Walleye World 2/12

LAKE ST. CLAIR WALLEYE ASSOCIATION
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ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI 48080
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February 2012
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Mark Martin
By Scott Hunt
All of us at the Lake Saint Clair Walleye Association are thrilled
to announce that our February guest speaker is none other
than Michigan’s own Mark Martin. Mark is arguably the most
successful and most renowned professional Walleye fisherman
from the entire state of Michigan.
Mark is going to conduct a seminar that should last
approximately one hour. His seminar is going to be on trolling
Lake Saint Clair. Specifically, he is going to touch on the
effectiveness of trolling body baits on Lake St. Clair. And even
more specifically than that, he is going to spend a considerable
amount of time speaking about the fishing success that can be
had while trolling body baits on Lake Saint Clair at night time.
Here in our great state of Michigan many regard Mark Martin as
Mr. Walleye at night. He has earned this nickname by averaging
more than 600 Walleye per year in the 6 to 12 pound range. The
key to Marks success is a history of walleye fishing developed
over three generations of Martins. He intends to share some of
his expertise and nighttime tactics to all of those in attendance.
Some of Mark Martins career achievements include the
following:
-Qualified for 18 Professional Walleye Trail Championships
-World Champion of the first PWT championship held in 1990.
-Currently 43 top 10 finishes in AIM, PWT, MWC, tournaments
and Governor Cups.
-Over 24 years of professional tournament fishing.
-The most PWT championships since its inception in 1990
-Has fished in over 200 major tournaments.
-Currently is the 8th highest money earner among those
fishing the professional Walleye circuit.
These are just a few of the seemingly never-ending list of
career highlights owned by Mark Martin. Quite frankly, there
are just simply too many to list them all.
Mark Martin has also accumulated a rather fine list of
extraordinary sponsors. Some of these sponsors are illustrious
companies such as Navionics, Church Tackle, Abu Garcia,
Berkley, Plano, Fenwick, Northland, Daiichi, Motorguide,
Lowrance, Rapala, Lund, Mercury and Optima just to name a
few.
By now, you get the idea. This is an
excellent guest speaker. Not the type
that everyone can sit and listen to
on just any ole day of the week. This
is going to be a special meeting, so
please do not miss it. And take this
advice; if you want to make sure you
get a seat, make sure you get there
early. There is a good chance that
this will probably be a standing room
only type of crowd. Our meetings get
called to order at 7:30 so don’t be late.
I cannot wait to see you all there!
LAKE ST. CLAIR WALLEYE ASSOCIATION
(586) 778-0480
LscwA Executive Board
President ~ Dave Marcelewski
Vice President ~ Don Murray
Financial Secretary ~ Ron Sharp
Recording Secretary ~ Terry Davidson
Membership Secretary ~ Dave Champine
Board Of Directors
Dan Austin (13) Geoff Regulski (12)
Scott Hunt (13)
Tammy Morisette (12)
Richard Benson (13)
Richard Bevins (12)
Theresa Shue (13)
Bill Pearch (12)
Stan Bydlos (13)
Ryan Terzaghi (12)
AlternateS
Mark Tews & Steve Young
Lotto Chairman
Terry Davidson
General Membership Meeting
Wednesday ~ 7:30 P.M.
February 15, 2012
Lakeland Banquet & Event Centre
Next Meeting March 21, 2012
Calendar of Events
Feb 15, Wed....................................General Membership Meeting:
Guest speaker - Mark Martin; plus Club Clothing Sale of the Year
Feb 18, Sat ............................................LSCWA Bowling Fundraiser
See Dave Champine for info.
Feb. 29, Wed ..................................LSCWA Tree House Breakfast
(See article for info.)
