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Show Fishinq Renulaiions For 1GG1 The Utah Wildlife Board has recently met to approve fishing regulations for the 181 season. sea-son. There are several changes to the fishing proclamation that anglers should be aware of. IN AN EFFORT to give more people a chance to hook larger fish in the state's streams and rivers, the taking of only two trout over 13 inches in-ches in a daily bag limit will be allowed during the 1481 fishing season. This regulation does not apply to lakes and reservoirs. reser-voirs. The limit of trout has been" reduced to six on May 30-3 1 to help reduce the heavy lake of trout on the opening weekend of fishing, and thus better spread the harvest over the season. The eight-trout limit will be in effect the remainder of the season. WITH LARGE numbers of anglers concentrating on reservoirs re-servoirs for opening weekend, the Division of Wildlife Resources Re-sources was finding that in some instances almost one third of the fish stocked in certain cer-tain waters would be harvested these first two days. It doesn't take a long time for 10.0(10 anglers on a given lake to catch 50.1KK) fish cv en if most of them caught three fish under limit. In many cases anglers have traditionally caught the eight fish limit on the opener. ALSO OF concern w;ts the concentration of recreational iisHgeofmany of these waters bv boaters and fishermen on the first two dav s of the season which makes management and supervision by various si.iie agencies difficult. Areas arc jammed to the point that litter, pollution, and access become real problems to deal with as well as the s,ilc-tv s,ilc-tv problem of insuring cvrrv-i'ne cvrrv-i'ne has life j.iskcts and bo.iis are propcrU registered TO NC"RF.SF. vcir -round f , s h i n i opportunities, the W.hhi'c Iuidid jpprovcJ sever, sev-er, i! addtti-r. J car-f"iinJ waters wa-ters w hi. h il be open to fi.hir.c bcj;nr.!-c J. 1.1"! 1 K sc truLJc i'.nc. ic V- c -er- i'ir . H '. n.Ti c st . I ,i-t f;-'k Fcer.oir. fV.,.!:.c F' -k :'."''. s W C 'I is s; . c : rc ' : .. s I ,.-i-.-.n (.:. kcs;-. n D..'.'.v I f . a v r- r - i a v ''' " C ' "c i" -; - i . :n " v - c 1. I". -HAS ('- " I -' is ,'r-f - 'r-' , n ' " t : ' ; s i - l , ' ' K ; ' . - V. y t - I "" C ..' ' ' v t't r -i v ' v i -: : -. ":(;'' 1 s ' , V'VV (if ' round fishing .ce evisiciuc ot the state's shoit supp'v et w .i ter as a resource .uk! pi .'!-'. .r.s associated wr,h it IVioim Reservoir sut'tcis 1:om a '. i. pe rat u re inversion n hi. 'i makes evistaiK e toi iu.t i.m possible during mi rr. :r. . : months. Trout lueiallv s. i ) up the stream it congregate at the spillway in an ..:u:r,;n to escape these high w.r.ci temperatures tem-peratures of summer. The reservoir aNo h.,s a good population ol w.um w.i ter fish like bass. Mm oil. oi.i catfish and it was till ili.it this w ater tould be to Led ..ii round to allow moo. pusM!ic on these species. I cho Kesci voir sutYeis fiom ilia.s down most v ears w ith ioauc g'ing lo irrigation anil c ulin.u v w s terns. THIS COM HIM I) with tempeiature places nc on fish left in the icsei.ou and unless harvested could be loM each vcar. V c a v.h :' s, .:i ; s i-v . :i s, i i,. i oi.,; w.;:s !,, ir.'.v. : 1 e p.i, ,x vr.c K.v.i piotHi r .,!:., .on l or. 0 c . or'" ... il .c ol ttfsl I oik. 1 ova i ho u vom :' .v lis' e.on t , . ri I . :.p'e I oi k rt.uk" -h I o. k Kmc' prop, i ' " vf,..-P .'"!' s s o ' . , c- , Ko. k l . k i k ... : t o,.n'.v . 1 . ' o K. . SMI .o'.t i I K v, , s . . s , : !.. ,. v ,: .;s I' , .. no, : r..;. K h,.l, .,. .' lor I' , v s is ., iMsd .: ' . i , i, l , r 'r-rsi ; r;-,r ... ,i IN Will kl lo, . . ivo. , : ' two w. . ! . ; I s i , v .,..' o . .' , I . w i .!-,!, mm 1 , ',. : . . ' . I.r i," i : ' ' . : . IM. so Ml lo, . o . , .' ! . " . . I . m in : ... -' , , ..... ,i i , i Inn ' . . :' s. ,i r , ' i - . . or. ,v .- . M oi l. ' ) |