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Fishing: Squirrel Hill
fisherman adds two more to record list
Sunday, August 18, 2002 By Deborah Weisberg
Gerry Chesin, the Squirrel Hill businessman who set three world line-class
records in the same week fishing Canada's Northwest Territory a year ago, has
just set two more. He returned to Lac La Martre the last week of June and boated a 27-pound,
12-ounce, 49-inch northern pike and a 29 1/2-pound, 42 1/2-inch lake trout --
both on 8-pound tippet. Chesin took the pike on the morning of June 24 on a red-and-white Quigley
Special, a streamer fashioned by his friend Frank Quigley of Allison Park. He
got the laker the evening of June 26 on an orange and red Quigley streamer,
patterned after a Five of Diamonds. These streamers helped him catch five of the
six International Game Fish Association line-class trophies he has earned over
the years. Full Story at : |
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