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VOLUME II, HUMBER 29
ADAK SUN
16 JULY 1962
JAPANESE PERCH* G. A. BAKER 20.51’
.OCTOPUS TAKES LEAD FOR UNUSUAL FISH
ENTRIES IN STATION FISHING' DERBY!!j
So,far the winning entry in the
”unusual fish" portion of the Fishing
Contest is the Octopus entered by
Michael and Arnold Eovftto.n# The Special
Services Officer, announced that Sculpin
(Ocean bull head), flounder, Japanese
Perch are not considered unusual fish,
,For further clarification it was announ
ced that the unusual fish will be chosen
on its rarity, deformity, etc,. Shell
fish will not be considered.
Here"are the leaders in the.Station
Fishing Derby which is still going on*
DOLLY VARDEN* R.B. TIPPETS.. 21 3/4**
SALMONi ' J. J. ENRIGHT 21 l/2"
RAINBOWs L. MIDKIFF 22 l/8M
MOST UNUSUAL: Octopus M. BOYNTON •'
A 23” Flounder was landed by L.K. Morlev, however, Flounder is not one of the
classes of fish-in the Derby, 'r
f. SALMON ARE RUNNING
Last night three salmon were caught at Finger Bay and several schools of ..,
Salmon were seen coming in and out of the Bay,
Deputy agents have been appointed by the Commanding Officer to enforce the
Alaska ?Late Fish-and-Game regulations* Do not make the mistake of violating
any ra.--C.-i;, •.
Use good sports mans hip in' fishing., Don? t crowd in on a person trying to land
his fish* Donct -snag salmon or -.'Doily, Vasdsiu • ■■■