Show Ogden Sunday Standard-Examine- r December 30 1973 TO REBUILD WEBER RIVER State Agencies Working on Design its banks other years during and annual spring runoffs periods of high water The US Army Corps of Engineers has prepared plans for extensive flood control work tat they have met with some opposition Other highway projects along the Weber River in the past have resulted in damage or destruction of fishing waters ‘her 'vildlife habitat Rehabilitation work on the By BERT STRAND Stardard-Examine- r Outdoor Editor stream in the Devils Slide and Henefer areas has helped some to restore fishing The stream in these areas however has not returned to its former productiveness trout and whitefish angling WEBER — Two state agencies are working on a design for rebuilding the Weber River here that was destroyed as a result of interstate highway construction s of a mile Some sof the river channel has been completely eliminated resulting in the loss of fish habitat and! t leaving a possible flood hazard Dexter Pitman fisheries manager northern region Utah r x “Division of Wildlife Resources Partridge hunting has started said the division is working to come into its own in Northern the state highway department' on ’the design to Utah as duck populations dwindle and ad other upland reconstruct a river channel Same birds are off the game over said wildlife officer The twice as much stream distur- list bance was done than originally On top of that some extra snow and cold in partridge contemplated in the highway country has bunched the birds PTte section of the major area S!and5I!ghttheI??LS® to protected completely higher ridges steram was result of the slopes and small canyons devastated as the The relatively few hunters out and fill material excavation of been have finding mostly runoff this spring d chukars the bird said officials State highway will that make tracks over a (the land was purchased by a of when hunted couple ridges private contractor prior to the have interstate project that links Hungarian partridge been more difficult considerably Interstate 80 at the mouth of can be rebuilt after being completely devastated as to locate and region populations Weber and work runoff Canyon with Interstate are not excavation of result the high thought to be up to par 15 at Riverdale SOUTH three-fourth- water Uiiicer Pitman said stream- that otherwise will sluff off and destroy places where fish can live Roots hold banks that are often undercut by the current Fish such as trout and whitefish need such hiding places as those found under stream banks Vegetation along the water also supports various forms on insect life and such insects often fad into the water and become an important source of food for fish - side has vegetation been as important to tv° s"reams such as the Weber River Such growth supports banks determined Partridge Hunting Picks Up the best spots to run into a flock them inbetween are getting in of chukars Such slopes with some of the best shooting some protective sagebrush' F!ocks areranging from 10 to cover nearby and plenty of 25 birds Once flocks are busted up individual birds are holding sunflowers are worth checking well and can be followed up out with success in many cases Birds taken have been found CONTINUE TO RANGE sHwth 2 Generally flocks speaking continue to range quite widely earVj 'eetctlon A flock found in a small draw &ndge plentiful throughout the one day can be several draws tail and s0 far lhis wi”ter- h‘US aWay a’ Both birds wil1 remail' on ttl! few daws' tafrf°Ur 'stale’s game list state-wid- e to Both the chukar and Hun are 'Jan 15 with the of exception remaining true to form running Daggett Duchesne and Uinta tor the top is approached from counties These counties closed below and only flushing if Nov 30 DEVASTATED RIVER—It’s hoped this three-fourt- h trapped or approached from The daily bag limit on both mile section of the Weber River near South Weber jbirds is five with a possession Hunters with dogs that will limit of 10 slopes with Shooting is legal PLANS FOR SLOPING southern exposures have been circle above flocks and hold BY STATE during daylight hours only Officer said the Pitman design will include plans for sloping and terracing river banks to encourage the return of natural vegetation It’s hoped the stream will rebuild its own subchannel and Utah’s