Show OGDEN STAND 6C 00 DEN ARD-EXAMTNE- SEPT SUNDAY MORNING UTAH BACK SEAT R 0 Ifwa s j 1 if iul "maim ujiieu tfmmftm "TSMiWigt - v f j r f v ' y- m IE SJ -' Fishermen Sfepl?ide ff For Hunts J jk r f ' View Tteservolr continues to offer a chance for a trout or two both from the bank or a boat They hav been going about 10 Inches average size The Rainbow have been noticed chasing the smaller rough fish close to shore and will hit a lure once In a while Most have been taken on worms however fished on the bottom Fishing on the reservoir was reportedly better two weeks ago J L Frost 829 Kershaw reported picking up four Rainbow Thursday but did better a week earlier BiH Egleston 433 Binford and Jack Wahlen of Clearfield took 13 nice trout last week trolling with pop (gear and worm 1 f ' v ONE IN! A MILLION- - Lester A Newey 3329 Quincy shows off a I German Brown trout he caught on the South Fork of the Ogdcn River near the Meadows A trout that's one in a mil- lion for this stream he took on No 10 Renegade fly eries-o- Golf r ' AKRON! Ohio (UPI) -To- wer-hitting Arnold Palmer displaying me snots wnicn maKe ham the king of the fairways fired a record-tying Saturday for e lead over) young a "Jack Nicklaus and four over Gary Player at the midway mark of their "world series" of $59000 first prize golf for Nicklaus the US Operi champion cluns at Palmer's heels with a while Player the little South African who holds the PGA title fell four strokes off the pace with a in a g remarkable exhibition ' of in which each man had only one bogey against a total of 13 birdies j !the Paimef tawny tiger of the tees missed seven fairways but Was saved by his deadly approach one-strok- shot-makin- i also holed it Player contemplating his two-fopar putt shook his head as both of his rivals got their putts and said loudly: "They surely must need the ot cash" It brought a roar from the crowd Palmer already having recovery won $80193 Hhis year and the shots and precision putting as he rookie Nicklaus having banked matched the course record at the $52008 7165-yar- d Firestone Country Club Nicklaus drew even with Palcourse mer on the j par three Forngpinst one bogey the Mas- seventh when he canned a ters and British Open champion downhill putt for a birdie threw six birdies at his rivals But then he dropped two back on d and he had only 25 putts—one the par four eighth with putting nne greens and once a bogey while Palmer birdicct Young Jack trapped his approach chipping 14 from 25 feci away And outdriven most qf the time and then exploded seven feet Palmer meanwhile put his by Nicklaus when the young Buck- short approach five feet from eye beat him in the playoff for eight-irothe US Open crown Palmer the cup and tapped it in APPROACH really let out the shaft this clear The ' emotionless Nicklaus cut crisp afternoon On the 15 driving Palmer's lead to one shot on holes Palmer outslugged his d the par four 10th hole rival nine times' n With $50000 to the winner after With a birdie He rapped a the final 18 holes today and only approach 10 feet from the $15000 for 1 second and $10000 lor pin and canned it while the other third the pressure was" really on two parred Player who had as they went out over the long shot 10 straight pars got his gruelling course with its narrow first birdie on the 11th with an putt But theri Palmer fairways jM clutching rough r Palmer fired a fabulous 31 on brought his lead back to two over Nicklaus and four over Playthe front nine for a 12th when he lead over the burly Nicklaus nick- er on the hit his four-iro- n tee shot six feet named "Baby Beef" and fa e edge over Player fat the from the flag and knocked it turn On that front nine Palmer home But Palmer lost-onof those outhit Nicklaus on five j of his shots on the d par-fou- r seven driving holes 43th His drive A heckler raucously "got on" hole with a bogey Palmer when he missed the green caught the rough his second was on the first hole ending up on in the high fringe bordering the the fringe jsome 25 feet from the green and his chip was 10 feet pin "I didn't hear any cheers short Palmer built his edge to two on that one" the galleryite said shots over Nicklaus as both he CAUGHT A TRAP : and 'Player birdied the murderPalmer Quickly shut him up ous par-fiv- e 16th hole chipping into the hole for a bir- The crunching Pennsyl vanian die and then making it three in knocked his three-woo- d second a row with birdies on the shot 10 yards short of the green par-fiv- e second