Mar 21, Wed....................................General Membership Meeting:
“Work Shop & Mini-Seminar Events”
Mar. 28, Wed...................................LSCWA Tree House Breakfast
Mar 31, Sat........................2011 Michigan Fishing Licenses Expire
April 18, Wed...................................General Membership Meeting:
“Annual Swap & Shop-Meet:” bring cash money and old gear to sell or trade
April 21, Sat . ...... Youth Camp Clean Up - Volunteers Required
Lakeland Banquet & Event Centre
21801 Nine Mile Rd. (East of Harper) St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
April 20, 21 & 22 . ...... LSCWA First Derby of 2012 (No Super Six)
Bring A Guest
April 27, 28 & 29................LSCWA Trade-A-Trip, we go to St. Joe.
Sign-Up now.
All Fishermen Welcome!
Log onto our website to find out what is
happening in and around the Club
www.lscwa.net
The Walleye World is the official monthly
newsletter of the Lake St. Clair Walleye Association
(a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization). We welcome
all written contributions from the members. These
can be news items, articles, photographs and
artwork. We reserve the right to edit material for
length, etc. All signed articles appearing in any
issue reflect the opinion of the writer and are not
necessarily the policy of this organization or its
members.
Editor Dave Wilemski 586-292-6143
Associate Editor Linda F. Wilemski
[email protected] or [email protected]
Conservation Pledge
I give my pledge as an American to save and
faithfully defend from waste the natural resources
of my country, it’s air, soil and minerals, it’s
forests, waters and wildlife.
May 5, Sat...................... Dinner for the Battle Creek Steel-Headers
4pm at Rose-Clair Eagles Hall.
May 6....................................Rec Bowl Tournament & Trade-A-Trip,
Steel Headers come here.
May 12, Sat . .......................... MUCC District 8 Walleye Tournament
May 20, Sun . ........................... The Bill Rose Memorial Tournament
Jun 3, Sun ...................................Bo Soulliere Memorial Tournament
June 16, Sat . ............................................. LSCWA Summer Classic
July 8-13 or 22-27...........................Fishing Youth Camp (Ages 9-11)
Free for 2-club children
July 15-20 or 29-8/3 ....................................Opt, Other Youth Camps
(Ages 12-14) LSCWA pays the $370
Report All Poaching
1-800-292-7800 (select # 1)
Report Suspicious Waterway Activity
800-424-8802 or 877-24WATCH
2012 LSCWA Bowling
Fund Raiser
Saturday,
February 18th 2012
The fun filled evening will be at the AMF Rosebowl Lanes (586-771-4140) located at 28001
Groesbeck Hwy in Roseville. This large bowling alley is on the northwest corner of Martin and
Groesbeck. The parking lot entrance is from Martin Road.
Everyone Welcome
with Check-In after 8:30 pm
$20.00 Donation per person includes:
2 games of bowling
2 slices of pizza
Bowling Shoes
& Tons of Fun
Optional events include:
Strike Ball jackpot
1st game Mystery jackpot
50/50 Raffle
Like other Bowling Fund Raisers we will be having a big raffle. To make ours
different and better than all the others we are having the "Wacky Walleye"
prize table. Buy as many tickets as you want and put them into the drawing for
the prize you want. Or split up your tickets between several prizes.
Walk-ins are welcome, however Lane assignments will be on a "First come, first
served" basis. This means you can assure your group to be "blocked" together only by signing
up with payment in advance. All others will be "matched up" as best as possible.
Send team captains name and a check to cover all the team members to the:
Lake St Clair Walleye Association P.O. Box 130 St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
Everyone Welcome
Event Chairperson: for more information call Dave Champine at 586-601-6457
Be there for an evening of fun
lscwa.net
PRESIDENTS CORNER
by Dave Marcelewski
This month, I was thinking about what
subject to write my article about. It took
a little bit of thinking. But finally I made up my mind.
I would like to challenge every member in our club, to
make it a point to fish at least one of our monthly derbies.
Win or lose? Who cares! It really doesn’t matter. I fish
these derbies mostly just to put fish in my freezer. And
talking fishing with the other club members is always
welcomed.
When I fish a derby, I come home very relaxed and the
bonus is fish in my freezer. It is one of the most pleasant
ways to spend a weekend.
