NORWAY – The Norway-Paris Fish and Game Association’s annual fishing derby is set for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22. The event will be a sunrise-to-sunset, fish any Maine lake derby. All entries must be weighed in at the Little Red School House on Norway Lake, Route 118.

All juniors (12 and under) who enter a fish will win a prize. There will be prizes for bass, togue, salmon, pickerel, brown trout, brook trout/splake.

Tickets are available from club members, local sports shops and at derby headquarters. The cost of $1 enters a person in the derby and gives them a chance to win prizes, including two Oxford 250 tickets, a fly rod outfit, weekend of camping at Black Brook Cove Campground on Aziscohos Lake, a dozen streamer flies and a night’s stay at Dad’s Trailside Bed and Breakfast in Solon.

During the derby club members will be on hand at the Little Red School House with an auger to help participants drill holes in the ice. Hot dogs, hamburgers and homemade goodies will be on sale as well as club memberships, $30, and club cookbooks, $8.

Proceeds from the derby will be used to help the club send several local young people to the University of Maine 4-H Camp and Learning Center at Bryant Pond.

All are welcome to stop by for lunch and conversation anytime during derby hours. For more information call Derby Chairman Jim Alberi at 743-8339.