CYPRESS BOWL president Wayne Booth (second from left) recently

NEWS photo Pau! McGrath
presented West

Vancouver mayor Mark Sager (right) a cheque for $5,000 for the West Van Youth Outreach
Program. The youths in the picture participated in the program's work orlentatlon worksheps,

which included work at the North Shore ski facility.

Anglers reel in the big ones

Hansen. They didn’t go far.

On went the bait, in went the
downrigger, and before you could
say “Fish On!” Bud was fighting a
spring that felt like a submarine.

Bud got the situation under con-’
trol, and soon it was in the boat, a
dandy 37-pounder. Minutes later
they were back on the dock, the
leader board had a new name on top,
and the Glenfiddich was flowing.

We had all done well, especially
Bud, and this was just a quick sortie
before Harbour Air flew us home.

As it turned out Ed was back
before any of us, and we scon saw
why ... a large salmon on the scale,
all 39 pounds of it.

Bud’s pal Mike, who had driven
the equivalent of Bustun and back in
the course of the week, said to Ed:

From page 31

Fraser is building a fresh-water
lodge in Tweedsmuir Park wilder-
ness reserve where anglers can go
after rainbow trout of up to 20
pounds. ; ‘

But that’s for next year, said
Bud, pausing in a game of shuffle-
board to pour a Glenfiddich. What
he wanted right now was a big fish.
And so they fished momings,
fuelled aned armed the boat with
bait at lunchtime, and went out again
looking for a kill. ;

. Mike did the driving, and when
they came in‘se last night, Mike
was tired. Not Bud. He was going

: Out again after dinner, and off he
went with general manager Peter

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