and the and then wedged to within six par-fou- r third On the sec- feet knocking it home for his ond his three-woo- d second shot four Player was on in three but caught a trap beside the green stroked in a birdie putt but he blasted out three feet from the flag and ran ittdown On the third he knocked "in a irons pressure-proo- f 225-ya- rd 30-fo- ot 450-yar- - n - SIX-IRO- N j 405-yar- six-iro- 18-fo- ot two-stro- ke 180-yar- 1 d mii yv:f - r A ' VV iiumi m in iihiiiiiiiiiihi r ti ti in in i imT in ir - n ft n - i Ml w fl I Pus! h!iiiitt©iii By Standard-Examine- Bert Strand r Fish-Gam- Editor rent mechanization and he gad- - reach it Above this pointf the get age Its on the verge of be- - 1imi lnws fnr th(l fichprman tn ing a push button sport like see oi'flrvtfiinfl olca nd of course there are many Take for example some 'of the M kmds of "knock 'cm new gadgets coming out? They show up on the mar- deadlures take aU the guess work out of fishmg-wh- ich has always been Tf atv i waves fms vcuitauc anu uiivc part of the fun glowing colors to There is a j device that is fish wild make them boiling mad and designed to help you catph fish J that shapes inspire by determining the temperature But with all these new of the water at certain depths there's still one most of The fisherman lowers a wire us like to see It's a radar would into the water $nd reads 'off the like device the Sidewinder mistemperature atj various klepths sile It will seek out the fish When he hits trie right tempera sink the hook and then leave ture and right jdepth he lowers the rest up to the fisherman! his bait to the same point J But let's hope this will never But the newest weapon iii man's never ending effort to take fish be Fooling a fish with your own is a science fiction dilly It in- faculties is where the "real fun volves invisible iUght rays! radia- comes in If machines do it for tion and a secret formula that you where's the satisfaction? make a line stand out j to the Of course it may be the fish angler 1 but be invisable to the will develop a few measures fish of their own Natural evoluUon j i This monofilament line con- may provide our finny friends tains a hush-hus- h chemical with a few gimmicks also which causes it to radiafe under For example: a super sensithe ultraviolet rays that come tive ear that will detect a fishI from the sun erman the moment he steps out of his car say a mile away Or i UNDER WATER the line be- an ability to always tell when comes camouflaged below the the food he's after is real or where ultraviolet rays such a sharp eye he could de point S j - ga-ge- ts I the Bear River between Cutler Dam and the Bear River Bay Waterfowl Refuge Walleye pike have been reported just below the dam but there have been no reports on whether or not they are being caught 98 in 14 Weeks I Football League 98 period ' rd rd "j Opsn Bowling i'- - Nicklaus clung to his heels with birdie putt on the first and a curling putt on the if 22-fo- ot third-'-- a The 465-ya- heart-break- er rd par-fo- ur -fourth was for Player -- w rm v $100 Repair ai ii w m n 'h ' o 1 u ocv vry a m i I i' 7 I "':- GARLY FAST COURTEOUS EFFICIENT a3 Hi Phone IX (pn) Suiree 4-83- 03 al andor In- follow- -through Jtn A Advrth$mnt by Petfrton —— — EXPERIMENTAL i? 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regional game for the Utah State Fish manager tect even the slightest move & Game Department said initial ment a fisherman may make say checks since the opening indicate some 100 feet away Then he hunters were not out like last also could pick up the ability to feel a false fly and spit ot year out before you could set the "Those that were out" said Hinman "had a tougher time gethook ting their birds" Those able to ALSO A FISH could work out find a fewr feet of space near a a routine which would help him waterhole did best Those out in flip off the hook before he is the field had it real slow landed He could become smart By the middle of the first week enough to wiggle out of your even the waterhole shooting was creel before you can get him a "once in a while" proposition Between the recent Cold ' nights borne Also just to be real mean he and the shooting of the first couple t ' could learn how to shrink This of days the rest of the area's would cause you no end of mourning doves have apparently When you pull him headed south in earnest The mourning dove season ends out to show friends he won't look 10 in 13 counties including! as as did when Sept