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cancerfishathon walleye warrior marathon
Posted by Steve on Sunday, December 13, 2009 (17:54:12) (99 reads)

The 24 hour marathon portion is non competitive but we have a box of smaller prizes we hand out through the night for those catching fish. The competitive portion of the event will be like any other derby with a scale and a number of prizes for largest fish caught. We also have an inexpensive family portion of the event with three family/kids prize baskets for fish caught. There are a number of kids activities , mascots, etc. The best prizes are for pledge earners(after all it is a fundraiser). When you register for the 24 hour event you will be sent a pledge sheet. Your entry of $50 entitles you to a dinner voucher, a breakfast voucher and one ticket towards the pledge earner prizes. For every $25 raised above that you get another ticket. so basically the more you raise,the more chances to win these prizes.You can bring your own shelter or fish in the main event tent. This is a really casual and easy going event and meant to be more fun and camaraderie than competition. We also have a short fish-off for media/celebrity and the winner of this event has their name on a trophy that is kept for a year. Past winners included Gord Leclerc(CKY)/Ryan Johnson, Chris Cvetkovic(Blue Bombers)/ Craig Stapon(CJOB), Jon Lundberg (City TV)/ Todd Longley (Citycats) as well as Lyle Bauer (Blue Bombers). We are still compiling our sponsorships and prize lists so more on that later.

Please PM me for more information or visit our website at www.walleyewarriormarathon.com



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walleye A Prairie Shield Fishing Classics News Release
Posted by Steve on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 (14:00:08) (96 reads)

Attention All Manitoba Anglers and Greenback Walleye / Sauger Derby Supporters

Winnipeg angler, Ledy Pao, showed us all that "Luck Was A Lady" once again at the 3rd Annual Greenback Walleye / Sauger Derby held out of Selkirk Park on the Red River on Saturday, September 26th. After Joan Still of Petersfield weighed-in the biggest walleye last year, a 9.2 lb beauty, we were all happy to see Ledy Pao, also a member of the fairer sex, bring her 1st Place Prize Winning Greenback Walleye up to our scale. Her big fish weighed an enviable 7.7 lbs.

Ledy Pao kept everybody in suspense around the weigh scale right until 3:30 p.m. when she and her Hubby Rolly brought their big cooler up to the our "Little Kiosk on the Prairie". Needless to say, Ledy went ballistic when
she heard she had weighed-in the biggest walleye of the day. When her big fish swam out of our recovery pen
in no time flat Ledy and Rolly both breathed sighs of relief. Ledy received the 1st Place cheque for $2,550, a plaque, and one of those huge souvenir cheques.

On a sad note, Dixie Foster of Winnipeg, weighed-in a bigger walleye of 8.75 lbs at around 1:00 p.m. However, it wasn't able to swim out of our recovery pen in the allotted one minute trial period and was thereby disqualified. One of Dixie's boat partners tried for several minutes to revive her big walleye but to no avail. I was told that
a live-well problem was possibly responsible for the unfortunate demise of her lunker walleye. Although Dixie didn't win 1st Prize, I just happened to have a small trophy made to award to the person having the "Best Fish Tail" to tell at the prize presentations. Since time constraints didn't allow us to hear anyone's best fish tail,
if it's any consolation to you Dixie, please contact me at 668-5831 and then stop by my house and pick up your special trophy in the near future.

2nd Place went to Ryan Rivard of Lockport with a nice 6.7 lb walleye. Ryan received a cheque for $850 and a Prize Voucher for a One Week Stay for 5 People at the Shingwak Resort in Sioux Narrows Ontario in September of 2010 and valued at $1,500. The Resort Owners, Neal and Brenda Larson, have kindly donated a major prize for the second straight year. I have been to their picturesque and well-maintained Resort on Whitefish Bay an arm of Lake of the Woods and highly recommend that everyone receiving this e-mail contact the Larsons at
1-807-226-5630 or by e-mail neal12342005@yahoo.com to make reservations for next year. Prairie Shield Fishing Classics is once again very thankful to Neal and Brenda for their fantastic prize donation.

3rd Place went to Craig Kulchyski of Selkirk with a 6.6 lb walleye. Craig received a cheque for $760 and a Prize Voucher for a 3 Day Stay for 4 People at the Cedar Creek Motel also in Sioux Narrows Ontario. Owner Suzanne Hrynczuk, previously of a resident of Selkirk, is pleased to offer the prize in any season of the year, but before September 1st, 2010. PSFC hopes that everyone receiving this News Release will give Suzanne and Hubby Marc
a call ASAP to book a stay at their beautiful motel on Hwy 71 in picturesque Sioux Narrows. Their phone number is 1-877-226-9705 and e-mail address is cedarcreekmotel@bellnet.ca .

