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OUTDOORS: Clyde Youth Fishing Derby

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By Chris Kenyon 
| Finger Lakes Times
Decades ago, at the Wayne County Tourism Youth Derbies Tanner Brown took top honors in the 8-16 group by winning the GrandSlam Grand Prize. The 12-year-old youngster from Clyde caught all five species of trout and salmon. Alysia DeVito and Kirkland Brown also were involved with the Youth Derby, and her father Mark fished the adult tournaments. Now ... you are wondering what I am babbling about. I have been known to jabber on, and I accept that wonderful personality trait (ha ha).
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Southern Tier angler wins National Lake Trout Derby with 15.89-pounder

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By Chris Kenyon 
| Finger Lakes Times
FAYETTE — Some thought the days of a 15-pound lake trout coming from Seneca Lake were in the past. Not so. How about the seventh-largest winning fish in the iconic National Lake Trout Derby since it started 62 years ago? Mark Curren reeled in a 15.89-pound laker on opening day and went on to win the $7,500 grand prize at the Memorial Derby weekend event.
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OUTDOORS: Yaeger Wins Spring LOC Derby with 24 lb. 5 oz. King Salmon

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By Chris Kenyon 
| Finger Lakes Times
You could say Joe Yaeger of East Amherst, N.Y. was simply in the right place at the right time. However, to understand Yaeger and his approach to salmon fishing, you must look at the big picture.
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