he you nearly big Weber Box Elder Cache Davis j landed him But wait a minute! When you and Morgan It will end Sept 16 come to think about it those lousey fish already have these wear FALSE TEETH? gimmicks! In fact they have eat chew smile with a few more and seem to invent others righ along! Fish even know about major and minor solunar activity Some say fish can recognize these periods and take a rest in between plate nug Help keep seeds out That's when you can't get them! Helpi tost preuvrt on gumi to bite! Hetpi prevent clicking They know about the moon AT MONTH'S SUfftt 60 TOM DtUG STORE and the barometer i 35-fo- ot 'putt chance? -"' What happened tjo the willow pole grocery string line and bent pin hook? That's alHhat used to be needed to catch fish Now it's all become very scientific —— —— Fishing is falling victim to cur-- ! i 30 been afield for dove so far this Donald E Wertz of Chatham season and they got fewer birds a junior majoring in history compared to last year fish and NJ will captain next winter's Dartgame officials reported today mouth swimming team Bob Illnman ftng v ' e other counties and Sept three 13 The more you think about It the worse it gets! How does a poor fisherman even have a Fewer hunters have apparently Old Time Equipment Out of Style in Modern Fishnig J in in Bob Hinman r— v t 450-jja- uhwMM fifn O VU HU e 500-ya- : Reports on Bird Hunts 4G0-yar- 625-ya- Hji 1 Jl four-strok- J NEW GADGET designed to help the angler catch more fish is the dedisplayed by Carole Holton Called the vice is one of many appearing on the market to solve the riddle of catching fish The device indicates the water "temperature-dept- h " combination for various fish waterhole i includes f'y" BAG LIMITS — Dove hunting west of Plymouth in Box Elder County was excellent for these three! Roy hunters who came home with a limit two days in a row Dan Probert LaVari E Stark and Larry Ogan (left to right) hunted near a m 14-we- ek S Fish-O-Ther- ROCKPORT RESERVOIR offers a few at the mouth of the Weberr River Weber River has been only so-s- o East Canyon and Echo Reservoirs have both been slow Hyrum Reservoir is dead again Hard fishing on Paradise East Canyon 'and the tipper Little Bear will produce a couple trout Brig-haCity Reservoir at Mantua also dead A few fishermen giving up on trout have reported socking into some pretty nice channel cat on games during a ' V"f up as a result of the 'quake The stream is still fairly high for this time of the year Temple Fork of the Logan has a few Browns in the beaver dams but they are hard to get at South Fork North Fork Causey are aU slow Here and there a lonely trout but In most instances it's hard to believe there are any at all A few are caught way back in the hills The Ogden River has been running a little darker i lately and has been slow Some have crowded in here and there to catch a few planted fish No recent reports on the Middle Fork but there should be a few Natives a couple miles back in Some Mackinaw are still reported being caught on Bear Lake from the east side Minnow shrimp or sucker meat have been the best baits 19C2 'n J vr:-')rx- i X " THERE'S STILL a chance for a Brown once in a while on the Blacksmith Fork River for the aagler who will take "a chance wading to difficult spots and fishing the holes under the brush The Lefthand Fork is about the same for Native and Rainbow Both streams have been pretty well tromped at the easy spots and the few trout left in the big holes seem to be tired of looking at line attached bait lures or flies Evening fishing with a fly has been fair but it most generally has to be a lonely spot Logan River is slow It has The National schedule for Jpx: - II clouded tree Palmer then ripped the ball through the trees to within 12 feet of the flags and knocked it home for "his par while Nicklaus exploded out 10 feet short but Jfi- f :Z3 been cloudy below Ricks Springs could have picked up some shots with his steady par play Palmer hooked his drive on the bank of a parallel ditch Going for broke jvith a baseball stance and a No 3 wood ho knocked it 100 yards from the green but behind a v y f- 'f"' 5 ? er Leads- by I - Illio f- Pin 10-I- k Although angling is taking a back scat to Utah's fall hunting season fishermen still tromplng th streams or haunting lakes and reservoir are picking up a few I x:v- "r'--'- - Submit your resume in confidence to Mr Jl If si- i H O Wake man Personnel Department am ikon ard DIVISION OF Unit ed Hircrai I |