Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday Mirth 1950 19 B13 THE REAL DOPE ly Ml Coltria 1 i V r V fv— - - rl i I v i One morning recently were going slightly mad unravel the high school coverage an eld buddy and demanded we have s Cty and we trust that ' some thought will be given ta this we trying to when lie basketball Snooxes called wp Since the Real Dope's rheumatic lunch old bones make October fishing " something to be avoided at all costs Eater for an excuse to get away we are also Imping thst the com- from double dribbles for a moment 'minion opens Deer creek early this or so we accepted for we knew year to allow us to take the kids that Paul Hollands would have up there and let them fish for ' whilst we snooze in the something sbout fishing Oh hi perch sun spring mind Thst is the' snort fee Build He aid and it was aa enjoyable a little fire fry up a hamburger or i wo do u a pot of coffee and hutch sleep: j "What I want to know" says eat andram sir Hollands and his breth-er- a Paul "is why Utah has le eloee who would go out ia October ena season ai tne at its aepiensovr chip the Ice off their lines snd catch a nice limit can have their just wnen nsning oejmi w fun We mumbled something like But snoozing la tne sagebrush on -club sanda cares" who through the hanks of Deer wich adding that anyone who on a balmy May creek reservoir day egad wmnM m fishinv in Ortober mutt man that's real sport have holes in his head for it is mU Im t Kmm tfcar kill! ia OrfMIMr Paul admitted it is ne spon ror tli tMumulL this Or tober aneline but he liuisted a -- I- - ! p u n L Rifle Star trurA ll HI Wvominr to mt thir lirkz in Paces Shoot hits Its October S mnt km THH Ln Cox Creating s nrM bun dour around aa the Utah state fUh aaa depertmeat put the finishing teaches ee the tint antt ef a gam swings Utah Completes First Work At Burraston First unit of tht Burraston fish- project was completed late Saturday J Perry Egan Utah f ih and game director announced: The area is Just south of Mona The initial work consisted of rebuilding a dam destroyed several year ago to restore a former fish pond Egan revealed the property 'was purchased several years ago from the Swasey estate The larger part of the Burraston property has a unique history Egan said in that it was deeded to the fish and game department in 1901 with stipulation it be converted Into a public fish-I- n ing Soim! garea lames Burraston pioneer of Mona made the gift to the state first of it kind ever obtained by Utah sportsmen v Egan said additional pond construction is planned pending outcome of a Monday meeting between sportsmen game department and water-users-" It approved the future work will Include building of two more dams to increase the trout water area and at the same time conserve water for irrigation v The entire project consists of 136 acres The area would be fenced to keep out livestock perimcntai planting projects also are planned the idea being to Im- Erove upland and migratory bird Egan said rY" New Lebanon Coach ANNVUXE Pa March 18 WW Lebanon Valley college ' Saturday named Ralph "Dutch" Ricker as Its new bead football coach Ricker head football coach at Dickinson college for the past four seasons replaces Andy Kerr who resigned i last month I J project at Burrastaa destroyed several years OUTDOORS Here's om for you gents op-to live bait: Washington State Sportsmen's council recently passed a resolution making use of live bait in lakes a misdemeanor punishable by a S500 fine or a Jail sentence Same group defeated a resolution calling for reduction of daily bag limit to 13 fish Don't worry reductions win come in Washington as well as all "other western states in years and it wont be too far ahead away Another Month lattial war atvalve wrerk la age Addltiieal A ' two-da- y Game Group Sets 'Family Night' downstream ' You'll never boot this value Few BB (D) dD TT t Big Bass Farmington Boy Lands Mr and Mrs Golden J Barton boy weighing £1 pounds managed to sea bass after hooked one deep drag in a sea bass ever caught ia Guaymas a half hour struggle The catch was Mexico recently while on a trip made almost at sundown A guide there with his parents helped the boy pull the fish over Walter E Barton 11 son of the side of the boat FARMTNGTON 11 -- year-old (Special)— An Farmington of the largest GIBSON GIVES YOU MORE! 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This boot sells for $1 045 all over town! stitute report says "Pheasants have been released repeatedly in the south and ss consistently have disappeared Unless climate and habitat are as favorable as that on native range a bird or mammal cannot survive as a transplant" The report states studies are now being conducted by U 8 fiah and wildlife service to find birds and mammals which will survive in American areas '"' LOOKS SMART! FITS SO SMOOTH! 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Bartea of rarmlng Walter E Bartea sea ef Mr and Mrs Gouien tea with the sea baas he caught ea recent Mexico Jaaat — d ' a unlay la the NRA registered shoot Match was held at Salt Lake high school gallery Robert L Blaschard of Logan finished second to Mr Schindler in the great aggregate scoring followed by Glen E Hogan of Midvale The results: Great arrrenta— Schindler Bianchard and Hogan aggregate scoring — Bianchard first expert Hogan second expert and Murray Whittier Ogdea third expert C N Elton Ogdea first sharpshooter Dave Sugden second sharpshooter snd George G Nelson third shsroshooter Paul Cir cuit first marksman Charles Fer guson second marksman and Ken Gerrard third marksman Iron sight— Bruce Ross Logan first: Glen Hogan second and Rob ert Bianchard third ' Telescope Sight—Srhlndler and Richard