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Show Page HERALD, Provo. Utah THE Sunday, May 14, 1972 Wife Bass Ignored As Important Game Fish Outdoor Roundup V , By CASEY BOWN Fishing Season Is Just Three Weeks Away The June 3rd opening of Utah's six months three general fishing season is now less than the comes season weeks away. With this opening one than more with greatest exodus of any year waterquarter million Utahns heading for the ways. Increased numbers afield will again increase law violations and now is not too early to give will not be thought about what to do so that we among the guilty, since a ticket to see the judge can quickly spoil any outing. Be Prepared Go prepared to take care of all litter and refuse. If it cannot be properly disposed of at the campsite bring it home. Remember the trespass laws and know th area you will be using to camp and fish. If it is private land get permission before entering. Know your fishing regulations. Major change in these laws this year make it illegal to fish with corn or to chum the fish at any time. inhabit, often working far upBy STEVE EENUNE stream in a river that flows into Herald Sports Writer the lake. Later in the summer inconsequential Earmarked to search by sportsmen until recently, the fishermen are forced white bass has finally come of out the fish in open waters. Slowly Troll age in the angling world. One of the best methods for Roccus Chrysops, as the snranov little fiehter is called, is locating the fhh is to slowly troll not only fine eating but a worthy a tiny spinner until the school is opponent hi the piscatorial located. Another is to concentrate fishing activities to arena. is a very bars or other drop off or deep Pugnacious descriptive word for the little locations. The fish, like the mahimahi in fish. Hawaiian waters, has the Fights Back Once fooied into striking the peculiar habit of following along bait his behavior could be side of another that has been likened to the trout. Strong runs looked. The quick angle.' can take and violent tugging demand respect with the light tackle advantage of this behavior by crowd. asking the lure back into the The white bass is a school fish water as soon as the first fish is and as a result when one fish can eleased. In nine out 'of ten times be located, as a general rule, his mother fish will hit the lure companions can be counted on to mmediately. provide additional excitement. Spinner is Best The white bomb is closely "VThile the fish will take a bait related to the striped sea bass fished still on the bottom or and is often thought of as a lwd suspended in the water by a locked subspecie, but in fact float, the best method for taking they are not. Their only fresh the fish is by retrieving a small water relatives are the yellow spinner through the water very bass and the white perch. slowly. While not related to the black The number one silver bladed bass, the diminutive fighter, mepps or Colorado spinner has like the proved to be the bes lure much behaves largemouth bass. locally. Both of these effective lures are available from any Found Near Obstacles They can be found near fallen tackle store. Often small pieces of red or logs, flooded trees and other obstacles in the water. yellow balloon are attached to During the sDawning run they the hook to enhance the lure. can be found in the shallows White bass can also be taken on around the lakes and ponds they flies or jigs, usually the red, Levin, Anderson And W rig ley All Winners Know Regulations Most other regs of last year are unchanged, but the wise angler will get a proclamation where all the regs are listed for the angling season AND read it. The reading does not take long and these proclamations are available from all license agents and Wildlife Resources offices. Levin Insurance continued in their winning ways by defeating Peterson Motors in extra innings, Anderson Motor had an easier time of it as they whalloped while Wrigleys Kasco 12-14-smothered Butch Dunn was the big belter for Levin's as he collected a double and a triple and drove in a run. Winning pitcher Dave Seamons also had a good night at the plate with a homerun and a single. Seamons struck out five and walked only one. Mike Winning pitcher Knighting had no trouble with the batters from Kasco as he struck out six and walked one. Bob Burch had a big night at the plate as he hit a double and a triple and drove in five runs. Doug Stephanson, Larry Flood and Dale Wallace all homered for Anderson. Mel Thompson collected the only extra base hit for Kasco as he doubled in the fifth inning. 