Salmon Days - Golden North Salmon Derby 2019

73rd annual

GOLDEN NORTH SALMON DERBY

AUGUST 16-18, 2019

PRIZE DETAILS | OFFICIAL RULES | MAPS & SCHEDULE DERBY DEDICATION | TICKET INFORMATION

A SERVICE OF

The 73rd Annual Golden North Salmon Derby August 16, 17 and 18, 2019 Special Thanks:

Sponsored by the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc.

This year there is nearly

$200,000

in possible cash and prizes!

GET YOUR

TICKETS! Derby Ticket Vendors: Harri Plumbing and Heating 809 12th Street 586-3190 Foodland IGA Hardware 615 W Willoughby Ave. 586-3101 Juneau Mercantile and Armory 1720 Crest Street 957-9622 Western Auto Marine 5165 Glacier Highway 780-4909 Sportsman’s Warehouse 8745 Glacier Hwy. 900-9720 DeHart’s Auke Bay Store 11735 Glacier Hwy. 789-7342

Many Exciting Ways to Win:

• Prize packages for the Top 73 weighed fish • Prize drawings for Scholarship Fish • Turn in Scholarship Fish for a chance to participate in a “High Five” drawing for up to $50,000! (Sponsored by Hecla Greens Creek Mine and Coeur Alaska Kensington Gold Mine)

• Buy a derby ticket for a chance to participate in a “High Five” drawing for up to $46,000! (Sponsored by Bullwinkle’s Pizza in celebration of their 46th year in business)

Alaska Airlines is the official airline of the 73rd Golden North Salmon Derby!

Results of the Derby will be posted online only at:

A special thanks to the companies and organizations that have provided equipment, logistics, or personnel that are critical to derby success: ACS Wireless Alaska Electric Light & Power Alaska Glacier Seafoods Alaska Marine Lines Alaska Outdoor Wearhouse Bobcat of Juneau Chatham Electric CBJ Harbormasters & Employees DIPAC Juneau Empire Juneau Radio Center Printing Trade Company Reliable Transfer We’d also like to thank those who provide food and drink for our volunteers: Breeze In The Grind Heritage Coffee Island Pub Mar y Sol McGivney’s Northern Sales Sandbar Wild Alaskan Once again we wish to express special appreciation to Mike Erickson, owner of Alaska Glacier Seafoods, which has purchased the fish caught in the derby since 2010. He not only pays top dollar for the fish, but he also contributes greatly to the derby by providing ice, equipment and manpower to move fish on all of the docks, and personnel to clean the fish, all at no cost. His contributions have made it possible to put thousands more dollars into the scholarship fund. Once again, Alaska Glacier Seafoods is providing a vessel to receive scholarship fish in the South Shelter Island area.

Thanks, Mike!

www.goldennorthsalmonderby.com

Mark your calendars: The 74th Golden North Salmon Derby, to be held August 15, 16 and 17, 2020!

Territorial Sportsman, INC. Serves You Purposes: • Provide scholarships for young people.

• Promote conservation and maintenance of healthy fish and wildlife populations and habitats.

• Promote fair and equitable fishing and hunting rights for sportsmen and women.

• Represent the interests of outdoors users in local issues involving or affecting natural resources.

• Promote land use decisions to maintain access to public lands.

• Promote and maintain friendly and respectful relations between sportsmen and state, federal, and private landowners.

• Educate people in fish and wildlife conservation, adherence to hunting and fishing regulations, and firearms safety.

Activities: • Promote conservation legislation.

• The Golden North Salmon Derby.

• Construction of public use cabins in cooperation with state & federal agencies.

• Contributing to the construction and operation of indoor and outdoor shooting ranges.

• Educating decision-makers in state government regarding fair and responsible allocation of fish and wildlife resources.

• Promote safe hunting and shooting activities by sponsoring Hunter Safety Education programs.

• Support outdoor-related youth activities.

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Membership: • Membership in the Territorial Sportsmen is open to any person who supports and adheres to the purposes of the Territorial Sportsmen.

• Voting members must be 16 years or older.

Junior members 15 years or younger are welcome and encouraged to join.

• Membership is annual. Membership is automatic for contestants in the Golden North Salmon Derby unless the purchaser checks the “no” box on the ticket, declining membership.

• Lifetime memberships available.

• For more information contact the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc.

Welcome to the 2019 Golden North Salmon Derby

By DOUG LARSEN AND JERRY BURNETT The salmon are returning, and it’s time for the iconic family event of the Juneau summer — the 73nd annual Golden North Salmon Derby!

The Territorial Sportsmen would like to invite you out on the water from August 16-18 for the chance to win more than $100,000 in cash and prizes contributed by our generous local contributors.

But it’s not just about the money and prizes. By participating, you will be helping to raise tens of thousands of dollars for the Territorial Sportsmen Scholarship Foundation, which has provided more than $1.8 million in scholarships to Juneau area students since 1953.

So how does this all work? First, you need to buy your derby ticket at one of our local vendors — Dehart’s in Auke Bay, Sportsman’s Warehouse or Juneau Mercantile and Armory in the Valley, Western Auto Marine in Lemon Creek, and Harri Plumbing and Heating or Foodland IGA Hardware downtown. The tickets are $40 for adults and $10 for kids ages 6-12. One ticket (plus alternates) will be drawn from all ticketholders, regardless of whether they fish or not, to be eligible to participate in the $46,000 High Five contest being sponsored by Bullwinkle’s Pizza.

Once you have your ticket it must be validated by a Derby official before you can fish in the derby. Derby validations start at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, August 16th, and the validation is good for the entire event. Lists of validation stations and hours are included in this publication as well as on the Derby website, http://www. goldennorthsalmonderby.com.

As you head out on the water, be sure to go slow and observe the no-wake safety zones in Douglas, Auke Bay and Amalga harbors. With the potential for more than 400 vessels and up to 2,000 people on the water over the weekend, we want to make your safety a priority. Please check the maps of the safety zones, be courteous to all boats that are around you, and don’t risk disqualification by going too fast.

Once you are out at your favorite fishing hole, fish to your heart’s content while following all

appropriate Alaska Department of Fish and Game Regulations. Remember, each salmon that you turn in to the derby is sold to fund the scholarship program for the youth of Juneau! Because these fish are sold to a commercial processor, there are a few simple guidelines to follow: 1. All fish must be kept in the round. Do not gut or gill your fish.

2. Ice down your fish as soon as they are caught. Ice is provided throughout the derby at Amalga, Auke Bay and Douglas harbors and at several validation stations on Friday as well.

3. Keep your fish in first-class, bright condition by keeping them in a cooler that has a 2:1 mix of seawater to ice.

When you have caught a particularly big fish, or if it is simply time to turn in your haul of fish for the day, head for one of the three weigh stations … where you now have a decision to make. If you think your fish might be in the running for one of the Top 73 prizes that are determined by weight, let the Derby official know that you would like to weigh your fish, and your fish will be officially entered in the derby.

If you decide not to weigh your fish, you still have a chance to win by turning them in as scholarship fish. By doing so, you will be entered in a drawing for more than $5,000 in prizes, as well as the chance to win up to $50,000 in the High Five drawing sponsored by Hecla Greens Creek Mining Company and the Coeur Alaska Kensington Gold Mine. For more details on all prizes, be sure to read the prize sections in this publication carefully.

Once again, Alaska Glacier Seafoods is providing a packer boat located in the South Shelter Island area that will be accepting only scholarship fish throughout the weekend. The packer is not a weigh-in station, but can be a convenient option to drop off your scholarship fish in order to keep them as fresh as possible and to avoid any congestion in the harbors. Announcements will be made over the marine radio on Channel 16 as to the location and availability of the vessel.

Unofficial results for weighed fish will be

updated on the derby website each evening throughout the weekend. The results will be certified on Tuesday, Aug. 20, and all official results, including the winners of the scholarship fish drawings, will be posted to the website by Wednesday, Aug. 21. All prizes will be given out at awards night on Thursday, Aug. 22 at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall, starting at 7 p.m.

The Golden North Salmon Derby is an annual

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tradition that has been the backdrop for building family memories for 73 years. Whether you have fished the derby for decades, or if this will be your first time out on the water, we hope that you will join us in this important fundraiser for the youth of Juneau.

See you on the water!

Doug Larsen & Jerry Burnett Derby Co-Chairs

Alaska Humpback Whale Viewing Regulations *Applies to ALL vessels and crafts

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Do not approach within 100 yards of a humpback whale Do not place your vessel in the path of oncoming humpback whales, causing them to surface within 100 yards of your vessel Do not disrupt the normal behavior or prior activity of a whale Operate your vessel at a slow, safe speed when near whales

Alaska Region ∙ www.fisheries.noaa.gov ∙ (907) 586-7236 Alaska Marine Mammal Stranding Hotline: (877) 925-7773

AWARDS NIGHT Derby prizes will be awarded beginning at 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 22, at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall. Winners or designated representatives must attend awards night, and must present their entry and weigh-in ticket stubs in order to claim their prizes.

The official list of all prize winners will be available on the salmon derby website at http://www.goldennorthsalmonderby.com on Wednesday, Aug 21.

Winners of the Scholarship Fund and Special prizes must show their scholarship fish ticket to claim their prize from Territorial Sportsmen, Inc. on awards night.

THE TOP 73 PRIZES! The first 73 contestants catching the largest salmon will have their choice of any one of the prizes except the first prize, which goes to the largest fish, and prize number 73, is reserved for the person catching the 73rd top weight.

With the exception of the 1st and 73rd place prizes, the 2nd place finisher gets his or her choice of any remaining prize, then the 3rd place winner and so forth, until all prizes are claimed. Only one of the top 73 prizes will be awarded to each contestant. In case of a tie, the earliest entered weighed fish will receive the highest standing. If winners or their designated representative are not present on awards night to claim prizes, unclaimed prizes will revert to the derby committee.

