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Mohawk ValleySacandaga fishermen go for green
Updated: 6/8/2007 8:41 PM
By: Mark Repasky
Roger Moller's fish story starts out like most with a fish about roughly about "that" big. But, it's not the size of the 16-inch, three-pound trout that's important. His fish, which he caught while teaching his three-year-old nephew Seth how to cast, is different. There are only 50 others like it, and each is worth $500 dollars
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Daily Gazette, The (Schenectady, NY)
June 7, 2007
Section: B: Local
Edition: Fulton Montgomery; First
Page: B2
Column: GREAT SACANDAGA LAKE
Fishermen land big ones and prizes $500 fish part of group's efforts to promote areaJOE MAHER, Gazette Reporter
Three lucky anglers have hauled in specially tagged fish worth $500 each in an ongoing contest sponsored by the Great Sacandaga Lake Business Association. When the Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation was stocking the lake this spring business association members affixed special tags on 50 trout. Anyone who catches one with the tag can bring it to Capt. Carl's Sunset Grill in Edinburg to claim the $500 prize.Proprietor Carl Ward said the two-year-old business association came up with the idea as a way to promote the region and attract people to the area.
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