Stillman Logan Logan won the team match followed by S L Small Arms club Tr are foredoomed to failure All aniv mala have definite habitat requirements it says and listen to this: to 13 Moroni H Schindler tnnnnt all shooter in the Salt Lake Small Arms club gallery tournament Sat - i It points out most haphazard introductions of exotics which may capture the fancy of sportsmen wat'j law-abidi- From Wyoming F C Greene Wyoming state fish warden advises mtermoun-tai- n A new wildlife educational film anglers the only' licenses "Pheasant Facts" is ready for rewhich did not expire on Dec 31 lease by the Utah fish and game J Perry Egan state were the resident combination elk department director announced Saturday at this time birds bear azu! fish permit and As for tbe wardens being busy Subject matter is based on sev of Clifton eral years study by with hunting season aid thus not the resident combination deer coordinfederal aid able to check the anglers well bear bird and fish These twof Greenhalgh charK ol opiand game bird put our comment briefly licenses created at last legiala-udi- e Added material was sun-Nuta ture have expiration dates printed plied by several graduate students Never Checked on them of Utah colleges "Manv of the facts brought out All other licenses are valid for In the first elsee these anglers in the film are rather amazing and calendar year only not going to be violating-tn- e are conservationists to tend make may five-day Nonresident and at least they won't be Stwlhead Data sportsmen alike revamp their law tourist fishing licenses are and ideas relative to pheasant culture" violating it any more than it is available Interpretation of Wyo- Eran said Attention Idaho steelheadera: violated all season long by guvs Federal fisheries biologists at ming law i that day of purchase Scenario for the film was written who never ere checked by Use) Bonneville dam proj- is inclusive in the two and five by George' Tripp Shooting was warden McNary and :a1 ect reveal experiment with day periods Agents may not post- under supervision if Lee Kay had rima Moilitnt t hut a handful of educabeand relations out the fishermen public of date any license anyhow so why tagged fish planted above and tion division low McNary indicate losers of worry 7 Wyoming season opens cm May ' As lor tnat spawning ausinem from 10 to 14 were suffered 1 in most areas Warning! There we are told by some experts that are numerous exceptions ln local comin4TvireTPiesdain ss there is plenty of water in the state of areas Get yourself a copy of migrants' that 95 where this problem wouldn't be a outbound young steelheads pass Wyoming fishing orders this year problem That is there are no browns In some waters ana we undby the dam in April and May and 85 of them are from five to erstand the browns are about the First on list The annual pro- only spswners st that time of the night" "family eight inches in length as they Dont be "surprised if one of gram for members of the Salt Lake "' head for sea Utah's better-know- n biologists It always has been our opinion—c-ah and Game assoeiatiaa t Heaviest upstream migration heads west in near future to take County members will be field Thursday the fish and game commission II kmiM mnMra itself maiffllv occurs between Sept important poet' in California The at South High school according to lh 1 Refuting belief of many that Geotge-'Smiassociation pres- with Just one thing— making more young man wag notified after rethe steelhead always comes back cent exam that he was first on ident fishing and hunting possible far to spawn only S were second-tim- e tbe civil service list Thus he will Special guests will be youngsters everyone Hence' It Is to be hoped— th s pawners another S third-tim- e become a part of an old old story: from the Kesrns St Ana's orphan- commission some encour will spawnera while 2 were on Utah trains 'em other states grab ageAn hour and a half stage show agement to the give wno angler their fourth trek to the spawning 'era And no criticism please' priie drawings and gifts for the loves sport— the guy who reany will about duty etc Biologists eat too kiddies will feature the program brave Ice and snow to get ia some grounds Indicated Same experiments Wildlife Management Institute which Is onen to all members-an- — t to: meet on April 1 in Salt Lake 130000 steelie make it past Mc- cautions ' sportsmen that with their families' Nary to Idaho and other Spawn- gradual return of normal eondi- ing grounds while about 200000are taken by either sport or com- more Intense for introduction of mercial fishermen exotic birds into the United States "Enough money already has been wasted on misdirected intro ductions of exotic species to finance a first-clas- s restoration program for native game over most of the nation" states the ? posed institute calf with riaiiiilied Actual! It does seem unrea sonable for Utah to ckae its seat son st the end of September when it might as well leave It open for another month to take cars of the reaL honest to cosh fishermen W e have alwavs found these guys Use ones who will brave any kind of weather are Just about the most of all of our outdoor It would be a nice feapeople ture to let them have their fun We have been around fish and game commissions long enough to know the argument for closing the season at the end of September These involve lack of wardens to keep track of tbe anglers and the fact that some fish are spawning refcatfldlag Utah Prepares New Film On Pheasants By DON BROOKS when fly fishing peaa Utah's Anglers New Fishing for 11 1m Mart Hanks TO OWN faESsTlSSOEslsk J Arch Croircini Salt lolce City naaanaeassasBBeBasaei 170 SOUTH MAIN In 937 EAST 9TW SOUTH V OPEN EVENINGS 61 |