2019 SALMON DERBY OFFICIALS Derby Co-Chairs: Doug Larsen and Jerry Burnett Boat Patrol: Barbara and Jerry Burnett Coordinator: Chrissy McNally Docks: Kami Bartness Facilities and Property: The Cartmill Family Prizes: Dr. Gary Hedges Ice and Web: Shawn Hooton

Territorial Sportsmen, Inc. Board of Directors President: Doug Larsen Vice President: Ryan Beason Secretary/Treasurer: Ron Somerville Director: Jerry Burnett Director: Jim Cartmill Director: Trevor Larsen Director: Jack Manning Director: Monika Walker Director: Shawn Hooton

Territorial Sportsmen Scholarship Foundation, Inc. 2019 Scholarship Data The Territorial Sportsmen Scholarship Foundation, Inc. awarded $42,300 in scholarships in 2019. Three $12,000 undergraduate scholarships were granted to Juneau area graduating seniors: Nikki Box and Dalton Hoy (Juneau Douglas High School), and Andrew Dilley (Thunder Mountain High School). Vocational-technical awards were presented to Katrina Buchanan (Juneau-Douglas High School - $2,500), Michael Fair (Sitka - $1,000) and Jacob Hammer (Wrangell High School - $2,800).

The scholarship program began in 1953 with a scholarship awarded to Johnny Harris (a grandson of one of the founders of Juneau — Richard Harris). Since then, 320 scholarships and fellowships have been awarded totaling $1,840,500.

Juneau Graduating Senior Scholarship Recipients — 264 Vocational/Technical Scholarship Awards — 49 Graduate Fellowship Recipients — 7

Currently, there are 11 students active in our program.

The TSSF, Inc. Board Members are Gary Hedges, President; Brita Rice, SecretaryTreasurer; Jerry Burnett, Trustee; Trevor Larsen, Trustee; and Jack Manning, Trustee.

Funding for the scholarship program comes primarily from two sources: the net sales of salmon donated through Territorial Sportsmen’s annual Golden North Salmon Derby and the return on investments in the Foundation’s endowment fund. Participants in the 2014 derby donated salmon worth $20,511; we also received an additional $10,000 from Territorial Sportsmen, Inc, and $100 gift in memory of Charlie Robinson. Derby proceeds from the 2015 derby were $21,856.55 and $24,008 in 2016. In 2017, we received two donations in addition to the Salmon Derby receipts of $31,750.60. Randy Hurtte, owner of Stellar Financial Services, donated $250 directly to the scholarship fund. An anonymous donation of $15,000 was also received, for a total of $47,000.60. In 2018, Derby receipts were $28,064 and the Scholarship Foundation also received a second donation of $250 from Stellar Financial Services.

Information Provided by: Gary Hedges, President and Brita Rice, Secretary-Treasurer

Territorial Sportsmen needs your derby photos!

Please share photos of your Golden North Salmon Derby weekend by posting them on Facebook to our 73rd Golden North Salmon Derby Facebook page or submit to territorialsportsmen@gmail.com. It’s a great way to show others how you, your family and friends enjoyed the weekend fishing to benefit the Territorial Sportsmen Scholarship Foundation!

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• Pink and chum salmon will not be accepted. Derby participants are encouraged to return pink and chum salmon unharmed to the water unless they are retained for personal consumption.

• Derby entry fee and tickets: Contestants 13 years and older must purchase a $40 entry ticket.

Contestants six to 12 years of age must purchase a $10 entry ticket.

These tickets are good for all days of the derby. No refund of entry fees will be made. Contestants must validate their tickets on the first day of their fishing and may stay out on the derby grounds all three days.

You need to validate your ticket only once.

• Derby officials are at the boat docks and harbors. Contestants must take their fish to these officials for checking and weighing to become eligible to enter the competition for one of the top 73 fish or for other prizes.

• Eligibility: Any person who has a validated derby entry ticket is eligible to fish in the derby. You must be born before Aug. 16, 2013 to participate in the derby (6 years of age). Children 12 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult of at least 18 years of age. A person with a child ticket weighing a fish must be accompanied by an adult holding a validated derby ticket.

Derby officials will check derby tickets of people accompanying a child weighing-in a fish. The person who weighs in the fish must be the person who caught the fish. In the case of a protest the anglers may be requested to pass a polygraph test.

• Entrants may not fish with nonentrants. Non-entrants, regardless of age, may not fish in the same boat with entrants, but may go along for

the enjoyment of the outing.

• Tackle: Only lawful sport fishing tackle may be used.

• Boat fishing only. Derby participation is restricted to fishing from vessels. Fish taken by dock fishing or shore fishing will not be accepted. All fish must be delivered in the round, uncleaned to an official weigh-in station by vessel only.

• Weighing fish: Only the following stations will have scales that must be used for official weighing of salmon: Weigh-In Locations*: Amalga Harbor: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Auke Bay Harbor: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Douglas Harbor: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. * See Signal Bomb paragraph for Sunday closure time.

• Validation of tickets: Eight validating stations will be open. Not all validation stations are weigh-in stations. Tickets can be validated per the following schedule: Validation Stations and times: Amalga Harbor: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Auke Bay: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Aurora Basin*: 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 am Douglas Boat Harbor: 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Fishermen’s Bend*: 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 am Harris Harbor*: 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 am North Douglas Boat Ramp*: 7:30 a.m.

– 8:30 am Tee Harbor*: 7:30 a.m.– 12:00pm * Friday and Saturday only.

Contestants may proceed directly to the fishing areas after validating their derby entry tickets.

• Firearm:. Use of firearms from any boat will disqualify all contestants on that boat from the derby.

• Fish quality: Salmon that show evidence of contamination, sun burn,

• Signal bomb: A closing signal will be sounded near the three shorebased official weigh-in stations (Douglas Harbor, Amalga Harbor, Auke Bay Harbor) at 6 p.m. on Sunday, by which time all boats wishing to enter fish at the weigh-in stations for one of the top 73 prizes must be inside the finish line.

• Boats, speed and limits: Every vessel propelled by machinery, regardless of horsepower, must have its name or number clearly displayed.

Speed of all vessels during the derby, while within the reduced-speed areas (see map) is limited to 5 m.p.h. or less to avoid large wakes. Markers to indicate the reduced speed zones near the three shore-based weighin stations have been placed at reasonable distances from the station.

• Derby area limits: Waters open to derby participants are described as follows: North boundary lines — those waters South of a line from Point Bridget (58.40.699N, 134.59.25W) on the mainland to Point Whidbey (58.34.708N, 135.8.261W) on the Chilkat Peninsula and those waters south of a line extending from Cooper Point (58.14.215N,134.6.371W) to the north shore of Greely Point (58.12.864N, 134.5.188W) in Taku Inlet.

South boundary lines — those waters north of a line extending from Point Lizard Head (58.10.9N, 134.52.7W) to the south shore of Rocky Island (58.10.6N, 135.03.15W) and then to the south end of Entrance Island (58.11.7N, 135.05.08W) and those waters North of a line extending from Twin Point (57.54.642N, 133.59.644W) on the Glass Peninsula, to Point Styleman (57.58.455N, 133.53.958W) on the mainland. All other waters are closed to Derby fishing • Once a contestant has been validated, the contestant may not take a boat out of the derby area limits, except Swanson Harbor and Port Snettisham, which are open for

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overnight anchorage. The contestant may return the boat to the harbor or take a boat from the water to trailer home. The contestant may return a boat to a harbor even if the contestant has a weigh-in fish but does not return to the harbor during official weigh-in hours.

• Any boat and all contestants thereon found in violation of speeding, boating outside the Derby area, or in any way posing a hazard to other contestants, shall be disqualified from the Derby.

• Prize policy and taxes: The Territorial Sportsmen, Inc. is not responsible for any prizes donated by merchants who do not give as pledged. The values shown on the prize list are set by the donors. The Territorial Sportsmen, Inc. will not be responsible if any prizes prove to be less valuable than shown in the donor’s estimate. Taxes on all prizes are the responsibility of the individual winner. In accordance with IRS rules, winners of prizes valued at $600 or more must provide their taxpayer identification number at awards night. Failure to do so will result in withholding the prize.

• Protests: Protests of any nature must be made in person at the Officials’ stations. Then the contestant must present his or her case personally to the Board of the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc. at their derby certification meeting at noon on the Tuesday following the derby.

• Certification: The certification meeting will be at the Mi Casa Restaurant at noon on the Tuesday following the derby. Decisions of the Board are final.

• Special note: Derby participants must comply with Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game sports fishing regulations. Contestants cited for violating these regulations while in the derby will be disqualified.

• Special note: For special prizes and scholarship prizes involving age, the contestant must request that the dock worker note the angler’s age on the weigh-in slip.

OFFICIAL DERBY RULES

Please read these rules Don’t run the risk of being disqualified!

bruising and/or flesh deterioration will not be accepted. Dark fish will not be accepted and the decision of a derby official is final. Help us maintain fish quality. Fish must be uncleaned in the round.

1. Alaska Bronze Works, Belt Buckle $150.00 Alaska Litho Inc, Custom Winners Decal $100.00 Alaskan Outdoor Wearhouse & Embroidery Jacket with Golden North Salmon Derby logo on the back $250.00 Juneau Limousine Services, LLC Transportation for 1st place winner and 1 guest to and from prize ceremony $300.00 Mendenhall Auto, Orion Cooler $449.00 Olivers Trophies and Engraving, 1st Place winners Trophy $900.00 Territorial Sportsmen, Inc Cash $10,000.00 Total Prize 1 $12,149.00

9. Alaska Health Options, Cash $250.00 Hooked Seafood Company, Gift Certificate for custom processing $100.00 MRV Architects, Cash $100.00 Ward Air, Inc, Gift Certificate for one hour of Piston Beaver flight time $815.00 Total Prize 9 $1,265.00 10. Filipino Community, Cash $100.00 Foodland Ace Hardware, Electric Downrigger $648.00 Juneau Archery Club, 1 Family Membership $30.00 Mendenhall Marine, Cash $250.00 Total Prize 10 $1,028.00

18. Andy Meiners, CPA, Cash $100.00 Balloons by Night Moods Balloon Table Jack Bouquet $26.00 Pavitt Health & Fitness, 5 1-day Passes $75.00 Sportsmans Warehouse, Prize Package $500.00 Total Prize 18 $701.00

Dr Mark Riederer DDS, Cash $50.00 Gas N Go, Gift Certificate $25.00 Juneau Yacht Club, 2018-2019 Membership and $250 Cash $400.00 Total Prize 27 $650.00

28. Southeast Alaska Surgery Center Cash $100.00 Beverly & Larry Schutt, Rie Munoz Print $225.00 Gas N Go, Gift Certificate $25.00 M&M Tours, Cash $300.00 Total Prize 28 $650.00

