panamanian light Friedl and 7-6 (2), 6-4. Jim Furyk 36-36–72 Mike Reid 37-41–78 Ottawa 22, Saskatchewan 17 TONIGHT Baseball title. fl yweight title; Ricardo Molina, Panama, vs. and (3) d. 34-38–72 38-40–78 2001–Wendy Ward sets LPGA scoring Anselmo Moreno, Panama, 10, for Molina’s and Mariano Puerta 6-3, Fred Couples 37-35–72 Kelly Mitchum 40-38–78 Montreal at Toronto National League British Columbia at Calgary records for a 54-hole tournament to win the WBA Federico and Panamanian super fl y- 7-6 (3). Tom Lehman 38-34–72 Richard Green 41-38–79 CHICAGO CUBS 6-7 St. Louis Wendy’s Championship for Children by three weight titles; Roinet Caballero, Panama, vs. TOMORROW 1 1 Scott McCarron 34-38–72 Thomas Levet 40-39–79 2 2 Hamilton at Winnipeg ATLANTA 7 / -8 / Arizona shots. Ward’s 54-hole hole total of 21-under Santos Martinez, Nicaragua, 10, for Caballe- JPMorgan Chase Open J.L. Lewis 37-35–72 Scott Spence 41-38–79 9-11 San Francisco 195 is a tour record for a 54-hole tournament, ro’s WBO Latino featherweight title. THURSDAY, Aug. 18 1 1 Shaun Micheel 37-35–72 Rich Beem 39-40–79 MILWAUKEE 7 /2 -8 /2 Cincinnati both in relation to par and scoring total. At Ponce, Puerto Rico, Alex Sanchez, Calgary at Montreal 1 1 WTA Fredrik Jacobson 35-37–72 Stephen Gallacher 42-37–79 2 2 FRIDAY, Aug. 19 HOUSTON 8 / -9 / Pittsburgh Puerto Rico, vs. Hugo Cazares, Mexico, 12, At The Home Depot Center Paul Azinger 33-39–72 Craig Thomas 40-40–80 Washington Even-6 COLORADO for the WBO light fl yweight title. Carson, Calif. Chip Johnson 33-39–72 Jeff Martin 38-42–80 Ottawa at Winnipeg Hamilton at British Columbia SAN DIEGO 8-9 Philadelphia At Allstate Arena, Rosemont, Ill. (HBO), 37-35–72 Rich Steinmetz 41-40–81 NY Mets Even-6 LA DODGERS BOATING Fernando Vargas, Oxnard, Calif., vs. Javier Singles Brett Melton 36-36–72 SATURDAY, Aug. 20 Third Round Toronto at Edmonton Castillejo, , 10, middleweights; In Jin Steve Webster 35-37–72 Chi, , vs. Ricardo Juarez, Hous- (13) d. Varvara Lep- Darrell Kestner 36-36–72 BOSTON 6-7 Chi White Sox chenko 6-3, 2-6, 6-3. CLEVELAND 9-11 Tampa Bay European Laser Radial ton, 12, for Chi’s WBC featherweight title. Miguel Angel Jimenez 35-37–72 AMATEUR BASEBALL 1 1 (4) d. Klara Koukalova (15) Chris Riley 36-36–72 NY YANKEES 7 /2 -8 /2 Texas Women’s Championship Aug. 24 6-2, 6-4. HOLE IN ONE BALTIMORE 6-7 Toronto At Sydney Entertainment Center, Sydney, Woody Austin 37-35–72 All-American Coach 100 001 40 — 6 9 2 1 1 at Split, Croatia (5) d. Dinara Safi na (12) Detroit 7 /2 -8 /2 KANSAS CITY Australia, Vic Darchinyan, Australia, vs. Jair Sergio Garcia 35-37–72 Tri-County 010 012 3x — 7 10 2 1 1 6-0, 7-5. LARRY SCHAU, No. 6 at Giant Oak Execu- La Angels 5 /2 -6 /2 SEATTLE 1. USA, Paige Railey, Clearwater, Florida; Graeme McDowell 38-34–72 WP—Butler. LP—McClellan. Telmanik 2. France, Sarah Stayaert; 3. , Sari Jiminez, Colombia, 12, for Darchinyan’s IBF Tathiana Garbin d. 6-4, 6-3. Paul McGinley 37-35–72 (AAC) 3-3, 2B. tive Course, 123 yards, pitching wedge. Minnesota Even-6 OAKLAND and IBO fl yweight titles. (1) d. Anna Chakvetadze Home Team in CAPS Multala; 8. USA, Anna Tunnicliffe, North Cape Steve Schneiter 37-35–72 Yacht Club (16) 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. Jeff Yurkiewicz 32-40–72

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