6-- If possible, look your proposed fishing area over prior to the season start. Conditions do change sometimes since last November. Leave early and drive carefully and, above all, be the kind of sportsman you'd like the other fellow to 2, 3. be. Where Are the Bass Biting? In the meantime, Mack Jensen asks where the bass will be biting until the trout season opens? Larry Fields tells us they are really on the peck now at Powell, John Phelps likes the two pound and larger bass he is taking at Mantua, and our informants tell us Pelican Lake near Ouray is picking up. Now is the time to keep old Rover ut home and cats too for that matter. Our birds, both song and game species, will be brooding and raising their young during the next several weeks. This is the period when they are most vulnerable to being molested or killed, a time to keep the pet at home, especially if we like the music and-o- r the fall hunt. Resides, it is the law. yellow or silver colors prove the best The white bass was introduced into Utah Lake by the Department of Wildlife Resources to augment the fisheries potential.. Now according to Blaine Dabbs, regional fisheries biologist, the species is the most numerous in the lake. Most Numerous is Lake Although heavily populated, the fish have shown little sign of growth stunting resulting in over saturation. In fact the opposite is true, fish nearing world record size are being reported. I might add that the world record is a mere four pounds six ounces. Any white bass weighing over one pound is considered a trophy fish. Nice to Eat Although a fine eating fish, the white bass is largely ignored by many outdoorsmen because they consider the fish difficult to tail and slit the abdomen open to remove me guis. Final Step The fbal step is to peel the skin away with a pair of pliers. The fish then can be prepared to your liking. With a little the fish can be cleaned in a matter of a few seconds. Pan fried in butter and lejion bass is a treat to compliment even the most sophisticated taste. the white Baseball, Big Talk - Small Talk Game Hy MURRAY OLDERMAN SAN FRANCISCO ( NEA I baseball is a talking game. Flayers talk around the batting cage. Fans talk all tabthrough the leau of a game. Managers and writers talk before and after the action. Frank Lucchesi, the effervescent manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, is one of Ihe better talkers. Like his players, he's wearing the new double knits which are spreading through baseball. "First time 1 put one on," he says, "I felt like a ballet slow-movin- g body-fittin- g dancer." Lucchesi was the only major league manager who stayed right at his Florida training base during the strike, never going north. He worked with the Phils' minor league teams and felt right at home because he spent 19 years in the minors as a manager. "It was great," he says. "The confidence of these Wrigleys simply had too much Des Moines Steel as they collected seven extra base hits including homeruns by Chuck Bennett and Wayne Keith. Keith was also the winnine Ditcher for Wrielevs. kids t his one he conies up to me and says, "If you need me later. Skip, here's my hotel phone num- ber.' " Lucchesi called home to Foster City, Calif., a suburb of San Francisco, to find out how his family was getting along. "I'm worried about Brian," said his wife Cathy. Cathy Lucchesi got back on the phone. "Vh?t'd you say to him. Frank? He just ran outside, whistling." ltow:i il.arry IhiTf li;i sraiv.-l.- in Ins lit1. t'iTnt f'ifhlillK :iV.T;lfci' l;ist cnr h:is a tn:ijor ItMui- nviTtl ln;ltl. His .!'X7 fur slmrloinps. I Tito Fuentes, the second a Little League of the San Franbaseman and made three cisco talks Giants, feeling real low. whether it's in his native can say someCuban Spanish or in colorhelp him." fully accented English. He Frank got on the phone was telling how a kid from with his son. Castroland becomes a big "Hey, Brian, you know whal league baseball player. happened to us today?" "We got no money, but my "What, Dad?" father, he buy me a glove "Bowa made three errors every year. Cost six dollars. at shortstop." I play on team, seven play"That right, Dad?" ers have glove. No pitcher, Brian felt better. Larry no rightfielder. In winter, the Bowa, the Phils shortstop, is baseball players come home one of his heroes also the from the States and give us premier fielding shortstop in old balls. We took covers off the National League last them and tape them to make year. If he, too, could make them last longer. three errors in one game, "When I 15, the Giants try well . . . to sign me. They offer me "He played game today errors. He's Maybe you thing that'll eight-year-ol- d $30. No money. But when I 18. 1 sign. I got $2,000. That's money. "I still got family in Cuba, but I don't go back. That's politics. I ball player." Bill Rigney. the manager of the Minnesota Twins, is always good for a word, on almost anv subject. The fact that almost all the $100,00u ball players, including his own Harmon Killebrew, are in their middle or late 30s, intrigues him. "I'll tell you what it is. They're not fighting trains. They got planes to get them to the next city right now. Everything's a litlle better for them. The places they live in, the food, the arrangements. Salaries get to a point where it's more important for them to take care of themselves. Used to be. when a guy was 35, all he thought about was hanging on. Now a Hank Aaron carries the club. offense for Pittsburgh mirm if 00002 2323 Kazco Anderson Motor 6070x1313132 WP Mike Knighting. LP -- Mike Linford 2B Burch. 