new law prohibiting have perished in traps set with The study showed that spring-loade- d possibly return to its meanThe Utah bait for other animals the use steel traps intended to dering nature that lends itself to CHEYENNE have states in other Studies Wyo — Nor- - yerun is carnivores ottarffor 197rand'yannouncta trapp'rg expected ineir pressence in the water catch bobcats and coyotes were fish and other aquatic life them pike are getting a good That does not mean however verified such losses A study in Officer if said Pitman the start in Keyhold anglers will not be able to bring when one of the fish was netted loss of eagles and Nevada led a Las Vegas federal actually killing eagles at an stream has not “legal” m the various racing classes substantially and fish and game in a legal pike until then dunng spawning operations on wildlife official to report more unprecedented rate itself within two years Reservoir Jeff England of Salt Lake City Although no specific officials are than 600 bald and golden eagles Hawks and eagles which also repaired looking for an Northerns have been caught out the reservoir and once again supporting initial will head the organization foi' formation is available state The reservoir was initially record were catch on feed animals of the reservoir accidentally swooping aquatic life additional re n the coming year as chairman And just about any fish an to feed on dead animals believed hundreds of the birds slaughtered by trappers last planted with walleye some 20 VICIOUS LOOKING gtruction work will be requested He will be assisted by Bob 0f 24 law inches in John Mueller area fisheries iycars a§° "hcn surfacc acres winter such as rabbits used to bait the State road officials brings prey now protected by said Adams as vice chairman June or over will be length a state biologist for the Wyoming Game a°unted to only 800 or 900 traps inwildlife officials had been Merrill secretary and Louise1 record That’s new trapping law formed of because there is and Fish Department says Eishing was good Utah’s to excavate the Robarge treasurer no record now makes it illegal to use any form fill materialplans and had been on Selected as the board of‘ of wildlife or parts thereof asjthe scene stages of throughout directors were: Don Gardiner bait m trapping any wildlife worj representing the 150 hydro Permitted as bait for trapping wildlife officials denied thisan g 1 in g regulations Thejgame fish apparently were and iishing success dropped racers C R Mitchell crackeri een sceat castors Lnd sajd are baits stocked with !las illegally planted in the reservoir A trout stocking program did they discovered the Qe(fi’voir box nongame fish or parts of suchdamage when asked to come to9200 pike 10 to 16jby unknown persons jnot produce very good results ®sski Reg Thorpe racing COLUMBUS the scene and supervise the Although the northern catches 'and in 1970 smallmouth bass Ohio (AP) — the Ottoville quarry in 1969 by runabout Bill Faulkner super W1“ no 1 “eik?d been location of boulders in the NAME ADDRESS oriy rumor fisheries were added to the water They lo kmld a sec- - simple aeration He tried diy°u size two stock Bill Bradshaw K racing for legal or three became stream at biologists altered another convinced of have reproduced but there and in place your lake runabout Pat England powder ?nd redirecting compressed air to vari- - Other new provisions of the They also exthat few' remains reported relatively law require trappers to pertout? per acre ' and Wells llout Billie of the thousands of cavation Dr- - Richard A Tubb of Ohio ous levels of"alcr all their mark ” traps manently publicati n Racers Edge tons of fill material from the state Universityi a zoologist He also tried to decrease the with their name and address TREMENDOUS COST who h high-(WtDrivers garnered a long friendship with fish oxygen demand with potassium All traps also must be visited stream bed was not part of the with a tremendous cost Faced initial project plans submitted r0PhieS The secret is liq- - permanganate a chem-durin- g and checked at least once io7om10nSr!r twJ0 every include: w£uiJ release maintaining an extensive (o ui(j 0£ygen competition ag0 for their ical 36 hours Bill Faulkner super stock C( study and recommendations TteMjunt Erie Racquet Club "!d “Every deep lake is a poten- - enough oxygen to support