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Anglers measure up in Livonia club
IF YOU ALWAYS thought you
needed year* and year* of experience
to land that lunker
you've dreamed about, you
could probably learn something
from Duane Zantop Jr.
Zantop and his family are member*
of the Four Seasons Fishing
Club, based in Livonia The club
holds an annual fishing tournament
with competition divided into three
classes: piurfish; bass, walleye, pike
and muskie; and salmoooid.
John Lubinski, who runs the tournament,
has developed a unique
measuring system to determine the
winner in each category. He uses the
Department of Natural Resources
Master Angler minimum for entry,
then incorporates a handicap system
so that bass, walleye, pike and
muskie catches are compatible
against each other in the same class
ZANTOP CAUGHT the biggest
fish of the year, although it .only
earned him second place finish in the
bass, pike, walleye, muskie division.
The 13-year old Plymouth resident
was fishing with his dad. Duane Sr.
near the red barn on Lake St. Clair
on July 5 when he hooked a 22pound,
44-inch muskie He caught it
on a Believer (perch with a white
belly) at 2:30 p.m.
Zantop was edged out for first
place in the division by club president
John Marks' 8-pound 8-ounce,
28-inch walleye. Marks also won the
panfish division with a 12-ounce, 12inch
perch.
Experience does pay, but it isn't
always a prerequisite to landing a
trophy catch.
• Having been called an "idiot
box" for so long, it's hard to picture
television as a learning tool. But
outdoors calendar
• March 1 — Smelt dipping season
begins on waters south ol M-72
• March 1 — Monthly meeting
of the Livonia-based Four Seasons
Fishing Club, will be held at 7:30
p.m. at the Maplewood Center in
Garden City. Guest speaker will be
Scott Soucy, bass fisherman and
field tester The public is invited
For more information call Tony
Brehler at 477-3816.
• March 1 — Bobcat and fox
hunting seasons ends.
• March 3-5 — Bass-O-Rama
Fishing and Tackle Show will be held
at the Waterford Community Center.
Sponsored by the Michigan Bass
Busters, the show features seminars
with guest speakers, exhibits a casting
pond and more. For details call
774-3210
• March 16 — Birmingham.
Bloomfield and Troy chapters of
Ducks Unlimited will hold their annual
sponsors' dinner at the Pike
Street Restaurant in Pontiac. Call
Tom Needels at 548-3260 for more
information.
• March 17-19 — Deer Spectacular,
featuring a trophy contest, a display
of trophy Michigan whitetails,
seminars and exhibits, will be held
at the Lansing Center. For more information
call 669-4750.
• March 19-25 — National Wildlife
Week
• March 30-April 1 — Sportfish-
outdoors
Bill
Parker
that's exactly what it has become,
especially In Wayne County.
The Wayne County Sheriff's Marine
Division is offering Wayne
County residents, 12 years old and
older, an opportunity to earn a
boaters' safety certificate through
classes conducted on television.
To earn a certificate, participants
must complete six, 30-minute lessons,
offered by local cable stations.
The instructions consist of studies
in marine law, aids to navigation, required
equipment, preparation and
operation, and drinking and boating.
Interested individuals should contact
their local cable companies for
information regarding work assignment
booklets and a schedule of
broadcasts
• So you think Michigan is dependent
on the automobile industry
Well, thousands of residents of this
state depend on something that has
nothing to do with the building of automobiles:
tourism.
Think about this. Michigan's 86
state parks attracted a record 25
million visitor's last year, according
to officials from the Department of
Natural Resources' Parks Division.
And those visitors dumped an estimated
$407 million into the state's
economy.
Of that $407 million, park visitors
spent $15.8 million in fees directly
within Michigan's 70-year-old state
park system for camping and other
park-user fees ($10 million) and park
ing Expo, featuring guests speakers
including Babe Winkleman and Jerry
McKinnis, along with factory exhibits,
seminars and more, will be
held at the Palace of Auburn Hills
Call 682-4079 for more information
• April 1-2 — Midwest Fly Fishing
Expo, featuring guest speakers,
exhibitors seminars and more, will
be held at the Southfield Civic Center.
OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS
• Tuning Your Tot Into Winter, a
nature program for children ages 3-
6. which includes stones, songs, a nature
hike and a craft, will be held at
10 a.m Wednesday, March 1, at Independence
Oaks
• Maple Magic, a nature program
in which participants will
learn the process of old-time maple
syrup production, will be held at 1
p.m., Saturday, March 4. at Independence
Oaks
• Most events at the Oakland-
County Parks require pre-registration
A park vehicle entry permit is
always required. For more information
on any of the events call 858-
0906
METROPARKS
• Saturday Morning Stuff, a
monthly nature program for chil-
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• Mem-Bowl Lanes in Livonia was
the scene of some fine bowling as Gene
Ctelinski roiled up a 279 game in the
Tele-Comm Mens League Garrett
Nagle led with a 267 game and Tom
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Senior House Larry Haag had a 707 series
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And here s one for the seniors as Vito
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• In the Saturday youth leagues at
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Tany Dietz, 12, bagged a 222 game,
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Of course, grown-ups can still hit the
pins as well, paced by John Singer (269
game). Gary Owen 1276-743), Rick Lang
>248;. Jim Griffin
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