The Great Sacandaga Lake Business Association


TAGGED FISH CONTEST Year Round Fishing Contest 6/1/2009 - 5/31/2010
$9,000 in Cash Prizes $300 Fish Club - Yes $300 EACH FISH Sponsored By The Great Sacandaga Lake Business Association’s Following Sponsors
5 Fish Caught so Far this Season! If you catch a RED TAGGED fish #1-30 in the Great Sacandaga Lake, bring it to Fullers Store in Edinburg or Fuel & Food in Mayfield for your prize. Fish #8 ~ Caught 7/11/09 Rich Kaplan \| Hadley, NY Fish #1 ~ Caught 7/10/09 David Mintzer \| Amsterdam, NY Fish #16 Caught 7/7/09 Cody Duell \| Porters Corners, NY Fish #25 ~ Caught 7/19/09 Glen Guilbeau \| Rotterdam, NY More about Fishing on the GSL M	OUR SPONSORS Adirondack Alternate Energy Allen Bros. Company Brooks Bay Store Brownell Lumber Co. Buddy’s Tree Service City Glass Co. Clear Image Daves Bait & Tackle Delaney Construction Derstine Builders Driftwood Park Four Corners Diner Frank and Sons Frank’s Gun Shop Fuel and Food Fullers Corner Store Gifford Oil Co. Gordon’s Marina Jim’s Bait Shop Lanzi’s on the Lake Laudato Construction Majestic Mountain Marina NBT Bank Northville Northampton Marina Rondack Roots Sand Bar Restaurant & Marina Seymours Motorized Sports Skipper’s Deli Sport Island Pub Walter Shultz – EMC Carmelena’s Grill Edinburg Marina & Powersports Edinburg Newsletter Hawk Drilling Co. Inc. Travers O’Keefe Did You Know... The World Record Northern Pike was cought in the Great Sacandaga Lake in 1940 by Pete Dubac The 46-pound, 2-ounce monster reigned as the planet's biggest pike until 1979, when it was nudged into second place by a European fish. While the odds of catching another 40-something pike in Great Sacandaga appear to be slim, numerous 30-pounders have been verified since Dubuc's time, and trophy specimens in the 20- to 25-pound class are hooked each season. Amsterdam pike expert Ron Kolodziej, who knows the reservoir as well as anyone, is convinced it holds dozens of pike in the 40-pound class. Certainly, the optimum time to nail such whoppers is in May, when many Great Sacandaga pike are still hanging around shoreline spawning areas; but summer fishing can be productive, too. The deeper northeast prong, with the village of Batchelorville on its east shore, is the deeper of the two and therefore the likeliest spot to prospect for trophy pike in summer Great Sacandaga Lake Fishing Cookbook
The Great Sacandaga Lake Business Association is open to every business in the Greater Sacandaga Lake Region who wants to join. The Goals of the Association is to promote commerce in the Great Sacandaga Lake Region for the good of all businesses
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