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Show Lehi Free Press New Utah! - Wednesday, September 2, 1998 - Page 10 Longhorn Rodeo Club starts season IIS: Members of the Lehi Long-hor- n Rodeo Club started its 1998-9- 9 season with rodeos at Bryce Valley and Panguitch. Results for the rodeos, where ished in ninth place in the lat- ter event. Brady Davis placed third in the saddle bronc riding, and Shane Cook occupied the same place in calf roping; in the latter even, Branden Wilson took sixth place. Wilson, along with Cole Wilson, finished in eighth place in team roping. Tyrell Sweat tied for sixth place in bull riding and Jen- the students qualified for state, are listed as follows: Bryce Valley Rodeo Teisha Berry was named second attendant in the queen contest. Danny Blackhurst won the bareback event and Riley Jons-sowon the steer wrestling competition; Danny Draper fin nifer Freeland finished sixth in goat tying, while Amy Heaton took seventh place in pole n bending. Panguitch Rodeo Brady Davis won in the team roping event and took fifth place in saddle bronc riding; he was named reserve The team of Matt Ramone and Trenton Clement placed third and Wyatt Hunter and his partner finished eighth. Amy Heaton won fourth place in pole bending, Shane Cook took fifth place in calf roping and Danny Draper finished seventh in steer wrestling. d. Crews reopen Santaquin Canyon After several weeks, may use Santaquin Canyon again, now that crews have removed a major debris road flow, which blocked recre-ationis- Photo by Dean Von Memmott Lehi harriers display much spirit as they practice (or their new season. Mud, rocks, and logs have restricted access to the popular Tinney Flat campground and the Trumboldt picnic areas. This significant debris flow resulted from heavy rains dur ts access. ing the July 24 holiday. Large rocks, logs and mud closed the road, approximately XA mile above the National Forest boundary. State offers anglers fishing forecast for Labor Day weekend excursions As the last summer holiday approaches, many anglers will be on Utah's waters capturing memories which will last a lifetime. Warm-wate- r fishing is at its peak now, with striper boils at Lake Powell and great trout fishing at higher elevations. Provided are a few suggestions for your Labor Day activities. Willard Bay- - Wipers are chasing "boiling" shad and fishing should be good using baits. Use small lures when in a wiper boil. Mornings or evenings are the best times to try. Smallmouth bass action is hot using jigs on the east shore. Catfish fishing has been good. Bluegill and green fishing is good in the channel and off the east and south dikes. FishLakes of the Uintas ing at the roadside lakes has been really good, especially with flies in the evenings. After the first, hard frost, fishing really picks up and fish can be caught all day long with flies. Don't put your fishing pole fishing only away too early gets better in the fall and fishing pressure is light. The rivers and streams are getting low most of your time should be spent on the lakes, as they contain the most fish. Reservoir Strawberry Fishing has picked up. Trailers are catching lots of 10 16 inch cutthroat on lures, spoons and trolled flies. Kokanee are . schooled up near the knolls and at the Soldier Creek end of the Narrows. Some large rainbows are being caught in the bays on worms and powerbait. Fly fishing from tubes is spotty, but some anglers are doing well near Indian Creek and the mouth of the Strawberry River. Jordanelle Reservoir Good fishing! Trolling in the early morning and evening is good for pan size rainbows in the Rock Cliff arm. Smallmouth action is fair in the back of bays with rocky bottoms. Please remember limit regulation of only 4 trout. Minimum bass size is 12 inches. Provo River (above Olmstead shad-colore- d sun-fis- h -- Good success Diversion Dam) using small nymphs (size 16 and smaller) such as gold ribbed hares ear, scuds, pheasant tails and sow bugs, Terrestrials (such as a small hopper) should be effective soon. Only 2 brown trout under 15 inches may be kept. All rainbows and cutthroats must be immediately released. Provo River (below Olmstead) This is a good time to visually see fish, since water levels are often low through town. The water has been clear and fishing should be good using and nightcrawlers nymphs. Deer Creek Reservoir Anglers report catching both smallmouth bass and perch, using various small lures near shoreline and in the vegetation near Charleston. Perch must immediately be released! A float tube works best for getting very close to the shore. Most bass are under 12 inches in size and must be released. Best fishing hours are from 1 5 p.m. Trolling in the early morning with popgear usually -- works well at Deer Creek for rainbow trout. Good channel Utah Lake catfish success using stink baits or night crawlers evening has been the time the cats bite best. White bass action is still fair using small, shiny spinners tipped with a try near structure until you find a few fish and stick with that area until action night-crawl- er dies. Fair to Burraston Ponds good fishing using powerbait. Flies will work in the evening and morning hours. Pelican Lake High water. Reports of good to excellent fishing from both boat and shore for largemouth bass. Try casting grubs, jugs, crankbaits etc. through the weeds, as fish may be in and along the reeds and cattails. New regulations the limit is 10 for bluegill fish. Check the proclamation carefully. Yuba Reservoi- r- State Park Ranger reports less anglers and perch are the main catch lately, Walleye action seems to have tapered off. An occasional rainbow is being caught. Settlement Grantsville, Canyon and Vernon reservoirs- - Fair fishing' using traditional methods. Spring Lake and Salem Pon-d- Fair to good fishing at both waters using power bait. Some decent success at dusk and dawn using