And then there is the weigh in. Again, win or lose?
Who cares? But it is nice to win once in a while.
If you are lucky enough to catch a fish, than bring it to
the weigh in. If you do not catch any fish but still show up
at the weigh in, then the real fun starts.
All you have to do is show up. We always have food.
Maybe pizza? Or hot dogs and freedom fries? Or broasted
chicken? It is always a welcomed surprise.
And then there is the comradery of being around people
that share the same interests. You will definitely walk
away with the freshest fishing reports around. Maybe
find out about a new technique? A new fishing lure? Who
knows? The opportunities are endless.
We have five monthly derbies starting out in April and
ending at the August picnic. Please put these events
on your calendar and make it a point to fish them. Or
just show up to chit-chat a little bit about fishing. That is
always welcomed.
This past weekend I figured
that I would have the lake to myself for a change.
And what to my eyes do I catch with my gaze,
a small little flat bottom with trollers plugging away.
When I saw them flip a fish I knew right away
these two bundled anglers were Masters at play.
They plucked the fish so fast and with ease,
I knew that my company must be on the fishy’s.
This is the spot that they dredged for their gold.
They worked so adeptly that they did not look too cold.
Once they bagged their limit they packed up in a flash,
started the primary and were off with a dash.
The little flat bottom and anglers swept away,
with wishes of “good luck” to me in my sleigh.
It is visions like this that make winter so sweet,
to know that the spring will soon be at our feet.
So Fish away, fish away, fish away all.
And thank goodness for this January thaw!
YEARS PAST- 1981-1985
By Dave Wilemski
In June of 1982 our club collected back
issues of the outdoor magazines that members
brought to the meetings and distributed them to
local area hospital waiting rooms.
Homer “Mr. Muskie” LeBlanca was our guest
speaker at the March 1985 General Membership
meeting.
On 5-5-1985, young Brian Lamphier caught
a 15” walleye with a red crawler harness while
fishing on Lake St. Clair.
February Merchandise RAFFLE
By Richard and Marialaina Benson
Professional walleye angler Mark Martin is going to
be our guest this month and we’re featuring some
of the tools he has used to make his career so
successful. We will have some Church planer boards,
lures he recommends and what would a fishing raffle
be without at least 1 or 2 rod and reel combos? A
few other boating items will also be on hand as we
gear up for spring from our winter (or non-winter) of
discontent!
My wife, Marialanina, and I would like to thank
everyone for their continued support at the
merchandise raffle table. We’d love to hear your
suggestions or comments. If there is an addition
item, fishing or not necessarily fishing related, you
think club members would desire to see on the table,
please feel free to let us know.
Thank you, Rich and Marialaina
This photo was taken Sunday morning January
8. We ended our morning with 7 nice eater
walleye. Six males and 1 nice 23” female.
The two photographed had a nice mess of fish
with one going over 8#. Think spring!
Hook on to a Winner
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Thank you Denny Lantzy
By Scott Hunt
The night of January 18th was our General Membership
meeting, and our guest speaker was none other than Denny
Lantzy. Denny gave an informative and
educational seminar in which he spoke
for about an hour, and the audience of
over 200 members and guests gave
Denny their undivided attention.
His seminar covered ice fishing on Lake
Saint Clair and Lake Simcoe. Denny
was extremely thorough and touched
on every aspect of ice fishing from first
ice until last ice. He spoke about all of the equipment and
tackle he uses, as well as the importance of attention to
detail.
Afterwards, Denny hung around for a little while and
answered questions from the inquisitive members off to the
side of the meeting hall. Denny stayed until it was very late
in the evening, and took the time to answer each and every
question
in a very professional manner.
I can honestly say that it was my pleasure to work with
Denny and schedule him as our guest speaker. And I hope
that I am given the opportunity to work with him again one
day. I would be honored to see him as our guest speaker
again
in the future.
In short, the January meeting was an outstanding meeting.
And Mr. Lantzy played a huge part in making that possible.