19. Coeur Alaska, Inc, Cash $100.00 Mark A Smith EA LLC, Cash $50.00 Subway, Gift Certificate $25.00 Super Bear, Gift Certificate $50.00 Valley Lumber, Bosch 18vt 4 tool combo kit $446.00 29. Hecla Mining Co, Cash $500.00 Total Prize 19 $671.00 Gross Alaska Theatres, Gift pack of movie 2. Alaska Airlines 2 Roundtrip coach tickets and concessions for two, $50.00 areawide $2,500.00 11. Admiralty Environmental, Cash $100.00 20. Deharts, Gift Certificate $50.00 Safeway, Gift Certificate $25.00 Construction Machinery Industrial Inc Cash Glacier State Contractors, Cash $500.00 Foodland IGA, Gift Certificate $50.00 The Bike Doctor, Tune Up $75.00 $250.00 Juneau Emergency Medical Associates, Inc Total Prize 29 $650.00 Douglas Depot, Gift Certificate (excludes Smith Properties Boat Yard Cash $300.00 gas) $50.00 Cash $500.00 Total Prize 2 $3,050.00 Mommy-n-Me, Gift Certificate $20.00 Juneau Glass, Up to 20 SF Laminated 30. Alaska Unlimited Realty, Cash $100.00 Safety Glass Western Auto Marine, Gift Certificate Pavitt Health & Fitness, 1 month 3. Broken Rudder, Gift Certificate $500.00 $320.00 $75.00 Total Prize 20 $695.00 Membership Juneau Shooting Sports Foundation Cash Total Prize 11 $970.00 $135.00 $250.00 21. Alaska Bullet Works Inc, Gift Certificate Freya Romance Boutique, Gift Certificate Les Schwab Tire Center, Set of 4 Custom 12. Capital Realty LLC, Cash $250.00 $120.00 $25.00 Trailer Wheels & Tires $1,000.00 Mendenhall Auto, Orion Cooler $449.00 Alaska Marine Lines, Cash $500.00 Goldbelt Mt. Roberts Tramway, 2020 Basic Platinum Real Estate, Tool set, Gift Cert. for Northern Communications Co., Cash Miss Scarlett’s Greenery Custom Family Pass $160.00 Juneau Food Tours, misc. $300.00 $25.00 Arrangement delivered $150.00 Tongass Veterinary Services, LLC, Cash Stan & Lynne Lee Cash $250.00 Sportsmans Warehouse, Gift Certificates Total Prize 21 $770.00 $250.00 Wings Airways & The Taku Glacier Lodge $100.00 Total Prize 30 $670.00 5 Glacier Seaplane Exploration for 2 Western Auto Marine, Gift Certificates 22. Boarderline, Sweatshirt $55.00 $458.00 $73.00 Flying Squirrel Espresso, Cup with $20 Gift 31. Alaska Auto, Gift Certiciate for an Oil Total Prize 3 $2,758.00 Total Prize 12 $897.00 Certificate $28.00 Change $100.00 Lowpete Construction, Inc, Froyo Gift Card Alaska Concrete Casting, Cash $250.00 4 Anchor Point Lodge & Shelter Lodge 13. Dr. Christine Moleski DMD, Cash $100.00 DIPAC, Gift Basket $250.00 Cash $1,000.00 $200.00 Nizich Family Dental, Cash $500.00 Mark A Smith EA LLC, Cash $50.00 Willie’s Marine, Gift Certificate $250.00 Sandbar & Grill, Gift Cards for Fish & Chips Total Prize 22 $683.00 Total Prize 31 $650.00 Wings Airways & The Taku Glacier Lodge $40.00 Taku Lodge Feast & 5 Glacier Seaplane Sandpiper Café, Gift Certificate $50.00 23. Balloons by Night Moods, Balloon Table 32. Devils Club Brewery, Growler and Gift Flight for 2 $658.00 Southeast Furniture Warehouse Recliner Jack Bouquet $26.00 Certificate $20 $30.00 Total Prize 4 $1,908.00 $600.00 Foodland IGA, Gift Certificate $50.00 Jacks Plumbing and Heating, Cash Total Prize 13 $890.00 Rainy Retreat Books, Gift Certificate $50.00 $250.00 5. Alaska Seaplanes, Space Available Southeast Radiology Consultants LLC, Cash LJ Alarm Monitoring, Cash $100.00 roundtrip for 2 from Juneau to any 14. Coastal Helicopters, 2 Icefield Excursion $500.00 Maggie & David Hall, Cash $50.00 scheduled destination $1,280.00 Seats $618.00 Sweetheart Gems, Gift Certificate $25.00 Pavitt Health & Fitness, 5 1-day Passes Alaska Fish & Chips Co., Gift Certificate Coeur Alaska, Inc, Cash $100.00 Total Prize 23 $651.00 $75.00 $30.00 Louie’s Douglas Inn, Gift Certificate $50.00 Valley Domino’s 19041, Gift Certificate IBEW Local 1547, Cash $250.00 Magic Nails Spa, Cash $50.00 $75.00 24. Alaska Galore Tours, Cash $100.00 Willie’s Marine, Gift Certificate $250.00 Udder Culture, Gift Certificate $50.00 Balloons by Night Moods Vein Specialists of Alaska LLC, Christmas Total Prize 5 $1,810.00 Total Prize 14 $868.00 Balloon Monkey Bouquet $26.00 Story Leg Lamp $30.00 Bartlett Regional Hospital, Cash $300.00 Total Prize 32 $610.00 6. Adventure Bound, Tracy Arm Fare for 1 15. Alaska Litho, Cash $250.00 Glacier Salt Cave & Spa, 1 hr Salt Cave $165.00 Ben Pinney, Cash $100.00 Rental (up to 15 ppl) $200.00 33. Boheme, Gift Certificate $75.00 Alaska Commercial Contractors, Cash Carpet Source, Gift Certificate for Materials Seongs, Gift Certificate $50.00 Deharts, Gift Certificate $50.00 $1,000.00 only $500.00 Total Prize 24 $676.00 Juneau Pizza, One 14” specialty pizza Mike’s Airport Express, Gift Certificate Total Prize 15 $850.00 coupon $23.00 $125.00 25. Eric Paulson, Cash $100.00 Logan General Tax Practice, Cash $100.00 Willie’s Marine, Gift Certificate $250.00 16. Alaska Fjordlines, Cash $50.00 Juneau Pizza, One 14” specialty pizza Mt Bradley Corporation, Cash $250.00 Valley Fuel & Services, 1 time fuel fill up Dr Jared Lee, DDC, 1 dental cleaning/ coupon $23.00 Tianna Banua, Gift Certificate for Haircut (not to exceed $100) $100.00 exam/x-rays $429.00 Petro Marine, Cash $500.00 $58.00 Total Prize 6 $1,640.00 Gastineau Guiding, Cash $250 & 2 tumblers Total Prize 25 $623.00 Waste Management, Disposal Gift Certificate $300.00 $74.00 7. Dr. Ted Schwarting, Cash $500.00 Total Prize 16 $779.00 26. Aggpro/Colaska, 1 10YD Dump Truck Total Prize 33 $630.00 Goldbelt Mt. Roberts, Tramway 2020 Load of D-1 delivered on Juneau Road

Premium Pass Plus $210.00 17. Bell Machine & Welding, Service Boat System $400.00 34. Balloons By Night Moods, Balloon Juneau Mercantile & Armory, 1 Year Family Drive Shaft $150.00 Bookkeeping Plus, Cash $100.00 Monkey Bouquet $26.00 Membership $630.00 D & S Recycling, Cash $100.00 Costco, Gift Certificate $50.00 Costco, Gift certificate $50.00 NC Machinery, Battery $194.00 Mi Casa, Gift Certificate $100.00 The Mason Jar, Cash $100.00 El Sombrero, Gift certificate $100.00 Total Prize 7 $1,534.00 Squirez, Cash $250.00 Total Prize 26 $650.00 Ike’s Fuel, Cash $100.00 Zootz Alor, Gift Certificate for 1 item (not to Reliable Sheet Metal, Cash $250.00 8. Odom Corporation, Cash $500.00 exceed $100) $100.00 27. Pavitt Health & Fitness, 5 1-day Passes Waste Management, Disposal Gift Certifcate Northstar Trekking, Helicopter Glacier Total Prize 17 $700.00 $75.00 $74.00 Walkabout OR Trek for two $890.00 Capitol Idea Properties, Cash $100.00 Total Prize 34 $600.00 Total Prize 8 $1,390.00

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35. Cycle Alaska, Bicycle Tune-up (Herbert) $75.00 Jared L Erickson, Cash $150.00 Pavitt Health & Fitness, 1 month Membership $135.00 Sandbar & Grill, Gift Cards for Fish & Chips $60.00 Shattuck & Grummett Insurance, Cash $250.00 Total Prize 35 $670.00 36. Hearthside Books, Gift Certificate $100.00 Aurora Chiropractic Center, Cash $100.00 Dr. Jennifer Schmidt, Cash $250.00 Freya Romance Boutique, Gift Certificate $25.00 Mommy-n-Me, Gift Certificate $20.00 Taku Tattoo, Gift Certificate $125.00 Total Prize 36 $620.00 37. Dr. David A Miller, Cash $100.00 Flying Squirrel Espresso, Cup & $20 Gift Certificate $28.00 Silverbow Construction, Cash $200.00 The Island Pub, Gift Certificate $300.00 Village Barber Shop II, Men’s Haircut $22.00 Total Prize 37 $650.00 38. Anonymous, Cash $100.00 Elgee Rehfeld Mertz, LLC, Cash $100.00 Mike Hatch Sales & Service, Cash $50.00 Mommy-n-Me, Gift Certificate $20.00 Perseverance Theatre, 2 2018-19 Season Tickets $350.00 Safeway, Gift Certificate $25.00 Total Prize 38 $645.00 39. Allen Marine Tours, Gift Certificate for 2 for 3 hour whale watching tour $300.00 Douglas Café, Gift Certificate $25.00 Exit Realty of Juneau, Cash $100.00 Foodland IGA, Gift Certificate $50.00 Home Liquor, Gift Certificate $100.00 Little Mermaid Beauty Salon, Cash $50.00 Total Prize 39 $625.00 40. Alaska Auto, Gift Certificate for an oil change $100.00 Balloons by Night Moods, Balloon Fish Bouquet $40.00 Driftwood Hotel, 2 Night Stay for 2 $250.00 Duck Creek Market, Gift Certificate $25.00 Squirez, Cash $250.00 Total Prize 40 $665.00

