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 Bennett mentioned two
wide receivers Kenny Clay-
ton and Brandon Cook.
 Bennett said Suwannee


will run the split-back of-
fense this season as their
primary formation. Bennett
said there are better throw-
ing options out of the split-
back.


 Bennett said Lee Laxton
and Justin Starling will lead
the defensive effort. Jason
Cherry will be the Suwan-
.nee defensive back to look
for along with Collis


Givens. Kenny Clayton will
also be playing DB with
Stephon Cherry as free
safety.
 Defensively, Suwannee is
going to try to run a 4-3 de-


fense. "We're going to be a
little smaller this year on
the defense," Bennett said.
"We're looking for more
speed. We're not big
enough to go to the big


game. We're looking for
more movement."
"We expect to have a.
good year this year," Ben-
nett said as he wrapped up
his speech to Rotary.


Keaton


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 caught three trout on four
 casts with two keepers and
Shad to throw one over 20
:back. I saw Monty set the
hook and said, "Well Monty,
th.it's NimLinbei "15" light
there Turns outiMoir'lors
fish was a bluefish.
 Bill jumped up and said
 "Heck with that!" meaning:
 He was not going tO let us-
 catch the last keeper. I bait-


ed his Thunder up with a
seven-inQh pinfish and he
set the hook on nice one. I
turned and looked and Mon-
ty was hooked up again.
Only, this time I slipped the
net under a nice 18-inch
trout
 Bitl's fish-came offtat the
boat just before we could
get the net on it and just as
well 'cause.it was a 23-24-
inch fish! We already had
three over 20.


 The total weight of the 15
 trout and two reds was 41
 pounds!
 We started fishing at 10
 a.m. and finished up at 2:30
 p.m., which just goes to
 show you you can catch
 themin in the liottest part of
Sthe da\.
 Several crews were get-
 ting limits of scallops this
 week, including the Tim.
 Henry boat of four folks
 from Lakeland who had sev-


en gallons. J guess there are ter sized muscle/meat.
a few more scallops coming That's about.it except to
into shallower water now, say remember to fly your
and fewer folks looking for Dive Flags out there and
them. (which helps) But it is keep an eye.out for thunder-
a good sign to see some lim- storms!
its this week. Report from Sandy
 "South" is all I can tell Beach-Manning
.you as tfor\ here-theyeare -..... Eddie Wallace. Da\ id.
The meat looked healthy in Pledger and Bill Johnson of
those I saw which were Rome, Ga. had their pal
cleaned. This is common be- from England, Peter Hal-
cause as the summer goes facre (I don't write 'em
along the scallops yield bet- folks, just print them back


out as given) out Tuesday
and they managed 12 trout
and a 30"-cobia (released).
This crew was fishing with
Berkley Gulp under Cajun
Thunders in 5.5 feet of wa-
ter.
 .lshle\ and Donna Jones
from Hahira.-Ga. on Satur-
da\ caught trout, flounder,
Spanish and catfish on live
pinfish using Cajun Thun-
ders in 4 6' water."
 That's a slam" Sandy!


Governor


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divisions, which are pre-
flighted by handicap. The
last flight, the seniors.flight
and the ladies flight will be
,using handicap. The entry
deadline is Thursday, Aug.
3.
 For more information or
to sigh-up call Carl at 386-
752-3339 or e-mail
carl@quailheights.com. We.
look forward to seeing you
in Lake City.

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Florida Legislature to help
persuade more people to
experience hunting. It is
designed to encourage ex-
perienced hunters to teach
novice hunters about safety,
ethics, wildlife, hunting
skills and respect for Flori-
da's outdoors.
 Until now, everyone 16
or over, and born after May
31, 1975, needed to com-
plete the hunter safety re-
quirement before they were
allowed to buy a hunting li-
cense.


 "This should be a great
incentive for getting more
people to give hunting a
try, and hopefully, we can
hook some of these folks on
the hunting tradition," said
Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission
hunter safety coordinator
Bill Cline. "If a novice
hunter enjoys the sport, we
hope they take the hunter
safety course and continue
the experience for years to
come."
 Individuals taking advan-
tage of this try-before-you-
buy approach would have


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safety class to be eligible to
purchase a hunting license
ahd hunt the following year.
SAnother part of the law
establishes a $5 permit fee
for hunters to participate in
the state's new crossbow
season. The new permit is
similar to the archery and
muzzleloading gun permits
that. also cost $5 and are re-
quired for those hunting
during the archery and :
muzzleloading gun seasons.
 The crossbow season will
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Hunting Zone, Oct. 23-27


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Nov. 27 -'Dec. 3 in the
Northwest Zone. Hunters
will need to purchase the
$5 crossbow permit to hunt
during these periods when
only crossbows and bows
can be used.
 The new crossbow season
is offered on private lands
only and not available on
any of the state's i ldli fe
management areas.
 For more information on
the hunter safety mentoring
exemption or crossbow sea-
son, call Tony Young at
(850) 488-7867.


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