fish l a' In the Nevada study it was R Mitchell cracker box Nick tial trout pond” said Tubb has announced first round re-j- S Crich' looked RIVER CHANNEL Nothing worked until Union S’lJTS0"’ to ‘the n°r' eni Faulkner SK racing runabout! He based his belief on an ex- - Carbide offered to finance a reported besides eagles 700 to suits in the junior Jun'°r d? Henkle def ehy"epan Christmas said that They 1000 only other plan 8 i ‘lip Behrens raptors including1 Jan Ballif def Don K racing iperiment this year at a pike T Billy Bradhshaw’ one-yelament $10000 experiment rough-legge- d the project interfering13 d hawks SkRCch eBeergdeera ddef runabout lake i Berwait d round results: spawning fish the j0e quarry at Ottoville with liquid oxygen Working! horned owls and with the river channel m two or d B®rt Henke def 11’’i Jan division— nt?9ber®' northern Leslie Edman °pen def pike has the potential Goates E racing Ohio where he kept trout alive 'with the Ohio Division of Wild- Tom Fessenden David Hopkins three places and all WOUld iJunior oef tranrwH Nvle of KennS-Jdef150 and thriving at depths Ken Furniss offering excellent angling runabout Pav"e' Ber°ra'B Hank they life Tubb set up a quarry-sid- e minor jdef De" result in relatively f Henkle def Mee Jeff Wil-DO NOT SURVIVE Blake Aiiyson in the future since and hydro Brooke Macfarlane def Shan-- i opportunities Hayes England never survived before cox def Kimball Kuhn Nyle nen Moncrief damage llSh the Jam! Hayes def Bar-The mortality rate also is These sections of the stream grOW rapidly the system may Moreover special event SfafUL Behrens David Jones def Sindef bara — with smaller the now lakes Kris Irons have" raptors higher Bretf Henkle def Ed Monson def Doug “(help rejuvenate been ‘repaired” and are Brad Mee Brooke Macfarlane Jami Hayes Welling Roger Macfarlane def def The pump drew water from than with eagles and over 80 plugged up with algae and surto acreturn to Auto glass an David Jones expected Cheryl Hayes Paul Packard the bottom of the quarry 50 feet per cent do not survive being ceptable “natural” state that def Steve face plant growth Snider OTHER RESULTS Peter Residential glass def Shannon Bracker Mike The problem with two-stodown through a two-inc- h Junior open doubles— Gibson and Critchpipe trapped will support wildlife and fish Perrins def Kim Miller fRtt ESTIMATES low def Hayes and Miller Perlakes and quarries — where The water was mixed with pure Utah officials also reminded Wildlife officers said crews Joanne Critchlow def Gary Bacon rins and Perrins def Kudla and FrandMark Mallif def Terri Miller son Mee and Mee def Ferriwarm water fish like bass oxygen vented from the bottles trappers they must obtain that salvaged fish from the NORTHERN Ed Monson def Denise Gibson and Miller Wilcox and age 7'5: botdefpa into live Packard the and pumped back licenses to trap furbearers such: stream recovered p°ger Macfar- Nelson def Packard and Fordyce bluegills and bullheads lA0U Idaho — Based on stairs near the surface and cold tom level of the quarry through as beaver mink marten and carp suckers and other trash! Lan': ordyce 'oXjMark VaimFaei and Mee Wilcox and Nelson def Mee UTAH GLASS CO Mike Perrins downh trout like fish live water a otter sales figures Mixed doubles — Edman and Bracken pipe big 2322 Grant Ave Ph 3995691 MORE RESULTS def Mee and Firmage Mee and the must game license restrictions will be stairs near the bottom — is ox- B— Class Mike 6051 S 1900 W Roy def Perrins Davis John carry HIKE LEVEL Critchlow def Ballif and Ballif Trappers continued in Idaho for another ygen Wilcox and Miller def Bacon and Brack5 licenses on their persons while Allison Kuhn def Scott Mee en Hayes Tubb found by Kennedy and Hayes def not A y license railroad and area tracks the def in is Leigh Kennedy NEAR SURFACE sheiiy Tay- Monson and Miller lor via default perimentation that 22 pounds ofllraP?ln§ to Officials of the Idaho Fish and Nancy Critchlow def and a Riverdale trailer court and Joanne predators trap oxKudla hike would near the the Fish surface required Bobby Bracken get Game Department said 10015 “‘"1 lu" 0f unprotected mobile home park downstream def Jeff Perrins forms Greg pj6cx per day def Jay Davis SrfldUfe Roger biK game licenses at $135 and The stream flooded has over Macfarlane def Lisa Frandson of the quarry to eight 4006 