41. Betts Boat Repair, 2 hours labor for repair or service to marine equipment or vessel $300.00 Gregory Cook & Tamara Brandt Cook, Cash $100.00 Juneau Pizza, One 16” specialty pizza coupon $27.00 Mike & Astrid Bethers, Cash $100.00 Western Auto Marine, Gift Certificate $73.00 Total Prize 41 $600.00 42. Alaska Concrete Casting, Cash $250.00 COPPA, Gift Certificate $25.00 Don Abel Building Supply, Gift Certificate $250.00

49. Alaska Seafood Company, Inc, Gift Certificate for custom processing $100.00 Dr Forrest Messerschmidt, OD, Cash $500.00 43. Alaska Electric Light & Power, Cash Juneau Archery Club, 1 Single Membership $20.00 $250.00 Harri Plumbing and Heating, Gift Balloons By Night Moods, Balloon Certificate $100.00 Monkey Bouquet $26.00 Total Prize 49 $720.00 43. Heritage Coffee Company Cups, Chocolate, 1 lb. of Coffee, Water Bottle 50. Alaska Auto, Gift Certificate for oil $72.00 Juneau Pizza, One 14” Specialty Pizza change $100.00 Devil’s Hideaway, Cash $250.00 Coupon $23.00 Duck Creek Market, Gift Certificate Juneau Rubber Stamp, LLC, 1 self $25.00 inking stamp $30.00 Glacier Salt Cave & Spa, Salmon Salt Juneau Tours & Whale Watch, Whale Watching Gift Certificate for 2 $230.00 Grilling Kit $128.00 Louie’s Douglas Inn, Gift Certificate Total Prize 43 $631.00 $50.00 Northern Communications Co., Cash 44. Deharts, Gift Certificate $50.00 $25.00 Don Abel Building Supply, Gift Subway, Gift Certificate $25.00 Certificate Total Prize 50 $603.00 $250.00 La Salsa Mexican Food, Gift Certificate $25.00 51. Action Appliance Repair, Cash Seal Pup Auto & Diesel, Cash $250.00 $100.00 Alaska Auto, Gift Certificate for Oil Sweetheart Gems, Gift certificate Change $100.00 $25.00 Juneau Pizza, One 16” specialty pizza Total Prize 44 $600.00 coupon $27.00 Mar y Sol, Cash $20 & Gift Certificate 45. Kelly Building Supply, Cash $60.00 $250.00 Kenny’s Liquor, Gift Certificate $100.00 Thunder Mountain Door and Window Inc, Cash $250.00 Sandbar & Grill, Gift Cards for Fish & Western Auto Marine, Gift Certificate Chips $60.00 Willie’s Marine, Gift Certificate $250.00 $73.00 Total Prize 51 $610.00 Total Prize 45 $660.00 46. Devil’s Hideaway, Cash $250.00 Dragon Inn Chinese Cuisine, Lunch special for two $25.00 Freya Romance Boutique, Gift Certificate $25.00 Larry Olson LPC, Cash $200.00 Lowpete Construction, Inc, Froyo Gift Card $100.00 Village Barber Shop II, Haircut $22.00 Total Prize 46 $622.00 47. Alaska Trollers Association, Cash $50.00 Alaskan Brewing Company, Signs, Caps, T-Shirt, Sweatshirt, glasses, bottle openers, coasters, misc $290.00 Lessmeier and Winters, Cash $150.00 Northern Communications Co., Cash $25.00 Sportsmans Warehouse, Gift Certificate $100.00 Total Prize 47 $615.00 48. Dr. Benjamin Miller, Cash $250.00 La Salsa Mexican Food, Gift Certificate $25.00 Logan General Tax Practice, Cash $100.00 Red Onion Spice & Tea Co., Gift Certificate $30.00 Sweetheart Gems, Gift Certificate $25.00 Travelodge, 1-night Stay $189.00 Total Prize 48 $619.00

52. Alaska Seafood Company, Inc Gift Certificate for custom processing $100.00 Flying Squirrel Espresso, Cup with $20 Gift Certificate $28.00 Lawless Marine, Cash $200.00 Logan General Tax Practice, Cash $100.00 Pavitt Health & Fitness, 1 month Membership $135.00 Valley Paint Center, Gift Certificate $75.00 Total Prize 52 $638.00 53. Devil’s Hideaway, Cash $250.00 Freya Romance Boutique, Gift Certificate $25.00 Juneau Rubber Stamp, LLC, 1 self inking stamp $30.00 Mendenhall Auto, Orion Cooler $449.00 Total Prize 53 $754.00 54. Balloons By Night Moods, Balloon Fish Bouquet $40.00 Deharts, Gift Certificate $50.00 Duck Creek Market, Gift Certificate $25.00 Glacier Muffler & Mechanical, LLC, Cash $250.00 Jerry’s Meats & Seafoods, Gift certificate for $73 in processing or products $73.00 Little Hong Kong, Cash $150.00 Sweetheart Gems, Gift Certificate $25.00 Total Prize 54 $613.00

55. Alaska Concrete Casting, Cash $250.00 Flying Squirrel Espresso, Cup with $20 Gift Certificate $28.00 Northern Tea House, Gift Certificate for loose leaf tea $25.00 Percy’s Liquor, Gift Certificate $50.00 Second Wind Sports, Gift Certificate $100.00 Southeast Alaska Animal Medical Center Cash $100.00 Super Bear, Gift Certificate $50.00 Total Prize 55 $603.00

61. Best Western Grandma’s Feather Bed, 1 nights stay $179.00 Boat Doc, Cash $100.00 Sacred Shine Auto Detailing, Full detail $290.00 SB Maintenance, Cash $100.00 Total Prize 61 $669.00 62. Gas N Go, Gift Certificate $50.00 Mar y Sol, Gift Certificate $40.00 Sandbar & Grill, Gift Cards for Fish & Chips $40.00 Space Unlimited, Inc., Cash $500.00 Total Prize 62 $630.00

56. Foodland IGA, Gift Certificate $50.00 63. Capitol Service, Cash $200.00 Freya Romance Boutique Gift Certificate Freya Romance Boutique, Gift $25.00 Certificate $25.00 NAPA/Glacier Auto Parts, Cash International Union of Operating $200.00 Engineers Local 302, Cash $200.00 Pavitt Health & Fitness, 1 month Juneau Rubber Stamp, LLC, 1 self Membership $135.00 inking stamp $30.00 Schmitz & Buck LLC, CPA’S, Cash Southeast Mine Supplly, Gift Certificate $100.00 for Oil Change $63.00 Thibodeau’s Valley Liquor, Gift Sportsmans Warehouse, Gift Certificate Certificate $100.00 $100.00 Total Prize 56 $610.00 Total Prize 63 $618.00 57. Juneau Glacier Valley Rotary Club, Cash $150.00 Juneau Symphony, Gift Certificate $248.00 Mommy-n-Me, Gift Certificate $20.00 Secon, Cash $100.00 Sportsmans Warehouse, Gift Certificate $100.00 Total Prize 57 $618.00 58. Alaska Seafood Company, Inc, Gift Certificate for custom processing $100.00 Bustin’ Out Boutique, 1 Bra $75.00 Checkmate Pawn Shop, Cash $50.00 Egan Express Lube, Gift Certificate for fuel fill up up to $100 & alignment check $200.00 Logan General Tax Practice, Cash $100.00 , Trucano Construction, Cash $150.00 Total Prize 58 $675.00 59. Behrends Mechanical, Inc, Cash $250.00 Alaska Glacier Seafoods, Seafood Box $230.00 Lowpete Construction, Inc, Froyo Gift Card $100.00 Mommy-n-Me, Gift Certificate $20.00 Total Prize 59 $600.00 60. Alaska Vision Center, Gift Certificate $150.00 Dragon Inn Chinese Cuisine, Lunch special for two $25.00 Duck Creek Market, Gift Certificate $25.00 Mt Bradley Corporation, Cash $250.00 Northern Communications Co., Cash $25.00 Pavitt Health & Fitness, 5 1-day Passes $75.00 Valley Restaurant, Gift Certificate $50.00 Total Prize 60 $600.00

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64. Alaska Plumbing and Heating and Heatpumps, Cash $100.00 Balloons By Night Moods, Fish Balloon Bouquet $40.00 Broken Rudder, Gift Certificate $125.00 Mike & Astrid Bethers , Cash $100.00 Simpco Welding, 1 hr Shop Welding Time $200.00 Super Bear , Gift Certificate $50.00 Total Prize 64 $615.00 65. Balloons By Night Moods, Balloon Table Jack Bouquet $26.00 Family Practice Physicians, Cash $100.00 Flying Squirrel Espresso , Cup with $20 Gift Certificate $28.00 Mendenhall Auto, Orion Cooler $449.00 Valley Dental Lab, Cash $100.00 Total Prize 65 $703.00

Land’s End Jacket & Cooler $100.00 Valley Domino’s 19041, Gift Certificate $75.00 Total Prize 68 $648.00 69. Mike Race Coldwell Banker Race Realty, Cash $100.00 Chatham Electric, Hat, Sweatshirt, T-shirt $80.00 GDM Graphics, Cash $50.00 Jerry’s Meats & Seafoods, Gift certificate for $73 in processing or products $73.00 Logan General Tax Practice Cash $100.00 Northland Audiology & Hearing Services, 1 pair of custom earmolds of any type w/exceptions $300.00 Total Prize 69 $703.00 70. Alaska Auto, Gift Certificate for oil change $100.00 Annie Kaill’s, Dick Libby Fish $100.00 Coeur Alaska, Inc, Cash $100.00 Southeast Alaska Real Estate, Cash $250.00 Sportsmans Warehouse, Gift Certificate $100.00 Total Prize 70 $650.00 71. Donna’s Restaurant, Cash $200.00 Goldbelt Mt. Roberts Tramway, 2020 Premium Pass $145.00 Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, Gift Certificate $50.00 Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club, Cash $100.00 Valley Chiropractic, 2 Backhuggers $72.00 Western Auto Marine, Gift Certificate $73.00 Total Prize 71 $640.00