Nicole Kulchyski caught the 4th biggest walleye of 6.3 lb and won the 4th Place Prize Cheque for $677. Hey, now that's keeping it "All in the Family"!

We were very pleased to have Sharon McManus, the Owner of Red Fin in Selkirk, present Ledy Pao with the Myles McManus Memorial Plaque in his honour of service to all the anglers, hunters, and archers in the Interlake area for many years. Ledy's name will go the beautiful plaque and will possibly be on display at either Red Fin in Selkirk or at Starfish Bait and Tackle on Hwy 44 in Lockport in the future.

Prairie Shield Fishing Classics will be providing the 245 anglers, that took part in the event and either fishing from one of the 88 boats or from the shore in Selkirk Park, with a comprehensive recap of all the Prize Winners up till 25th Place including the weights of their walleye. In that recap, we will be extending our sincere appreciation to ALL our kind prize donors, supporters, and the volunteer workers from the four groups and organizations that helped make our 3rd Annual Family Derby and Fund-Raiser Event a resounding success once again.

The derby organizers want everyone who was a part of this big annual sportfishing event put on by Prairie Shield Fishing Classics to know that this event would not have been as successful as it was once again if it were not for the great support of the City of Selkirk Council and Parks and Recreation Managers and Staff. The use of the Park Rotary Shelter for our Selkirk Cubs and Scouts Food Concession, our little weigh-in kiosk, the volunteers' stop signs, their safety vests, their hot orange flags, the installation of the prize presentation stage, the locating of the park tables, the campground golf cart for our shuttle service throughout the day, and the advertisement on the Big City Entry Sign on Hwy 9 are all the things that have annually made our Greenback Walleye / Sauger Derbies a resounding success. Thank you City of Selkirk Council, Parks and Recreation Staff, and Campground Staff for "coming through" once again!

I think we were all impressed with the fantastic volunteer job Coach Heather Senderewich's Manitoba Women's Junior Team Handball Athletes did directing traffic in the morning darkness, checking everybody's live-wells, handing out derby information envelopes, recording fish weights in our weigh-in kiosk all day long, driving our shuttle golf cart, and carrying the big heavy water coolers with fish up and down from the river. We also thank the volunteers from Nova House in Selkirk who came out to help on Saturday.

Although, Henry and Larry, our two St. John Ambulance volunteers, only had to patch up one minor "boo-boo"
on one entrant's finger, we all saw these two dedicated gentlemen help us out at our fish recovery pen, with
the installation of our several derby signs and banner, with many other necessary derby tasks all day long. "Thanks a Million" St. Johns volunteers!

I will be thanking many more people, volunteers, and prize donors in my more comprehensive Derby Wrap-up soon to follow. Also, as is necessary with all groups or organizations holding sportfishing derbies and tournaments, I will be providing Water Stewardship and Fisheries Branch with all the necessary Derby Statistics which must be provided after every competitive angling event held in Manitoba. It has been my extreme pleasure to do so over the past 25 years putting on over 40 competitive sportfishing events.

Well, that's enough of my long-windedness for now guys, but if anybody wants more derby information before I publish my Final Report including how much money PSFC will be presenting to our worthy charities and groups please feel free to contact me or Co-Director Pat Sernyk at 1-204-668-5831 or by e-mail at anglerdan@mts.net.

Before I forget, please be informed that PSFC Inc. has booked Selkirk Park for Saturday, September 25th, 2010, to hold our 4th Annual Greenback Walleye / Sauger Derby. We hope you all can attend that fun event again and that we can increase our number of entries to over 100 Boats with many more people fishing off the shore in Selkirk Park.

This News Release is also being attached to the Website of ManitobaAnglers.com, a very kind supporter and promoter of all Prairie Shield Fishing Classics Derbies and Tournaments. In the future the Directors of Prairie Shield Fishing Classics look forward to partnering with ManitobaAnglers.com to promote fishing and hunting to all Manitoba's Outdoors Enthusiasts.

Best fishes to all this fall,

Dan Sernyk for Pat Sernyk, Co-Directors of Prairie Shield Fishing Classics, Inc.


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