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A fish is a fish
A fish is a fish

A fish is a fish

Date8/15/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: A fish is a fish: Perseverance paid off for Lee Lamoreux; who braved heavy rains and a rough lake in The Star's Great Salmon Hunt yesterday. And even though he didn't catch any salmon; he's proud of these two rainbow trout he caught in Lake Ontario.
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0119401F
Egils Klavins looks at Fish Father Walter Klavins caught, The High Park Ave
Egils Klavins looks at Fish Father Walter Klavins caught, The High Park Ave
6/1/1963
John Neal (left) and William Pearson Tag bass with star comic character names, This Fish and 29 Others will be in Grenadier Pond for Friday's Opening
John Neal (left) and William Pearson Tag bass with star comic character names, This Fish and 29 Others will be in Grenadier Pond for Friday's Opening
6/28/1960
Something fishy, The Star's Great Salmon Hunt got into full swing yesterday, the first day that large number of fish were caught
Something fishy, The Star's Great Salmon Hunt got into full swing yesterday, the first day that large number of fish were caught
8/31/1979
The $1,000,000 Fish, Lake Ontario is a gold mine for fishermen this weekend/F6
The $1,000,000 Fish, Lake Ontario is a gold mine for fishermen this weekend/F6
8/18/1982
Jim Clarke: He caught the prized coho in the Star's Great Salmon Hunt, but the contest is now over and the former $1-million fish is technically worth nothing
Jim Clarke: He caught the prized coho in the Star's Great Salmon Hunt, but the contest is now over and the former $1-million fish is technically worth nothing
11/5/1982
$100,000 fish
$100,000 fish
9/7/1986
VIP Treatment Marguerite Caron (left), winner of The Star's Police Picnic contest, in limousine which will take her and friends Keith Glass and Marie-(...)
VIP Treatment Marguerite Caron (left), winner of The Star's Police Picnic contest, in limousine which will take her and friends Keith Glass and Marie-(...)
8/19/1981
She's a winner: Evelyn Ellis won $500 in Star's Name Game contest
She's a winner: Evelyn Ellis won $500 in Star's Name Game contest
10/30/1981
Trivia hounds: Left to right, Jeff Rechtshaffen, 18, second prize winner, Ron Cooke, 18, and Greg Simpson, 19, who tied for third place, and Steve Rolufs, 18, who takes the top prize of $500
Trivia hounds: Left to right, Jeff Rechtshaffen, 18, second prize winner, Ron Cooke, 18, and Greg Simpson, 19, who tied for third place, and Steve Rolufs, 18, who takes the top prize of $500
2/19/1985
Engineer wins our fifth prize, Twenty years ago, a San Francisco professor told Dan Mackie, this week's Sunday Star short story winner, that he could write if he just put his mind to it
Engineer wins our fifth prize, Twenty years ago, a San Francisco professor told Dan Mackie, this week's Sunday Star short story winner, that he could write if he just put his mind to it
11/3/1982
Touch Toronto!, That's the winner of The Sunday Star's Metro slogan contest, which the judges said was, well, er
Touch Toronto!, That's the winner of The Sunday Star's Metro slogan contest, which the judges said was, well, er
10/15/1982
A set of six Sterling Silver tea spoons, in Old English design, are among the prizes donated by The Star
A set of six Sterling Silver tea spoons, in Old English design, are among the prizes donated by The Star
8/9/1953