DYP #2

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DYP #2

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WELL FOLKS IF YOU DIDN'T GET OUT OF BED YOU MISSED IT. THE FORCAST WAS FOR HARSH CONDITIONS BUT TURNED OUT TO BE A GREAT DAY FOR A DERBY. AS THE SUN CAME UP ON THE LAKE THE GAMES WERE ALREADY UNDER WAY. AT THE END OF A FEVERISH COMPETITION IN AN 7-8 HOUR WINDOW ALL ANGLERS ARRIVED A POINT BAY MARINA TO AWARD THE TROPHIES TO THIS YEARS WINNERS. AFTER WEIGHING SEVERAL NICE FISH FROM SOME LOCAL CELEB'S INCLUDING, DRAGNBALLS, REELDEAL, EFFIE.AND FISHDAWG.

YOUR 2012 DERBY WINNERS STEPPED FORWARD WITH THIS YEARS TROPHY FISH, A 5.2 POUND SILVER CAUGHT BY THE TEAM OF;

JEFF LIGHTANDVARIABLE AND THE REEL DEAL DAVE!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THEM BOTH.

AT THIS TIME I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE THAT CAME OUT TO MAKE THIS A GREAT FISHING EVENT.

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS FOR SOME REALLY COOL RAFFLE PRIZES;

POINT BAY MARINA FOR HOSTING THIS EVENT WITH A GREAT PICNIC AREA :D :D

BEN AT DOCKSIDE OUTDOORS :D

JIM AT DATILLIO'S GUN AND TACKLE :D

DALE AT LAKESHORE ACE HARDWARE :D

THORNY LURELOCKERS :D

TODD AND PAT CRAZY IVAN LURES :D

RANDY AND JEREMY FATHEAD BLADES :D

THESE SPONSOR ARE ALL GREAT GUYS AND APPRECIATE YOUR BUISNESS!

ALSO WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE FOR THE GREAT BBQ AFTER, WOW WHAT A SPREAD.

THOSE OF YOU WHO TOOK PICTURES INSERT THEM HERE AND THANKS FOR DOCUMENTING.

AGAIN THAKS FOR EVERTHING DEAN(HOMEWRECKER)
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Wild Fisher Woman with a 7.5 lb laker that rounded out her GRANDSLAM!!!
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Thanks Dean for all of your hard work! It was a great day and a ton of fun! I'm already looking forward to next year! Thank you to all the sponsors. What a great derby with a bunch of fun fishing folks! I had a super fantastic time fishing with Bill.
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the day started out slow for us, just like last year, but we didnt give up, 5 hrs of fishing and not 1 release
bummer, Paul (voyager) kept hi spirits high and his ass in the comfy chair, I dont blame him, we switched areas and finally caught fish we ended up with 9 salmon, better than a kick in the head, the pressure was on,,, it was fun fishing with paul and the party was a laugh a minute, just ask Todd,,,,thanks to all involved
Dean and the sponsers, see you all soon, Reggie
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Thanks again dean for a great event! Congrats to the winners!
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I had a great time fishing with Walt (fishing eagle) on his sweet boat Reel Delight. We launched out of Port Henry and worked our way North. Caught 3 salmon (22",21",18") in about 30 minutes on our first pass through his honey hole, then it was pretty slow until Walt got 2 nice lakers. I got another 17" salmon and then lost a big one on a stick bait. 3 salmon came on riggers 8' down 30' back, other salmon on stick bait 150' back, lakers were both ~15' down and 20' back.
Walt with a 27" laker
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My take home, lake trout is cooking right now and smells delicious
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Glad to see Walt was able to get the skunk out the boat. Nice looking fish, congrats
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Thanks everyone for sharing your pics. Nice memories to cherish.
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Wow! Looks like you guys had a blast! I had to work :( See you all at the LCI :d
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homewrecker wrote:...FORECAST WAS FOR HARSH CONDITIONS BUT TURNED OUT TO BE A GREAT DAY FOR A DERBY. ...5.2 POUND SILVER CAUGHT BY THE TEAM OF; JEFF LIGHTANDVARIABLE AND THE REEL DEAL DAVE! AGAIN THAKS FOR EVERTHING DEAN
No, Dean, thank YOU!

This was a fun event and quite rewarding just to be out on the lake with a bunch of great fishermen for a thoroughly enjoyable event. While the weather cooperated and we didn't have to deal with the awful fishing day we had last year in all that muddy water the fact remains: without your proactive efforts and vision to create this event it wouldn't have happened!

I particularly enjoyed the hanging out with everyone at the barbecue. The day started out a little sketchy with ice on the highway but Gerry and I got on the water about 7 and we had some great fishing including an amazing aerial performance behind a diver by a big last fish of the day with 12' of line still out (we couldn't net it and lost it :() and a 10-11# class laker landed by Gerry. All told I think about 7 or 8 for about 16 fish on which I think was a pretty darn good day for a slow day of fishing.

Enjoyed "gadget overload" on gecha's boat and pretty well decided that some techy gadgets are too much even for me (like auto-pilot: noisy; my steering instincts are pretty well automatic at this point without the gadget!). Quite impressed with that newer Lowrance stuff although 3 of them might be too much (then again I have two separate units on MY dash :roll: ) and I still like grayscale sonar best.

Again, thank you, Dean, for putting this together and thank you to all the gracious fishermen like newhavenbill, wildfisherwoman, cowboy, plantstone, and popster for the great eats! Can't wait to do it again next year.
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Awesome time! Thanks for organizing it Deano!
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Post by Reel Delight (Walt) »

Frank I already had the skunk out of the boat and I did that the week prior on Lake George. But maybe thats part of my problem, I keep attracting some nice Lake Trout and I can't seem to boat a Salmon.

Yes it was a fun time fishing with Tiny in the DYP. The day started off fairly well and they it slooowed down.
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