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Show 18, 1985 Thursday, April THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, - Page 11 Wrestlers Sioin With Couaar To state champion also from Pocatello; Zane Jones, a jaycee transfer who was three-timhigh school state strong, a Seven wrestlers, most with undefeated, state champion or state MVP credentials, have signed with BYU. The latest additions to the Cougar wrestling ranks are Corey a state champion from Pocatello, Idaho; Mike Arm Hof-ma- two-tim- d e e champion in Idaho; and Mark state champion lis, a from Orem High. Previously, the Cougars signed Wil- n. Chel ipko (119 from Sandy. Layne Shepherd 185 ' from Spanish Fork and Paul Sweat 155 from Wasatch. Holman and Armstrong are high school teammates and both were also state freestyle champions. Hotman also won the Southwestern .one Championships (including wrestlers trom Cahtornia to Oklahoma. Armstrong was undefeated last season. "He (Armstrong) is supposed to be one of the best to come out of Idaho this year." said BYl' coach Alan Albright. Jones will transfer in from Northwest Community College in Powell, Wyo. He finished fourth in the national junior college finals. He will be a sophomore. Willis, who was a state champion and the state's outstanding wres d tler two years ago at Orem High , will come to BYU after spending a year in the Air Force preparation school. He will be a freshman. "These recruits are going to cause some dogfights on our squad." Albright said, "but we will have a lot of depth." Men's and Women's Western and Fashion , LrLfWli i I t i f i Fishing Report yf By REX C. INFANGER Herald Correspondent - The ice is off and P1NEVIEW is trout off Cemefor fair fishing tery Point. Use salmon eggs or worms four feet under a bobber. WILLARD BAY Walleyes have moved in and are hitting CD-- 7 Rainbow Rapalas. Fish them in six feet of water and cast parallel to shore. PROVO RIVER The stretch between the dam and the mouth of Little Deer Creek is the only clear water. Use a size two Brass Vibrax and fish the long runs. Bait fishing on the Provo is only allowed below the Olmstead Diversion. Use artificials only above the first diversion dam on the east side of the highway. - We - - "OTTERCREEK The fishing - 40-fe- et to; become active. Take some shrimp down to use for bait on them. Bruff is on the road BRUFF to Pelican and the fishing is still good there, but the fish have moved out into the middle so you need a boat. Fish worms or eggs under a bobber. Th.. fishing DEER CREEK has picked up with the warm weather and some bass are being taken along the west shore. Look for small coves that are out of the wind and have a little warmer water temperature. Use a floating crankbait and cast parallel to shore. Trout fishing from the boats should be good this week. Troll or Uait fish right along the dirty water line where the Provo River is corning in. White bass are ! UTAH LAKE hitting almost anywhere there is current. 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