72. Breeze In, Gift Certificate $50.00 Devil’s Hideaway, Cash $250.00 Electrotech, Cash $100.00 Harri Plumbing & Heating, Gift Certificate $100.00 66. Benjamin R Gilbert DDS PC, Cash Pavitt Health & Fitness, 5 1-day Passes $75.00 $100.00 Super Bear, Gift Certificate $50.00 Broken Rudder , Gift Certifcate Total Prize 72 $625.00 $250.00 Juneau Car Rental Co., Cash $200.00 73. Action Appliance Repair, Cash The Bike Doctor, Tune Up $75.00 $100.00 Total Prize 66 $625.00 Dr Jared Lee, DDC, 1 dental cleaning/

exam/x-rays and Whitening, $580.00 67. Ben’s Marine Services, Cash First National Bank Alaska, Cash $100.00 Breeze In, Gift Certificate & Hat $65.00 $250.00 Glacier Gardens, 2019 Season’s Buddy Mindy Shaw DDS, Cash $100.00 Pass $140.00 Northern Lights Canvas, 2 Hours of Mendenhall Auto, Orion Cooler Shop Time $300.00 $449.00 The Liquor Barrel, Gift Certificate Nugget Alaskan Outfitter, Gift Certificate $50.00 $250.00 Total Prize 67 $615.00 Real Estate Service Inc, Cash $100.00 Residential Mortgage, Cash $250.00 68. Integrity Automotive, Cash $250.00 Sampson Tug & Barge, Gift Certifcate Bridget Lujan CPA, Cash $100.00 $200.00 Gas N Go, Gift Certificate $50.00 Western Auto Marine, Gift Certificate Jerry’s Meats & Seafoods, Gift $250.00 certificate for $73 in processing or Total Prize 73 $2,569.00 products $73.00 Rueben Willis - State Farm, Large

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HOW TO IDENTIFY PACIFIC SALMON SPECIES COHO SALMON:

KING (CHINOOK) SALMON:

Greenish-blue back with silvery sides. Small black spots on the back, dorsal Black mouth with white fin, and gums at base of teeth usually on lower jaw. on upper lobe of the tail only.

Blue-gray with silvery sides. Small, irregular-shaped black spots on back, dorsal fin, and usually on both lobes of the tail.

Spawning coho salmon adults develop greenish-black heads and dark brown to maroon bodies.

Black mouth with black gums at base of teeth on lower jaw.

SOCKEYE (RED) SALMON:

Dark blue-black back with silvery sides. No distinct spots on back, dorsal fin, or tail.

Spawning king salmon adults lose their silvery bright color and take on a maroon to olive brown color.

Spawning sockeye salmon adults develop dull green colored heads and brick-red to scarlet bodies.

CHUM (DOG) SALMON:

PINK (HUMPIES) SALMON:

Dull gray back with yellowish-silver sides.

No distinct spots on back or tail. Large eye pupil - covers nearly the entire eye.

Very large spots on the back and large black oval blotches on both tail lobes. Very small scales.

Spawning adults take on a dull gray coloration on the back and upper sides with a creamy white color below. Males develp a pronounced hump.

Spawning adults develop olive green coloration on the back with maroon sides with irregular dull red bars. Males exhibit many large canine-like teeth.

Salmon give up everything to reproduce.

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#1 THE TERRITORIAL SPORTSMEN, INC. $100 for the largest Coho weighed in at each weigh in station Friday, Saturday, and Sunday $75 for the 2nd largest Coho weighed in at each weigh in station Friday, Saturday, and Sunday $50 for the 3rd largest Coho weighed in at each weigh in station on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $2,025 #2 WESTERN AUTO MARINE $50 for largest King weighed in at each weigh-in station on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday $50 for largest Coho weighed in at each weigh-in station on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $900 #3 NORTHRIM BANK $100 for the largest Coho weighed in by a girl 12 years or younger on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $300 #4 HESSON AND DEAKINS, INC. $150 each day for the largest Coho weighed in at each weigh station on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $450

#10 JUNEAU HYDROPOWER, INC. $500 for the largest Coho weighed in by a Veteran Total value: $500 #11 ALASKA USA INSURANCE BROKERS $70 for the 70th fish weighed in each day, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $210 #12 OLIVERS TROPHIES AND ENGRAVING Trophy for largest Coho weighed in by a child 12 years or younger Total value: $175 #13 KARL’S AUTO AND MARINE $100 for largest Coho weighed in at the Douglas dock each day, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $300 #14 RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE $75 for the largest Coho turned in by a Veteran $75 for the largest Coho turned in by an Alaska Native 6 - $25 VISA gift cards to be handed out Saturday and Sunday Total value: $300

#5 SONIE’S SERVICES $50 for the largest Coho weighed in by a female at each weigh station on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Total value: $450 #6 TANNERS SERVICE CENTER $50 for the fifth fish weighed in by both a male and a female 12 years or younger at Douglas weigh station Friday and Saturday Total value: $200 #7 BULLWINKLE’S PIZZA 3 - $25 pizza certificates to be given away at Auke Bay, Amalga and Douglas docks each day.

Total value: $675 #8 LARRY’S QUALITY HEATING & PLUMBING, INC. $250 for the eldest fisher with a fish weighing in the top 73 fish.

Total value: $250 #9 US COAST GUARD AUXILIARY $50 for the first fisher to show up at the Auke Bay dock with a weigh-in or scholarship Coho and has a 2019 USCG vessel safety sticker Total value: $50

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SPECIAL PRIZES

except for the page of the organization’s minutes reporting that the [Territorial] Sportsmen discussed plans for holding a summer derby “at the Tee Harbor and Point Bishop, or thereabouts” to take place “during the summer months with prizes awarded,” no other records exist specifying that a derby actually took place that year.

At the time, summer derbies were a common occurrence in the Juneau area. They usually consisted of weekend and holiday outings organized by friends and neighbors, most of which took place in the area of Marmion Island, located at the southeastern end of Douglas Island.

In any case, by 1947 the Territorial Sportsmen were planning their first officially sponsored derby. They initially discussed sponsoring two – one to take place at either Marmion Island or Point Bishop, and a second later in the season at Tee Harbor.

Eventually plans evolved as part of the American Association Outdoor Writers Convention. The Daily Alaska Empire reported that the group would include 50 nationally known wildlife photographers, newspaper columnists, magazine and book writers, and representatives from the game departments of several states. They were scheduled to arrive in Juneau via a flotilla of small boats on August 26.

The ensuing plans soon took on all the appearances of a contemporary media event with the Territorial Sportsmen’s first president, Milo G. Clouse, actively promoting the efforts by speaking to local organizations and receiving extended newspaper coverage. Clouse looked upon the derby as an opportunity to establish Juneau as the greatest tourist and sports center in Alaska.

He predicted that the derby would grow into the largest and most important event in the Territory and hoped that a log clubhouse would be built from some of the proceeds.

Beginning with the first official derby, [the Territorial] Sportsmen published brochures outlining

THE FIRST GOLDEN NORTH SALMON DERBY Written years ago by Karleen Alstead Grummett

It was during the period of reconstruction following World War II that the idea for sponsoring a salmon derby first became a goal of the Territorial Sportsmen, Inc., who had incorporated on August 15, 1945. According to charter member Wayne Johnson, the Derby was initially formed to fund the organization’s deer feeding program for the purpose of protecting subsistence deer hunting. The new fund raiser was called the Salmon Derby, scheduled for only one day and destined to be interrupted by equinoxal storm.

Larry Parker, former Juneau mayor, remembers the first derby taking place in 1946. However,

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derby rules and other associated information.

Inexplicably, the first one listed the derby as sponsored by the Juneau Sportsmen Association.

It is not clear why this was done, although a sportsmen’s group with the same name existed before the War, and some Territorial Sportsmen favored changing the organization’s name to Juneau Sportsmen. In any case, all future derby pamphlets carried the official organization name, [Territorial Sportsmen, Inc.].

The official derby name was coined in 1948

by Territorial Sportsmen Larry Parker and Jack Glover. Parker ran an offset printing press and engraving business in a shop he shared with Glover, a commercial artist. Parker had recently worked on a fireworks display for a Fairbanks celebration using the word “Golden” in their official name. After Glover noted that the derby was probably the farthest north in the world, Parker said the two then put their observations together to create the Golden North Salmon Derby name, which they first used in their “Golden North Sport and Travel News” advertising brochure, a forerunner to the present “Derby News.”

By August, regulations were issued by the Derby Rules Committee comprised of representatives from area service clubs, including Larry Parker, Kiwanis; Rod Darnell and E. L. Keithahn, Rotary; Milo Clouse, Lions; Mrs. Dean Goodwin, Business and Professional Women; Mrs. Norma Johnson, Soroptimist; Fred Henning, Juneau Merchants Association; Henry M. Hogue, Territorial Sportsmen, and Homer Nordling, American Legion.

Rules specified the age limit for derby contestants as ten years, and ages 10 to 16 were required to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Women and youth could receive help in landing fish, although this rule changed in 1949 to specify that anyone could receive assistance in gaffing fish after they were played to the side of a boat. All boats were required to include at least two registered occupants and official starting and warning signals would sound near the judges’ floats.

Thirty items comprised the first prize list, which included a 1947 Plymouth “Deluxe” automobile, and a boat and outboard motor. These two prizes would hold the traditional first and second award slots for many years. The two largest king salmon would be awarded first and second prize, with other prizes awarded among other species.

Although a number of prizes were donated by state sporting goods manufacturers, as today, local merchants donated most of the prizes consisting then primarily of rods, reels, sleeping bags, and other outdoor gear. All items were displayed in the Alaska Electric Light and Power office window across from the Baranof Hotel, and award ceremonies were scheduled for the Juneau

Sportsmen made some rule changes. Starting time was moved to 8:00 am and boat owners were advised of possible inspections by Coast Guard officials. Small craft were required to carry red flags for emergency use and larger boats would display white flags for warning boaters to end fishing and return to shore by 4:00 pm. Entrants were given numbers to facilitate fish weigh-in. [Territorial] Sportsmen also moved the official Auke Bay float location from Auke Bay Recreation Area to Jim Hickey’s float in Auke Bay, and added another station at the Auke Bay Forest Service float.

The second derby attempt succeeded.

Richard Peter of KINY Radio, with the assistance of Andy Thorgaard, planned to broadcast derby news from and Alaska Coastal Airlines Grumman Goose aircraft and Bob Druxman was to give unofficial derby results from Auke Bay during their daily five o’clock newscast. On September 7, they reported that Dick Harris had won the first Golden North Salmon Derby with a 38 pound, 4-ounce salmon.