antlered deer only license? but trout need beth cold water at $75 will be available next and five parts of oxygen per parts per million well above million They can’t stay near the level needed by trout And year License vendors throughout the surface during the heat of the water temperature did not summer and below 15 to 20 feet climb significantly ttlG Stclt0 again will sell a trout thrived dissolved oxygen All 1000 amoun“ portion of these nonresident iSIl to t th6 WStCf in the depths of the quarry dlOUgu licenses This will make it trout life safe from the scorching sun upsustain and for outfitters possible iny to home Tubb began trying stairs in their guides to make plans with in who trout of level At least the oxygen escaped before crease the nonresident thrived fishermen Come say JS o long" sold are quotas “Theie’s nothin' like a crisp golden autumn day In September Tubb cut off Licenses have been shipped feet to cold level the the oxygen figuring for your first flyin’ lesson Take the coupon below vendors! 250 approximately Store Hours: would drop off slowly deep ofclock Both resident and nonresident to your Cessna Pilot Center Soon” INSTALL 1 6 down and the temperature of Monday sportsmen need 1974 licenses to) & feet 10-- 6 Thurs Sat Tues Wed the water near the surface 10-- 9 complete waterfowl and upland MCW Fri trout he figwould cool The game bird seasons that extend13 work would ured up 1974 for gradually and into fishing year The Weber County Wildlife and winter the from depths new water the around during Federation will install new near the surface year officers for 1974 Wednesday said “The trout are at 8 pm in the Utah Power Tubb “Of course up” fishermen & Light Co auditorium ASHING caught most of them during the Filling the post of presisummer by using sinkers” dent will be Edd Wright of Ogden Russell Worrall has been elected vice president and Albert Warner secretary-tPALO ALTO Calif (AP)-L- ynn reasurer Swann Southern CaliforIn addition to the installation ceremonies the monthwide receivnia’s ly session will feature an er is the winner of the outdoor film State wildlife nual Glenn “Poo” officers are expected to be Award as the West Coast’s most valuable senior football present to answer questions ! stout-legge- LAW NEW Boat Group Elects New ‘74 Officers Wyoming Officials Look for First State Record Catch of Northern Pike Eagles Hawks Protected Speedboat apparently j ave Protected con-dow- Deep Lakes Potential Trout Ponds Says Tubb - puff Club Lists First Round Scores tK "c-- Bart 15-ac- re ar great-showe- state-owne- red-taile- 0 2 - i 6 2 l 0 1 5 0 2 5 a-d- 2 10-- 1 2 1 10-- 2 Smg 5-- 0 6 3 6--2 2 6-- 4 1 6-- 3 4 For-dyc- e 6-- 3 4 ry 6-- 4 6-- 7 7 1 0 6-- 4 2 4 1 up-BOI- SE i 1 2 6-- 2 6-- 2 “uL 6 1 non-reside- 6-- 1 15-inc- nt 2 - 5 5 6-- 4 4 1 5 £25-228- 7 3 1 4 5 6 2 - 4 1 £5 4 6-- 4 6 Thred-gol- 0 d 4 2 “Wws a 6-- 1 DOWNTOW 3®023SQ®aai0S teanaffid tins to Deam to fly” 10-in- two-stor- hunters tojccffcpATirM TQ 2-- OFFICERS SHOE ansEOiZiro iea(333HMinaii Swann Wins Grid Award Steak and lobster special $2 99 an er player Swann 21 cf nearby Foster City was an- ncunced Thursday A panel cf sports writers chose him by a close margin over running back James McAlister of UCLA Ernie Nevers a Footbrll Hr 11 of Fame member will present Swann with his trophy and a wrist watch at a banquet here Selection Jan of Double Charge Cleared1 assessment representa in8 d?u® assessment against d°ye Adell Collins has been can- celed by the Weber County Commission A $10 a TEAR0UT this COUPON 1 i $500 i This Cessna Pilot Center Coupon and $5 is all you need for your introductory flying lesson OWMOBlL 29 Swann r I I 180-por- passes for 667 yards caught and six touchdowns in a season that will end for him at the Rose Bowl against Ohio State on New Year’s Day His career total of 91 catches tied Rod Sherman for the USC C7 pass-catchi- record ng Our spectacular platter: steak and lobster baked potato or french fries Sizzler toast Everything but the violins I CD© (iraitail QjHlDtSMgED SkzEsr® family steak houses f uu'cs OCOIN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT IIMTERMOUNTAIIM OCDIN UTAH 04401 PH SOI FLIGHT Jt 111 CENTER : 1573 3563 WAU 1 I AVE WE ARE ALSO VA APPROVED FOR COMMERCIAL INSTRU MENT FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR AND MULTI-ENGIN- E COURSES k |