flies. Clumps of 60 feet deep. Best success has been had by trolling with lead core line about Vi way to the bottom or directly above bottom, south of the State Park Marina and from First Point north to the Boy Scout Camp. vegetation are on the surface of Hyrum Reservoi- r- Some the ponds but they shouldn't rainbow trout are being caught affect fishing. The water in in the early morning. Good fishSalem 'Pond is a little murky. ing for bluegills in the upper Fair to good end of the reservoir. Great fishPayson Lakes fishing. Use powerbait from ing for 9 to 11 inch perch, using shore or, if in a canoe or float jigs in the upper end of the tube, worms dragged along the reservoir. Fish in and around bottom. weeds, in 11 feet of water, for Reservoir-Stock- ed Tibbie Fork best success. Good fishing for and providing fair to bass. good success with spinners, Logan Rive- r- Good fishing. nightcrawlers and powerbait. Anglers are catching a few Try to keep bait out of the veg- brown trout at the inlets. The etation for best success. trout limit is 4 from Card Lake Powell Striped bass Canyon bridge downstream. adults are consistently found at Good fishing for cutthroats on depths of 55 - 60 feet. That is the upper section using dry deep enough to provide cool flies. but shallow Newton Reservoi- r- Muskios temperatures enough to still find food. This must be at least 40 inches long, fishing depth is critical. Don't and bass 15 inches long, to cast and guess. Either measure keep. Fishing is hot for 9 inch line out to 55 feet each cast or crappie, using small crappie mark the line with some point jigs and bead head flies. Great of reference so that the exact fishing for bass and crappies in depth can be reestablished once flooded timber; use damselfly a fish hits and the bait is nymphs or pretty much any returned to the water. d fly. Bluegill are they're Striper boils are still there also in flooded areas but are really quick. Boils can hitting small nymphs but are be seen almost every morning ignoring tube jigs. The water is by the buoy line near the dam. very warm in the bays and is They have boiled in Wahweap getting very weedy in the shalMarina and the backs of many lows. Weed growth in bays procanyons but shad schools are hibits some boat access,, but small and the action is over in a float tubes are working great. hurry. Gustaveson recommends Light fishing pressure. Remema silver spoon, white jig or rat- ber your bug spray. The water is tletrap. These lures can be coming down but is still pretty t. fished on top or deeper if the high for fish have sounded before the Pineview Reservoir Smalboat gets in position. If a boil is lmouth bass fishing is good in seen but can't be approached in the Narrows area. Anglers are time, try trolling the rattle trap near the site of the last boil, until the fish come up again. If they don't resurface troll deep with leaded line or down riggers. bead-heade- mid-Augus- Bear Lake There Honda t! Tgyoli 3 Nitn 4 Oodg Accord LX Camry Altimi Stntui L! 15 Malta 626 I r d brightly-colore- Reservoir-Smallmo- uth mm n mmm III M mmm II .1 I One per person - not good with any other offer I GET GXE lrr85 ts -- GREAT ADUICE GREAT PEilCE PAINT SALE :,""' 98 Accord $d ai LX Aft oil ES LX Ell BLU 1 mmme f pnot t7.mW. 18.800 down ptuo t t awd MB. W raaldual. 11,000 MlYr OAC. tun Ell I DRRIEII I I 3,500 80 DOLLARS of FREE BONUSES through! for as low as S6.00III m CaiirHau Cant nm. 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Try bait, spinners or jigs for fish cruising near shore. 8 Passpor r Uniust -- size 14 Fishing pressure has been light. Fishing has been fair to good for cutthroat trout. Some anglers are catching cutthroat trout by trolling rapalas, crank baits, tmd spoons, in water 40 - COMRISOIrleilFMitfMl mHkl ' marshmallow, or try floating bait or power bait suspended about 18 inches off the bottom. Boat anglers should try brightly colored spinners or flatfish. Drift fishing nightcrawlers, salmon eggs or other baits should also work well. Currant Creek Reservoir Reports of good fishing for rainbow and Bear Lake cutthroat trout. Try floating baits, or floating nightcrawlers, salmon eggs and cheese by using a miniature marshmallow on the hook under the bait. Boat anglers should try spoons and spinners, or drifting a nightcrawler. There's a good boat ramp and campground on the west side of the reservoir. The road around the reservoir can be rough. Flaming Gorge bass are providing the best action at Flaming Gorge right now. Fishing has been good in any area with rocky, structure. Crankbaits, spinners and crayfish-colorejig and grub combinations have all been effective. Kokanee salmon and rainbow trout fishing has slowed during the recent heat wave. The fish are currently 30 to 60 areas. Troll Needlefish and small fluorescent spoons, and try with and without a flasher or dodger. Varying boat speed and direction may help entice strikes. Green River (upper) The river water level is 2,400 cfs, and the water temperature is 54 F. Dry fly fishing with terrestrial patterns, particularly small (size 10 - 12) hoppers, continues to provide the best fishing. Other good patterns include cicadas, beetles and ants. A few Pale Morning Duns are present, matched by size 14 - 18 pheasant tail nymphs, and have CABlORIVERk i I slow, along the bottom. Move around to find the bigger perch. A good fishing experience for children. The water is high. Good Calder Reservoir fishing for rainbow trout. Try bait fishing from shore by floating nightcrawlers, salmon eggs pr cheese with a miniature feet deep, with good numbers in the Hideout and Red Cliffs been more recreational boaters using the water than anglers. rrr'T:;;, rjiVI also catching some perch and crappie. Crappie will be moving and will be suspended over old river channels. Good fishing for perch using small jigs fished am-- 7 pm PAINT & GLASS 53 E. Main, Am. Fork 756-528- 2 |
