The 10-day derby, run by the Downtown Soup Kitchen, continues through Sunday afternoon. Tickets are available at the derby shack near the Ulu Factory.
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Published: June 15th, 2010 10:54 PM
Last Modified: June 15th, 2010 10:55 PM
There was no change Tuesday in the top three spots of the Ship Creek Slam'n Salm'n King Salmon Derby, with Chaunti Hall still on top the leaderboard with her 49.2-pounder. A new leader emerged in the women's division, where Rebecca Shaffer caught a 20.98-pounder to overtake Maria Robinson's 18.88 king. Crystal Sherwood also caught a 15.37-pounder Tuesday to into third-place.
The 10-day derby, run by the Downtown Soup Kitchen, continues through Sunday afternoon. Tickets are available at the derby shack near the Ulu Factory.
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