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TWO NORTH Vancouver men
will have their fish story
played out in court.

By Anna Marie D'Angelo
News Reporter

A charge of attempting to
defraud sponsors of the Curtis
Lumber and Kask Bros annual fish-
ing derby were recently laid against
Trevor Lane Jones, 27 and Ryan
Crawford MeLeud, 40.

News readers may recall that

Jones was the unoffictal winner of

last June's Horseshoe Bay derby.

A dark net was cast over the
event as suspicious eyes were cast
toward Jones’ 25, 81 Ibs. (11.7 ky).
“chinook salmon at the weigh-in,

Sponsor Brian Kask said com-
plaints by other derby competitors

about the fish's probable time of

death resulted in it being sent to
Nanaimo's Pacific Biological

Research Station.

lnvestigators there found “bugs
in its gills” that ilegedly proved the
big one wasn't caught during derby
time. An uncomfortable Kask said
in June that the sixth annual charity
event ended with a trip toa lawyer.

“We wanted to make sure the
right people get their prizes and
now we are going to go on selling
lumber,” said Kask in the summer.

The information was later sent to
the West Vancouver Police.

The official derby winner, Jett
Viljoen, picked up $7,500 cash for
his 20.24 fbs (9.1 kg) salmon,

Despite the controversy, Kask
said that $20,000 was raised for
Children’s Hospital during the
event. An estimated 300 fishermen
took part,

Jones and.McLvod are slated to
appear in West Vancouver provin-
ciai court on Nov, 21 on a charge of
attempting to defraud Brian Kask
and Greg Graham of $7,500.

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