Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-06-07 | Page 8 | Best of Fishing is to be Had in Utah

U BEST OF FfSSia IS ' TO BE 10 1 m Every Stream and Lalte in the State Is Covered by Reorts to Game Warden. j FAIR WARNING GIVEN j Season Will Open June 15, ' and No Infraction -of Law ! Will Ee Permitted. Trout and bass fishing in I'tXh -Airing JW14 will be better than ever ia the history of the state. This statement state-ment is made on authority of reports received by The Tribune from various parts of the state during the last few-days. few-days. The reports oome fnom as far north as Rich county to as far south as Washington county and from thej "Wyoming to the Nevada lino Every important stream sqtc lake inj the state is covered in the i enters that 1 have been received by this departments In every case jrame wardens' and oth- ers vrho are familiar with the ( streams and lakes report that the besft fishing! that has ever been known in CJtacvJI may be expected. j The season does not open until at week from next Monday. An attempt I j has been made to have Governor Spry j open the season t o days earlier this j year, in order that those who might Vant to fish Saturday-... and Sunday could have that opportunity. The constitution con-stitution of Utah, however, does not permit the governor to suspend or change a law except in extreme cases; as the opening of the fishing season is not under that, heading the season will not open until 3 a. in. Monday, June 15. Incidentally, no advice to the disciples of Isaak Walton need be given for June 1j. Chambers Gives Warning. ; Commissioner Chambers wishes to give fair warning to all would-be violators vio-lators of the law before the hour of opening on the opening day. Every deputy-game warden in the Btate has been "given specific instructions to keep k i a close wateli on eery stream in his ! county from now mini the opening day of the season. In addition to these instructions a large number of special deputies have been sent out in the various counties of the state. They go advised to watch for any would-'be, violators vi-olators of the law and to make any arrests that they may see fit. who these men are and wh'cre they are working is a matter known only by the game commissioner and his deputies. depu-ties. In the majority of cases, even the county game warden doefe not know who these men are, nor they are working in his county. life may never know that they have been in his county unless he should hearof an arrest that thev have made or unless they accidentally meet him in the rounds of his duty. In speaking of the new orders last night, Mr. Chambers said: "Every indication for the best ! fishing that has ever been had in Utah is present right now. I have issued orders to every regular regu-lar warden and have sent out a L large number of special wardens ' to see that the law is not violated ! between now and the opening of 1ho season. Kvry one of the reg- I ula r and special wardens has in- i structions to arrest and prosecute to the limit of the law any vio- ,S lator. , While waiting for the opening of , , the trout and bass season hundreds of the devotees pf" the rod and reel in Salt Lake and ittah counties are finding find-ing sport in catching cut lish. This fish is more plentiful; in Utah lake and the Jordan river thtfs spring than at any ! time in the past. Borne good catches lhave been inadel during the last week, 1 both in the lakfc and the river. From present indications, at least 100 Salt Lakers will jouirnev to the Jordan narrows nar-rows or to Utaih lake tomorrow. If going go-ing to the narrows, it would be well o take the Orem road, as the service ,is quicker and more frequent; the ', same is trvle for those who will go to i:he pumping pliant. If going to Geneva, take the Rio (Yrande, and'if to the mouth of Provo rver better take the Salt Lake Eoute. , Next SatiSrday, two days before the opening of file 1914 season, The Trib-iil15 Trib-iil15 will give a list of all of the principal prin-cipal streams of the state; their con-ditrrm con-ditrrm as to high or low water, the besa hires to use, fly, bait, spoon or spinlier. This information will be compiled bv special arrangement with men -.in varifous parts of the state, who will give the information first hand to The "Tribune, and it will be as near accurate as it is possible to get informations infor-mations While it is true that last night ntearly every stream in the state was high on. account of the heavy rains of the last three days, 6ome important changes are likely to take place on many of .thie streams within the nest week. TJje Tribune will give this information in-formation next Saturday morning.