ABOVE: 2017 Golden North Salmon Derby

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ballpark, which was then located where the Federal Building now stands.

[Territorial] Sportsmen also served as boat brokers, matching people with available boat space.

At the time, cruisers and sport boats were not as prevalent as today and entrants fished primarily from small open skiffs, commercial halibut boats, or from vessels belonging to the Alaska-Juneau Gold Mine.

[Territorial] Sportsmen expected 200 boats to compete for the estimated $4,500 in prizes.

Juneau’s Daily Alaska Empire proclaimed that boat whistles would “reverberate throughout the area to signal the opening and closing of the derby,” and a warning signal would allow fishermen to reach weigh-in stations before the 6:00 pm deadline.

Floats were to be anchored off Tee Harbor and Auke Bay Recreation Area, where the Soroptimist and Business and Professional Women’s clubs planned a picnic barbecue free for all derby contestants. Even the Mendenhall Bar had been dredged, allowing a four-foot clearance at a 15-foot tide. The Coast Guard offered two boats to patrol the derby, but also requested assistance from all boat owners.

Meanwhile, Milo Clouse was arranging for a fleet of eight vessels, including the Monterey, a 110-foot yacht skippered by Jack Westfall, and three Fish and Wildlife Service and Forest Service boats, to meet the Outdoor Writers when they arrived in Ketchikan and escort them through the Inside Passage to Juneau. Unfortunately, fog and icebergs in the steamer channel delayed the writers’ departure from Petersburg and all local welcoming festivities were

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postponed.

When it did occur a day later on August 31, the derby was suspended by high winds and rough water. Larger vessels and the Coast Guard were kept busy until late into the night helping small boats back to port. Former board member Dean Williams remembered that he and his partner had salmon on their lines when the halibut boat came alongside to tell them GOOD LUCK, ANGLERS! the derby was over.

“We didn’t want to quit,” We’re all winning because Williams said, “but they every derby entry supports hoisted us, the fish and scholarships for Alaska kids. the whole works onto the deck.” The derby was rescheduled for the following Sunday and fish already turned in would qualify for prizes.

Unfortunately, members of the Outdoor Writers had to leave town as scheduled.

Before the rescheduled derby took place, [Territorial] heclagreenscreek.com

JDHS STUDENTS BUIILD NEW DERBY HOUSE Derby anglers who validate their derby tickets or weigh in fish at the Auke Bay station will be greeted this year by a brand new derby house.

The new house comes compliments of JDHS’s vocational ed class, taught by Andy Bullick.

During the past school year, Andy Bullick and his class worked with Jim Cartmill from the Territorial Sportsmen to design a lighter weight structure, using 2” X 2” JDHS vocational students, Tim Degner, Ethan Welch, Cooper Betelli, Festis Lachester and Caleb Peimann put a coat of fresh paint on the new Auke Bay derby house. framing instead of the Erickson’s classmates include Cooper Barelli, vocational ed students have been awarded standard 2” X 4” framing used in Tim Degner, Carl Doutt, Isaac Gabel, Festis TSI scholarships over the years, and that the original structure. Andy Bullick and his Lachester, Mitchell Laudert, Caleb Peimann, the scholarships have proven extremely students plan to build two more new, lighter Tyler Weldon and Ethan Welch. Don Abel valuable in enabling students to achieve their weight houses next year to replace the ones Building Supply generously provided paint educational goals. at Douglas and Amalga. and materials at a discounted rate.

If you know Andy Bullick or any of Camden Erickson, a sophomore in last The new, lightweight, freshly painted the students responsible for the new Auke year’s vocational ed class, said the project Auke Bay derby house will replace the Bay derby house, please take a moment to was fun, though it was a bit tricky getting one that was built over 40 years ago. TSI acknowledge their efforts. Their contribution all the measurements and angles right. deeply appreciates the contribution made helps enable TSI to continue offering He and his classmates not only cut and by our Juneau youth and looks forward to scholarships to high school graduates. painted the wooden structure, but they also more interactions with Andy Bullick’s class Thanks a million to Andy Bullick and the designed connectors that could be used in replacing the other two derby houses entire vocational ed team! to more easily assemble and disassemble in the coming year.

When praised for his the structure, given that derby houses are efforts, Andy Bullick noted that several of his stored in a warehouse between derbies.

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2019 DERBY VOLUNTEER DEDICATION Kami Bartness is no newcomer to the Golden North Salmon Derby. Growing up in Juneau, she was introduced to it at a very young age by her fishing enthusiast father, Ole. Ole and Kami’s mother, Sandy, had a fishing charter business for years, and several of their clients fished and placed among the derby prize winners. Kami, for her part, helped out as a deck hand on her parents’ boat, the 37 foot M/V Islander, and though she never placed among the derby prize winners, Kami was on the derby grounds beginning when she was a toddler of two or three. According to Kami, her five years of crewing was “the best job I ever had!” For a time, the M/V Islander was the boat sponsored during the derby by KINY Radio and took to the derby grounds with past derby legends like Dick Garrison and Rudy Pusich. Kami Bartness remembers them well. As for her family’s success in the derby, Kami Bartness is proud to point out that her son, Erik, placed among the prize winners twice, with 20.5 lb and 21.0 lb cohos. “He even got a trophy” she proudly quips.

Kami Bartness’s dad was among the first recipients of the Territorial Sportsmen’s scholarships, receiving one in 1956. That scholarship allowed Ole to go to college, obtain a degree in engineering, return to Juneau and fulfill a full and productive career in his home town. Kami Bartness realizes that her grandparents couldn’t have afforded the college tuition back in the day, which is why she is so appreciative of TSI and why she has volunteered so much time and energy to the organization and its mission over the past two decades.

Seventeen years ago, Kami Bartness first volunteered to help on the

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docks under the tutelage of Mary Pegues. Two years later, as Mary and other longtime volunteers took well-deserved “retirements” from the event, Kami Bartness stepped up to oversee the organization and logistics of the Douglas, Auke Bay and Amalga dock crews and she began her tenure as the lead at the Auke Bay dock. Besides her commitment to the derby, Kami Bartness stepped up to serve 12 years on TSI’s board of directors. She also served for several years on TSI’s scholarship committee. Now, with a scant year and a half left before she can retire from her State job, Kami Bartness recently mentioned that she may be interested in getting back on the board. This is incredibly great news for the organization and our community!

When asked what she enjoys most about her involvement in the derby, Kami says unequivocally that she has fully fallen in love with the event. “It’s something I look forward to every year,” she says. “I love the friendly competition and good natured jabs among derby anglers,” she adds. Furthermore, she loves seeing and interacting with friends and new acquaintances each year.

“There’s a group of guys who have shown up to be the first to get validated at Auke Bay for several years now. I love seeing them come, and I love how they step up and help me make coffee and attend to last minute preparations.”

While serving on TSI’s scholarship committee, Kami Bartness found herself impressed by the enthusiasm, positive attitudes and drive of many of the high school applicants. “It gave me faith in the future of our state,” Kami reflects. “In a time where there is so much in the news about youth and drugs, it was inspiring to see young people with their heads on straight, with goals for their futures and a desire to contribute back to their roots.” Kami has been impressed by the number of scholarship winners who have returned to Juneau after obtaining their higher education and become contributing members of our society. “It’s heartwarming,” Kami reflects.

Over the years, Kami has witnessed some funny incidents during the 3-day derby event.

“Eight to Ten years ago, when we were still using the old ramp at Statter Harbor, I watched a guy and his wife launch their boat,” Kami remembers. “The guy had his wife back the trailer down the ramp, thinking it would be great practice. Well, things got ugly pretty quick! The wife lost control, the trailer jackknifed, and the boat went flying off the trailer.

Thankfully, it actually ended up in the water, though it was offshore floating away, with the husband yelling at his wife and the wife crying like a baby.” Kami’s advice? “Don’t use derby weekend as the time to teach or practice trailer backing!”

Besides the trailer incident, Kami Bartness recalls at least 3 times when anglers dropped nice, award-placing fish in the water while attempting to hand them off to dock volunteers.

“It’s a sick feeling for both the angler and the dock worker to see a 20+ lb salmon drop between the dock and the unloading boat,” Kami says. Her recommendation? “Be sure the dock volunteer has a GOOD STRONG hold of your fish before letting go!” And then there’s the 58 foot M/V Endurance II, owned and operated by derby co-chair, Jerry Burnett. “When that monster comes into sight of our dock,” Kami says matter of factly, “I feel tremendously intimidated, and I tell dock workers and bystanders alike to brace themselves!” Thankfully, Jerry has always managed to dock his boat safely, without damage or injury to people or facilities!

And beyond the derby and her impending retirement? Well, Kami is engaged to be married next May 16 in Juneau. Kami, her fiancé Gerald Grant and several family and friends will cruise from San Francisco to Juneau, get off the cruise ship for the wedding ceremony and then reboard the ship to continue on to Skagway and back to San Francisco.

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TSI and all your derby fans wish you and Gerald a long and happy life together, Kami.

And we thank you for your years of dedication to TSI and its mission, and to contributing so much to the success of the derby and the funds it provides to high school graduates!

TSI is proud to dedicate its 2019 Golden North Salmon Derby to Kami Bartness!! Rock on, girl!!

