CARROT RIVER, Saskatchewan -- A Saskatchewan priest and his father have given local fishermen a new meaning to the term a hope and a prayer.' <br /><br />Last January Father Mariusz Zajac (MARE-ree-us ZAY-jack) attributed his catch of a giant walleye in Tobin Lake to a prayer he was reciting at the time. <br /><br />The giant weighed more than eight kilograms and was more than a metre in length. <br /><br />Local fisherman dubbed the Roman Catholic priest Father Walleye. <br /><br />Now the priest's father from Poland, Richard Zajac, is having similar success with Hail Marys. <br /><br />The elder Zajac was reciting the Holy Rosary on Tobin Lake May 21st when he pulled in a walleye measuring 83 centimetres and weighing about 6.3 kilograms. <br /><br />Just three days ago, he pulled in another nearly the same size. <br /><br />A typical walleye is one to two kilograms. <br /><br />Local fishermen are now bringing their lures to church on Sunday to have them blessed. <br /><br /><br /> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v243/HerbinatorX/Sask-Tobin.jpg
