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HOLLYBURN CLUB skaters Nicole Kaffka (left) and Jordan
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Bears ground Falcons

THE SECOND week of the Gordon
Strutridge Football League regular
season featured a runaway win and
a tight contest in bantam division
action.

Last Sunday at Norgate Park,
the Razorbacks downed the
Huskies 22-0. Josh Lang, Tim
Nicholson and Tim Angeleno
scored majors for the winning side.
The win was a big one for the
Razorbacks, as they rebounded
from a 40-0 loss in their season
opener against the Falcons.

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The Falcons meanwhile, lost to
the Bears in second week action,
26-19, Jamie Monks: led the Bears
attack with two touchdowns, while
teammates Craig McLaren and
Jeff French added a touchdown
each. Stefan Walsh scored two
majors for the Falcons (bringing his
two-game total to four TDs), and
Tyler Schramm added one of his
own.

Week three goes at Norgate
Park this Sunday (noon and 2 p.m.)
and Monday (noon and 2 p.m.).

Fishing
season
goes on

WELL. OUR sockeye season is
over for the year. For the first
time that | can remember. we
have had sockeye closed by the
Fisheries Department.

By David Korsch

Contributing Writer

Due to the mysterious disap-
pearance of hundreds of thou-
sands of fish, every facet of the
sockeye fishery has been closed in
order to give all remaining fish a
chance to swim up-river to spawn.

But you can still fish for coho,
chinook and the chums which are
just beginning to run this fall.
Any sockeye caught must be
released.

At the present time, there is no
particular hootchie or Jure that is
hot, though herring strip and cut-
plugs have produced some coho
off the Fraser River and southern
Bowen Island.

Chinook have not been taking
any particular lures either, but
some big brutes are showing up in
the 25-125 feet (7.5-37.5 m) depth
Tange in the same areas as the
coho. (Note: the mouth of the
Fraser is closed for chinook,
meaning release any you catch.)

As an alternative to the Fraser
River fishery, there are still some
chinook and a few coho off the
Capilano River. Use cutplug or
live herring just off the bottom in
40 to 100 feet (12 to 25 m) of
water.

We are also beginning to see
the first of this year’s chum run.
Indications are that the run is very
large this year, so we should be in
for some really fine sport.

As a final note, the ling cod
season is now closed for the year.

Lf you need more information
on local fishing, call David at
980-7907.

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