So on behalf of the Lake St. Clair Walleye Association, I
would like to say Thank you Denny Lantzy.
2012 MERCURY MOTOR RAFFLE
By Ron Sharp
Thanks to the Fishing Show we are off to a great start
selling tickets. Remember, first place is the 2011 Mercury
9.9 hp 4 stroke Boat Motor; second place is
a $500.00 gift certificate for a fishing trip on
Lake St. Clair with ‘Looken Back Charters’
and third place is a Schaller Classic wire
line reel value $250.00. As you can see we
have some great prizes this year. Call me
at 586-876-5597 or email at srdsharp@
wowway.com to get your tickets you have
lots of time to sell them. Remember it takes a TEAM to
make these raffles work selling tickets. Also, don’t forget
to give Bob Barnes a call at 810-513-7754 to help with
the Texas Holdem and Bass Pro Shop events coming
up. Thanks in advance for your help.
LSCWA 2012 POKER FUNDRAISERS
AT SNOOKERS
By Bob Barnes
Well here we are again in another new year with many
opportunities for fundraising for our club. No other event is
more fun and easy to participate in than the poker fundraisers
at Snookers. Snookers is located on Hall Road east of Van
Dyke on the north side by Dick’s Sporting Goods. We sell
poker chips and collect chips from tables on an hourly basis.
We enjoy some good fishing stories and fellowship with
other club members.
So, I know what you’re thinking, “How can I help”? Well it’s
easy, see me at the meetings or call me @ 810.513.7754
and sign up.
The 2012 dates are:
March 31- April 3
10:00am-8:00pm
May 30 –June 2
5:00pm-2:00am
June 15-18Noon-2:00am
September 11-14
5:00pm-2:00am
It’s alright if you can only spare an hour or two. Anything you
can do will help us make these successful events. Thank
you for your cooperation and consideration.
ULTIMATE FISHING SHOW WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS
By Ron Sharp
I want to thank everyone who helped to make the show a
great success again this year. We added a lot of new things
to the booth and all the pictures on the display board were
last year events. We sold 300 motor raffle tickets and got 6
new members and that’s what we are trying to do. We gave
every boy and girl a crawler harness and asked them to
drop us a line to let us know what they caught with them and
it should be interesting to see the responses. Thanks again
for the help and please give Bob Barnes the same support
for the Texas Holdem events he has coming up.
GMB
REMAINING EMBROIDERED
SHIRTS, MUST SELL!!!
By Don Murray
Believe it or not, spring is almost here. In
a couple of weeks we can be boat fishing.
Over the last year we have been trying to sell
This has been a very mild winter to say the
off old stock, but still have some remaining. The
remaining polo shirts, pocket t’s and sweatshirts least, which bodes well for our open water
that are embroidered will be deeply discounted. fisheries. These items will be priced to move, take With that thought in mind, I would like to
advantage of it!
remind everyone of the upcoming club
L.E.D. ball caps for night fishing!
and private tournaments scheduled for this
With one of the notorious night walleye fishermen
year. Look on the club web page and newsletters for dates,
speaking at this month’s meeting, we will have
black LSCWA L.E.D. hats for sale. These hats times, and locations for these tournaments. I have one more
have built in led lights to illuminate your night tournament to add to the list, the Golden Minnow Bucket,
time adventures. Non lighted hats will also be (GMB). The bucket was lost last year to the gentlemen from
the DWF. The DWF beat our club in every category such as
on sale.
biggest, heaviest, walleye and steelhead. LED hats $13
Other hats $10
We will require many club members and boats this year to gain
Remaining winter caps $5
our reputation back as a fishing club. The GMB is scheduled
By Ryan Terzaghi
This will be one of the best sales of the year. If you like to save money, then stop by the
merchandise table and claim your lscwa gear
before it’s too late.
for Aug 4, 2012, at Erieau Canada. Details will be in upcoming
newsletters, so mark your calendars.
We need the bucket back in our hands, this is where it belongs!