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Past Derby Winners Past Derby Winners

1984 Eugene Shields, Juneau, 33.0 lbs.

1947 Dick Harris, Juneau, 38 lbs., 4 oz.

1985 Sue Judson, Juneau, 35.2 lbs.

1948 Bob Henry, Seattle, 37 lbs., 13 oz.

1986 John Estes, Douglas, 38.7 lbs.

1949 Mrs. Ann Clements, Juneau, 36 lbs., 6 oz.

1987 Anne Patrice Hudson, Juneau, 30.9 lbs.

1950 Mrs. A.W. Boddy, Juneau, 36 lbs., 3 oz.

1988 Vince DeMuth, Juneau, 32.3 lbs.

1951 E.E. Norton, Juneau, 56 lbs.,

1988 Carlton Russell, Jr., Juneau, 32.3 lbs.

1952 C.E. (Chuck) Porter, Juneau, 43 lbs.,

1989 Jay Ellis, Juneau, 44.0 lbs.

1953 Jack Messer , Thane, 51 lbs., 10 oz.

1990 Roger Drapeaux, Juneau, 55.0 lbs.

1954 Lonnie Temple, Juneau, 51 lbs., 4 oz.

1991 Linda Egan, Douglas, 31.45 lbs.

1955 Bob Pasquan, Juneau, 46 lbs., 8 oz.

1992 Terry Wirta, Pelican, 34.7 lbs.

1956 Dale Dean, Juneau, 42 lbs., 6 oz.

1993 Mike Vuille, Juneau, 35.9 lbs.

1957 Henry Tacholsky, Juneau, 59 lbs., 3 oz.

1994 Alfred Cook, Juneau, 33.5 lbs.

1958 Roy Conners, Juneau, 44 lbs., 3 oz.

1995 Betty Niemi, Juneau, 30.0 lbs.

1959 Kenneth Schaffer, Juneau, 49 lbs., 14 oz.

1996 Peter Gundersen, Juneau, 31.1 lbs.

1960 George Cantillon, Auke Bay, 42 lbs., 14 oz.

[Maggie Hall caught a $100,000, 7.9 lb tagged fish]

1961 Rudy Pusich, Douglas, 43 lbs., 15 oz.

1997 Shane Rear, Juneau, 31.2 lbs.

1962 Bill Overstreet, Juneau, 29 lbs., 2 oz.

1998 Michael Scott Kelly, Haines, 30.4 lbs.

1963 Joel Pasquan, Juneau, 43 lbs., 15 oz.

1999 William Hartsock, Douglas, 28.0 lbs.

1964 Marvel Boddy, Juneau, 36 lbs., 13 oz.

2000 Wayne Sutherland, Boise, ID, 36.9 lbs.

1965 Mrs. Emma Williams, Hoonah, 47 lbs., 14 oz.

2001 Ryan Beason, Douglas, 33.9 lbs.

1966 Claude Elton, Juneau, 44 lbs., 15 oz.

2002 Ryan Beason, Douglas, 34.0 lbs.

1967 Elmer Lindstrom, Juneau, 44 lbs., 14 oz.

2003 Vickie Perry, Juneau, 35.2 lbs.

1968 James Beedle, Juneau, 30 lbs., 11 oz.

2004 Carol Munro, Juneau, 26.5 lbs.

1969 Reynolds Young, Juneau, 40 lbs., 3 oz.

2005 Debbie White, Juneau, 32.9 lbs.

1970 Joyce Wollfolk, Sitka, 40 lbs., 8 oz.

2006 Ron Repplinger, Beaverton, 30.8 lbs.

1971 Gary Hedges, Juneau, 59 lbs., 8 oz.

2007 Steve Mielke, Juneau, 36.4 lbs.

1972 Frank Williams, Juneau, 48 lbs., 4 oz.

2008 Sheldon Winters, Juneau, 35.6 lbs.

1973 William Bendixen, Juneau, 39 lbs., 12 oz.

2009 Marsha Montag, Juneau, 28.6 lbs.

1974 Tilly Hines, Juneau, 31 lbs., 12 oz.

2010 Ted Quinn, Juneau, 26.0 lbs.

1975 Johan Dybdahl, Juneau, 42 lbs., 14 oz.

2011 Sandra Dunn, Juneau, 24.8 lbs.

1976 Dick Straty, Tee Harbor, 50 lbs., 5 oz.

2012 Brysen Mitchell, Juneau, 26.8 lbs.

1977 Jerry Ratliff, Juneau, 50 lbs., 5 oz.

2013 Jody Hass, Juneau, 29.2 lbs.

1978 Marc Tuchsherer, Juneau, 28 lbs., 10 oz.

2014 Max Mielke, Juneau, 27.9 lbs.

1979 Lance Youngquist, Juneau, 48 lbs., 1 oz.

2015 Jody Hass, Juneau, 27.4 lbs.

1980 Joseph Junker, Douglas, 27 lbs., 5 oz.

2016 Katherine Diamond, Juneau, 27.4 lbs.

1981 Mike Fairbanks, Juneau, 32 lbs., 3 oz.

2017 Donald Zenger, Juneau, 18.8 lbs.

1982 Robert Williams, Jr., Juneau, 29 lbs., 8 oz.

2018 James McKnight, Juneau, 17.7 lbs

1983 Larry Edmonson, Juneau, 36 lbs., 15 oz.

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TERRITORIAL SPORTSMEN SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

1953 Johnny Harris 1955 Jack Weisgerber 1956 Olaf Bartness 1956 Robert Whistler 1957 Malin Babcock 1957 Richard Newton 1958 Martha Cole Devot 1958 Tom Carpenter 1959 Kenneth Gain 1959 Kristin Kennedy Gray 1960 Ed Loidhammer 1960 Linda Willis Noble 1961 Dennis Sperl 1961 John Gissberg 1961 Patsy Popejoy Nordmark 1962 Gary Komatsubara 1962 Gloria Osborne Katzenberger 1962 Roger Eichmann 1963 Bill Stoddard 1963 John Cooper 1963 Lee Ann Satre Penman 1964 Douglas Wahto 1964 Dwight Urbane Nelson 1964 Eugene Lundstrom 1964 William Dean 1965 Anthony Shepard 1965 Bernard Bolton 1965 Craig Forrest 1965 Lillian Dore Felsted 1965 John Gissberg* 1966 Jerry Taylor 1966 Richard Mattson 1966 Sharon Fader Pippin 1966 Ted Merrell 1967 Charles Van Kirk 1967 Glen Sheppard 1967 Margaret Shaw Schiebe 1967 Tom McLaughlin 1968 Doris Kirchhofer 1968 Douglas Adam Moles 1968 Kathy Floreske Schutte 1968 Stephen Watkins 1969 Chris Allen 1969 Diane Harris 1969 Greg Howe 1969 Robert Olson 1970 Cecelia Adkins Watkins 1970 Charles Mendenhall 1970 Eric Cody Salter 1970 Paul Johnson 1970 Peggy Whelan Maclnnis 1970 Robert Ward 1971 Albert Bixby 1971 Carl Bland 1971 John Hanna 1971 Linda Blefgen 1971 Lyman Thorsteinson 1972 Chris Grieser 1972 Cynthia Trice 1972 Gary Adair 1972 Lynette Anderson 1972 Mike Mitchell 1973 Betsy McHugh 1973 Carmine DiCostanzo 1973 Donald Brooks 1973 Randy Riddell 1973 Richard Behrends

1973 Sally Hanna Hinzman 1973 Steve Strandberg 1974 Richard McConagy 1974 Anna Mclean 1974 Barbara Branton 1974 Bern Savikko 1974 Bonny Buzzell Millard 1974 Donna Wright Gemperlin 1974 Gordon Duval 1974 Kim Shumway Rice 1975 Angela Westman Lunda 1975 Doug Larsen 1975 Janet Clark 1975 John Mulligan 1975 Kelley Miller 1975 Mary Hakala 1975 Mike Sickles 1975 Robert Peel 1976 Bret Schmiege 1976 Greg Kindall 1976 Steve Rausch 1976 Terry Buzzell 1977 Cecily Skoog 1977 Colleen Campbell 1977 Kristina Simpson 1977 Robin Sylvester 1977 Steve Brown 1978 Constance Simpson 1978 Doug Murray 1978 Kristine Furuness Lewis 1978 Pamela Van Houten 1978 Patrick Eberhardt 1978 Sean O’Brian 1978 Will Metcalf 1979 Dennis Edwards 1979 Heidi Gnagy McConnell 1979 Kurt Lutterman 1979 Michael Eberhardt 1979 Pat Costello 1979 Paul Morris 1979 Wayne McGee 1980 Chris Brown 1980 Dru Dickey Fenster 1980 Laura Welp Fertig 1980 Mark Pusich 1980 Stacey McGee McKinney 1980 Susan Jurasz* 1981 Jeanine Spence 1981 Jeff Condron 1981 Karen Lentfer 1981 Katherine Eldemar 1981 Laura King Ekins 1981 Mark Morris 1981 Mike Jaenicke 1982 Becky Hinman-Frank 1982 David Lee 1982 Eileen Sturrock 1982 Kari Kiefer Monagle 1982 Ken Cheatham 1982 Sydney Mitchell 1983 Dennis Kaill 1983 Emily Clark 1983 Jay Sears 1983 Lynette Warner 1983 Susan (Tori) Lentfer 1984 Jackie Wagner 1984 Jill Van Hulle

1984 Kelda Denton 1984 Richard Bloomquist 1984 Wayne Hall 1985 Christine Forrest Kondzela** 1985 Eric Minor 1985 Hank Lentfer 1985 Karla Wood 1985 Scot Fiscus 1985 Stefani Cantwell 1985 Wes Sanford 1986 Katherine Hocker 1986 Kirstin Nelson 1986 Lynda Warner 1986 Melissa Edwards 1986 Rebecca Millar Conlon 1986 Tom McCarthy** 1986 David Ackley** 1987 Jack Blackwell 1987 Juliana Pegues 1987 Mike Moberly 1988 Dina Costa Gregg 1988 Kari Koski 1988 Zachary Hanna 1989 Cary Sedgwick 1989 Robert Piorkowski** 1990 Elizabeth Cheney 1990 Heather Peterson Hardcastle 1990 Scott Kelley** 1991 John Arnold 1991 Jon Gunstrom 1991 Kirsten Shelton 1992 Mari Anderson 1992 Robert Quinto 1992 Steve Morley 1993 Amy Coxe 1993 Dallas Hargrave 1993 Janel Taylor Hermann 1993 Tad Fujioka 1994 Cory Papenfuss 1994 Keegan McCarthy 1994 Rebecca Kelleyhouse 1994 Scott Bloom 1995 Jeff Regelin 1995 Jessica Walker 1995 Robyn Zimmerman 1995 Sadie Wright 1995 Summer Schoenberger 1996 Brenda Dau 1996 Matt Beedle 1996 Michael Janes 1997 Angie Wright Soboleff 1997 Jessica Etheridge 1997 Ole Shelton 1997 Tony Nizich 1997 Brent Peterson** 1998 Brent Vollenweider 1998 Dorothy Melambianakis 1998 Dave Nicolls 1998 Andrew Dietrick 1999 Wendy Dau 1999 Luke Fanning 1999 Elizabeth Hanley 1999 Helen Imamura 1999 Zach Turner* 1999 Jarret Lister* 1999 Marty Woodrow 1999 Judy Lum**