3B tephanson, - Thompson, Burch HR -S- Flood, Wallace. 103 1000 5 12 0 Peterson 101 310x 6 6 10 4 Levin Dave Seamons. LP WP Joel Gardner 2B Swenson.l Schwartz 2, Dunn, 3B Dunn, Seamons. Folster, HR 326 30 14 13 1 Wrigley 110 lx 3 3 7 1 PDS WP Wayne Keith, LP Snow, Blair Farnsworth, 2B Francom, Oborn, Keith, 3B Snow, HR Bennett, Keith. Tuesday's Schedule 5-- - - WHITEHALL POWER CELT - Levins vs. Wrigleys Anderson vs PDM Kazco vs. Peterson 6:30 7:45 9:00 Why buy unknown brands when you can get Goodyear Power mmm fxi. w;mvm 53. i nmrA Rent One Frorn T II Bolt Polyglas at these prices? Two fiberglass belts . . . today's most preferred tire belt cord plus two plies of polyester cord . . today's most preferred tire body cord. You get 4 plies under the tread for strength that's the Goodyear Power Belt Polyglas tire. , , (4 body plies, G plie under tread in sizes and . ma - II78-14- W Chevy Fun Car H78-15- J78-1- J78-1- 1.78-15- 9.00-1- mm? libit The Bill Morris writes to suggest that the new bait regulations will mean a big drop in the sale of canned corn and a big gain in the sales of night clean and prepare. Cleaning any rayed fish is simple if the right technique is used. Many anglers use a filleting board with a sharp nail driven up from the bottom. Impale the fish to the nail by forcing it through the eyes. Next, with a sharp knife cr shears cut off the entire fin on the back, starting the cut from near the head. Using the same method you next cut away the anal fin. Remove the head and of the spiny Bm Try crawlers. Siu "VEGA" Your scribbler's comment would be to agree on the first, hope the second is true, but still water cheese will take more trout than any other bait again this season. Gat Not Included Full ize cars lightly higher all 1972 models Ask for larger Special Rates! You will have to ask the fish why this "un- JfOR RESERVATIONS it really is. Casey TO STANDING ALL ABOUT CAREFULLY PROGRAM. THE TO SAVE $35.95 $26.96 $2.10 7.35-1- 4 $38.95 $29.21 $2.34 $2.52 F78-1- 7.75-1- $40.95 $30.71 G78-1- 8.25-1- $42.95 $32.21 $2.69 H78-1- 8.55-1- $47.95 $35.96 $2.75 his own suit $2.95 $2.58 $32.96 $2.78 $48 95 $36.71 $2.81 M78-1- 8.85-1- $51.95 $38.96 $3.01 - $54.95 $41.21 $2.90 9.15-1- 5 $57.95 $43.46 $3.16 9.00-1- 4-PL- Y NYLON CQRD "MARATHON" TIRE Available with extra narrow stripe at slightly higher prices Long mileage Tufsyn rubber side-wa- ll wm mm FROM 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. must bring $36.21 $31.46 $43.95 REFERENCE. REGISTER NOW AT THE ELDRED CENTER Each child $50.95 $41.95 8.25-1- THESE RULES WILL APPLY. SUIT & TOWEL: 8.85-1- 7.75-1- 8.55-1- AVOID ANY MISUNDERFOR FUTURE $2.15 G78-1- T PERSONS REGISTERING FOR SUMMER SWIM READ THIS '" $26.96 6.95-1- L78-1- 5 SWIMMING CLASSES Needed 'H78-1- SALE ENDS SAT. NIGHT CLASSES PLEASE $35.95 E78-1- F7815 Yours for fun, TO BE GIVEN - Fed.Ei. NTrade C78-1- M78-1- 373-344- 3 CALL Rejulir Price With Trade 7.00-1- 7.47 per day, 10c per mile natural" bait proves so tasty and what they think Replaces .. Whitewall Sale Price Whitewall Tubeless and towel for his swimming class lesson. DATES l Each child enrolling in a swim (lass is entitled to attend 14 forty-fiv- e minute (lass periods during Ihe session for whidi he is enrolled. Thsre ore four separate sessions as follows: - SESSION II - June 14 SESSION I - May 30 June If -July 7 SESSION III July 10 July 71 - SESSION IV - July 31 August 18, Closses meet Monday thru Friday exept July 4th and July 24th. On those days the pool will be open for the public only. War Memorial Swimming Pool Size 6.00x13 or 5.60x15 tubeless blackwall plus $1.61 to $1.73 Fed. Ex. Tax (depending on size) and old tire Lb FEE: Students may enroll for more tSan on session of (lasses if they wish to SS.00 for each session. A student who is enrolled for one session is not automatically enrolled in the next one. He must be registered for the next (lass at the Eldred Center, (reduced rotes for family and for more than on session.) at the registration fee of 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Our Own Customer Credit Plan Master Charge BankAmericnrd PUBLIC HOURS: General public swimming begins May 27 and will be conducted between the hours of 2:00 10:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday; between 10:00 a.m. & 10:00 p.m. on Saturdays; and between 1:00 5:00 p.m. on Sundays. Rates are: Children 14 I under 35'; anyone IS years over 60'. An individual season ticket is $20; 'amily ticket is $35. for the season. Reitol of suits is IS'; rental of towels is 10'. 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