WHEN I FIRST MET BOB GALVIN
By Rich Benson
I attended my first LSCWA Christmas party in 2008, we were at Gino’s then
and the dinner was excellent. It was a packed house and it seemed like every
member had brought their favorite dish or dessert, including us. We had
brought some homemade oatmeal cookies, and Bob liked them so much he
hung out by the table until I came to retrieve the platter. He told me he had
been standing there for nearly 30 minutes waiting for the owner of the platter
to come forward just so he could get that recipe! We chatted for a few minutes
and had a laugh or two, he was such a nice guy I knew I had to share the
recipe with him, he wouldn’t let me not!
Bob Galvin Born: January 26, 1938
Place of Birth: Detroit, Michigan
Death: January 14, 2012
Place of Death: Royal Oak, Michigan
Rest in peace Bob
Here is the recipe for the
cookies Bob enjoyed:
1/2 cup butter, room temp
3/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
1/2 cup sugar
3 eggs, room temp
2 teaspoons Kahlua (vanilla works,
but who doesn’t like Kahlua?)
1 1/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3 cups oatmeal (quick cooking kind
or old-fashioned)
1 package Nestle cinnamon chips
1 6 oz. package of dried cranberries
1/2 to 1 cup chopped walnuts,
optional
Beat butter and sugars till creamy,
add Kahlua and eggs, beat well.
Add flour, baking soda cinnamon,
mix well. Add oats, cranberries and
cinnamon chips, mix well. If mixture
is too dry, add 1 more egg.
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more patience while driving or waiting in line.
Ryan Terzaghi
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Bob Barnes
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By Henry Beard & Roy McKie
Ted Stehney
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the past several months. I hope that we did not forget anyone. A
very warm and heartfelt welcome is extended to all of you.
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[email protected]
Phone:
586-337-1951
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Phone:–586-337-1951
FEBRUARY GENERAL
MEMBERSHIP
3946
PalmsRoad
Road
3946
Palms
Phone: 586-337-1951
Custom Painted Lures
John Lathem
810-580-9579
buy/sell/trade
new or used fishing tackle
[email protected]
Moe’s Bait & Tackle Shop
Detroit’s #1 Fishing Stop Since 1966!
Live Bait
Jigs & Lures
Rods & Reels
Plugs & Spoons
Boating Supplies
All your fishing needs
14712 E. Jefferson
Detroit, Michigan 48215
(Between Ashland & Manistique)
Phone:
Email:
313.824.5222
[email protected]
Mon - Fri
Sat - Sun
Store Hours
6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
5:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Owner:
Big Moe
detroitcustomtackle.com
Gary Patchak
32393 Lakepoint
586-725-1863
Chesterfield, MI 48047
Fax 725-3148
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(586) 725-1448
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17125 Conant
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Chesterfield,
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Certified Home
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Certified
Sales & Service
989-738-5600
Fax: 989-738-5820
Bill
Bill&&Kandy
Kandy
Ph: (586) 716-9600
Fax: (586) 716-4422
P.O. Box 86
Port Austin, MI 48467
7321 Dyke Rd.
Algonac, MI 48001
LAKESIDE FISHING SHOP
“YOUR ONE STOP FISHING SHOP”
Visit us online @ www.lakesidefishingshop.com
Employee of the Month
25110 Jefferson
Corner 10 Mile & Jefferson
(586) 777-7003 Fax: (586) 777-1730
Hours: M-F: 6-7:30 Sat: 6-6 Sun: 6-5
by D.A.W.
American • Canadian • Walpole Licenses Available
25% Off 20% Off 15% Off 5% Off
All Life
Jackets
In Stock
All Ranger
Nets
“Made in Michigan”
All Pre-made
Rod & Reel
Combos
Any Manual
Ice Auger
Exp. 3-21-12
Exp. 3-21-12
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Exp. 3-21-12
FISHING REPORT (586) 777-7008
E-mail: [email protected]
Erin Paul,
Out of school and
works part time.