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2000 Monika Bethers 2000 Dennis Bevegni* 2000 Jack Gray 2000 Marjorie Housley 2000 Robert Korpela* 2000 Scott Moeller 2000 Anah Mourant Shah 2000 Garrett Schoenberger 2000 Ryan Zimmerman 2001 Robert Korpela* 2001 Cal Craig 2001 Jeff Fanning 2001 Jeremy Hansen 2001 Corey Harmon 2001 Stefanie Messerschmidt 2001 Wendy Sidney Smith* 2001 Veida Forrest 2002 Erik Pedersen 2002 Brett Fairchild 2002 Greg Albrecht 2002 Nick Foster* 2002 Matt Laramie* 2002 Wendy Sidney Smith* 2003 Whitney Harding 2003 Travis Larsen 2003 Nathan Purves 2004 Nathan Schroeder 2004 Olin Robus 2004 Alice Smoker 2004 Gerrad Craig* 2004 Steven Pfister * 2005 Aaron Bruce 2005 Carly Garrison 2005 Carl Lundquist 2005 Tabitha Williams 2005 Cameron Metzgar * 2005 Ben Olsen * 2006 Evan Thibodeau 2006 Riley Hall 2006 Gunnar Miller 2006 Matthew Josephson 2006 Mason Hunt* 2006 Chad Walter* 2007 Richard Matthews 2007 Nick Marthallar* 2007 Ryan Beason 2007 Tom Meiners 2007 Owen Kelley 2007 Kyle O’Brien 2007 Evan Fritz 2007 Christian Parker* 2007 Steven Gile Jr.* 2008 Lindsay Birk 2008 Richard Hoffman 2008 Sam Messerschmidt 2008 Nicholas Ramseth 2008 Colton Baker* 2009 Logan Balstad 2009 Kevin Craig 2009 Trevor Larsen 2009 Steven Gile, Jr.* 2009 Daniel Powell* 2009 Chad Wilson* 2010 Annika Ord 2010 Craig Kasberg, 2010 Robin Woodby 2010 Jacob Calvin*

2010 Nicholas Mow* 2010 Mitchell Brown* 2011 Kaci Hansen, JDHS 2011 Margaret Meiners, TMHS 2011 Mattheus Tempel, JDHS 2011 Kurt Wade, TMHS 2011 Zack Fisher, JDHS* 2011 Sara Ohlin, JDHS* 2012 Eric Buckless, JDHS 2012 Anna Gregovich, JDHS 2012 Deborah Kasberg, JDHS 2012 Keith Andrews, JDHS 2012 Alex Glass, TMHS 2012 Laura Scholes, JSD 2013 Matthew Campbell, JDHS 2013 Spencer Lunda, JDHS 2013 Anna Thompson, JDHS 2013 Keith Andrews* , JDHS 2013 Zachary Eberhardt* , IDEA 2013 Marcus Moulton* , THMS 2013 Laura Scholes* , JSD 2014 Dennis Barril, TMHS 2014 Ashley Bush, JDHS 2014 Joseph Spencer, TMHS 2014 Abram Leigh*, JDHS 2015 Matt Cunningham, TMHS 2015 Jason Hock, JDHS 2015 Jessica Landry, TMHS 2016 Trevar Fiscus***, HS 2016 Alice Johnson, TMHS 2016 Oscar Jones, JDHS 2016 Mark Puliafico*, JDHS 2017 Cameron Jardell, JDHS 2017 Simon Marks, JDHS 2017 Gavin Martin, TMHS 2018 Garret Hermann*, TMHS 2018 Parker Blair*, Haines HS 2018 Azure Briggs, TMHS 2018 Michael Cesar, JDHS 2018 Kolby Hoover, JDHS 2019 Nikki Box, JDHS 2019 Andrew Dilley, TMHS 2019 Dalton Hoy, JDHS 2019 Kate Buchanan*, JDHS 2019 Michael Fair*, Sitka 2019 Jacob Hammer*, Wrangell * Vocational/Technical/Special Scholarship ** Graduate Fellowship *** Home schooled

Andrew Dilley (4-year scholarship) has always been a fisherman, too young to remember when he caught his first fish. Since then, he has won prizes in the Golden North Salmon Derby, become a hunter, trapper and archer.

Dilley was a member of Thunder Mountain High School’s basketball and track and field teams. He plans to attend college at UA Southeast, majoring in marine biology. He will attend a fifth year and earn his Master of Arts in teaching. He hopes to teach in the Juneau School District during winters and captain a charter boat in the summer

Jacob Hammer was awarded $2,800. Jacob just graduated from Wrangell High School. He is commercial fishing this summer and will attend a 4-month electrical lineman’s course at the Northwest Lineman College in Idaho beginning in October.

He boats the Stikine River and supports Ducks Unlimited.

Katrina Buchanan

Katrina Buchanan was awarded $2,500 for her final term to become a paramedic. She is training with UAF and is in Austin, Texas this summer for the externship portion of her training. She will be working with experienced paramedics and will return to Alaska to take statewide and national license tests. She plans to continue working at the UAF fire department, then apply to Capital City Fire and Rescue or explore wildland firefighting options available in Alaska.

Michael Fair

Dalton Hoy

Dalton Hoy (4 year scholarship) is a selfdescribed ‘fishing and hunting …guy.’ This summer he is working as a deck hand on a charter boat. Dalton pays attention to the use, sometimes heavy use and sometimes overuse, of natural resources where he works and plays. He and his family enjoy the Forest Service public cabins in the Juneau area. As a child, he picked up 77 Junior Ranger badges from visits to U.S. national parks. Name a high school activity, from Student Symphony to ice hockey, and note that Hoy likely took part in the activity. He plans to attend UA Fairbanks and will major in structural engineering.

Michael Fair was awarded $1,000 to assist with getting all the credentials necessary for a career change. He has been a stay-at-home dad since June 2017, living in Sitka since then, and wants to work as a fly fishing guide, and assistant hunting guide and a commercial fisherman.

He is presently logging hours for his 100-ton captain’s license. He is hoping to remain the stay-at-home parent of his children by earning a living this way. Before that, he worked as a public school principal in both California and Hawaii for short periods of time. He is involved with Stand for Salmon and the Sitka Conservation Society.

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Nikki Box (4-year scholarship) will attend the University of Montana, majoring in wildlife biology. She plans to return to Juneau and earn her Masters in fisheries from the University of Alaska, Juneau campus, taking courses on ocean acidification and climate change. Her long-term goal is to become a Fish and Wildlife trooper. Box has worked as a deckhand on her family’s commercial fishing boat but this year works for Fish and Game as a Fish and Wildlife technician. This job has taken her to the Taku River to work at a fish wheel, lakes sampling stocked rainbow trout and cutthroat study on Prince of Wales Island.

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SCHOLARSHIP FISH HIGH FIVE DRAWING

High Five drawing for all derby ticket purchasers

SCHOLARSHIP FISH HIGH FIVE DRAWING Drawing for up to $50,000 sponsored by Hecla Greens Creek Mine and Coeur-Alaska Kensington Gold Mine — guaranteed minimum prize of $500.

• One winner and four alternates will be selected by drawings from scholarship fish prize tickets.

Drawing for up to $46,000 sponsored by Bullwinkle’s Pizza, guaranteed minimum prize of $46 and $460 in pizza coupons.

CONTEST RULES: The selected contestant is presented 40 sealed envelopes. Each envelope contains prizewinning amounts of $50,000 (5 envelopes), $10,000 (6 envelopes), $2,500 (9 envelopes) or $500 (20 envelopes).

The contestant selects and opens envelopes in any order they choose until they have opened 5 envelopes with matching amounts. The contestant wins the amount shown on the 5 matching envelopes.

SCHOLARSHIP FISH PRIZES AND HIGH FIVE DRAWING For each scholarship fish turned in, contestants will receive one scholarship prize ticket that provides, if drawn, the opportunity to win one of the daily prizes listed below. All other prize drawings will be done after the derby and will be available for pick up at awards night. Ticket numbers will be posted on the Salmon Derby website (goldennorthsalmonderby.com) on Wednesday, Aug 22. Winners must have their derby ticket and the winning door prize ticket with them to collect the prize. Any prizes that are not collected at awards night will be forfeited to the derby committee.

This year, in celebration of Bullwinkle’s 46th year in business, each derby ticket holder will have a chance to be drawn to receive a High Five prize of up to $46,000 with a guaranteed minimum of $46 and $460 in pizza coupons. One winner and four alternates will be selected by drawings from all derby tickets purchased.

Ticket numbers will be posted on the Salmon Derby website (http://www.goldennorthsalmonderby. com) on Wednesday, Aug. 21. Winners must have their derby ticket with them at awards night to collect the prize. Any prizes that are not collected will be forfeited.

CONTEST RULES: The selected contestant is presented 40 sealed envelopes. Each envelope contains prize winning amounts of $46,000 (5 envelopes), $4,600 (6 envelopes), $460 (9 envelopes) or $46 plus a $460 Bullwinkle’s gift certificate (20 envelopes).

The contestant selects and opens envelopes in any order they choose until they have opened five envelopes with matching amounts. The contestant wins the amount shown on the five matching envelopes.

TERRITORIAL SPORTSMEN, INC. 1 — $250 each day from each station where scholarship fish are turned in (Douglas, Auke Bay, Amalga, and tender) 1 — $500 each day from all scholarship tickets combined 5 — $100 each day from all scholarship tickets combined 10 — $50 each day from all scholarship tickets combined Total value: $7500 In Memory of Ryan Mayhew 3 - $100 each day from all scholarship tickets combined 1 - $200 from all scholarship tickets combined Total value: $500 Alaska Industrial Hardware 2 — $100 Gift Certificates from all scholarship tickets combined Total value: $200 Micheal Williams 1 - $100 from all scholarship tickets combined Spickler Insurance Agency 1 - $100 from all scholarship tickets combined Greater Juneau Chamber of Commerce 1 - $250 from all scholarship tickets combined Southeast Electric LLC 1 - $100 from all scholarship tickets combined K&L Distributors 1 - Titleist Golf Bag & Coleman Cooler ($225 value) from Friday scholarship tickets 1 – Sierra Nevada Homebrew Kit ($50 value) from Saturday scholarship tickets

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