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2D Tfac 5UIt LflJ6 TribiUip, j Thursday, August 1- -, Oil Uot 191 1111111101 TlllVS Secret of Fishing? Grant Mcsserh J Just Slick With It By Grant V. M?rer!y Tribure Sports Writer Fi.'hirg in Utah right rev seen-- s to be a mat'er of just staking urh it long enough. The hot sun is putting t! e It's Easv to Tell Summer's Gome, w Arclierv Deer Season Sneaks Up down It's always easy to tell when summer has sneaked past, and fall is waiting around the corner in Utah. You can tell because you look up one day and that its the middle of August and archery deer hunting is just around the corner. Anyone who has ever been in the mountains during the late part of August knows that snow' isnt uncommon, and rain is almost a certainty. There have been years when its almost been nice to get back down to the valley to thaw out and dry out. ( a i c.h fi-- h the water. Cae Anyway, for the 15,000 or so archers who will take to the trees for the deer hunt beginning Aug. 2S, this is the time of year for practice, practice, practice. Without it theres little chance for a successful hunt, except perhaps for tue real'" lucky ones. I use to hunt with a fella who had a theory that practice was for the birds. Hed never pull a bow until he was actually huntin,T and saw his first deer. His theory was that th first few shots of the season always went straight, and after that you had to really work to get any better. Well, he never got his deer, but he did have a lot of fun hunting. Come to think about it, that first shot always does seem to hit the mark. Unless, of course, its aimed at a doer! Bowhunters can get some great practice Saturday and Sunday at the Treasure Mountain Shoot at ark City. Actual hunting conditions, with targets that look like deer. And the average bloke .vho doesnt spend all year practicing has a chance to win, since the shooting is on a handicap basis. Strawberry River, I drove back to the same spot on the reservoir. Almost Dark It was almost dark and the pinkish - orange reflection of the evening sky was tinting the water. Tiny waves were kicking into the shore, and fish were jumping near shore. Cycle Races To Draw Huge Field Here n There ?o the 1972 season ortens on Aug. 19 . . . You missed a great shoot, said Ttoosevclts Dr. Gary White, who has black powder in his blood. He was talking about the Green River Rendezvous which drew muzzloload-ih- g shooters to fbp Ur.tah Basin last weekend. Actually it was awfully hot, but there were some great scores. The winner of the flintlock rifle shoot from crossed sticks shot a perfect 50 with two or three xs center hits), he said. Ive never heard of it lief ore. Jh Anyone who doesnt know about flintlocks Airht not appreciate the difficulty of that feat. The ljfles are fired by a piece of flint striking a steel plate, which produces sparks, which in turn ignites a priming charge of black powder, which ignites the main load. As you might suspect, theres often a noticeable delay between pulling the trigger and the gun firing. In that instant its easy to puli the gun off target. So a perfect score is something to brag about . . . Can anyone tell me what an abandoned Salt Lake City Bus Lines bus is doing parked about 10 miles below Starvation Reservoir along side a dirt road that follows the Strawberry River? Its been I partially stripped, and then just left . . . wonder if the old company ever had a missing bus they couldnt account for . . . Remember during the hullabalo about the new Recreational Vehicle Act last winter, one of the main points argued by proponents was that it would prevent closing of land to recreation vehicles. Hasn't worked too well, has it. Now comes the disconcerting news that the Forest Sendee is going to close huge chunks of the Wasatch and Uintah National Forests to recreation vehicles except snowmobiles. It Special to The Tribune With 50 percent trophies being awarded, a large turnout is expected at the Cuntential Motocross Assn, track here Saturday and Sunday for Utahs first Rider Appreciation Motocross. Novice classes will race Saturday, beginning at 2 p.m. CMA member Larry Knop reposed the novice classes have become so large, that w e will split any class with more than 23 bikes into two divisions, e.nd race and trophy Hm-m-- might even be a Rood thing, but vho ran tell? Details of the at the plan are very moment. I don't suppose they want too big an outcry before the closure becomes a reality. Could be huh? in point: Strawberry Rervoir. The other day I stopied by the popular lake in midday, and talked to several shoie anglers on the east bank. Nuthin doin," one angler said. I dont believe there's a fish left in this lake. said another, Nope, havent had a bite all day. And Ive been here since daylight. I think the bright moon is letting the fibh feed all night, and they arent interested in our bait. Okay, so af'er a trip to the U..:tsh Basin, then back to Begins Aug. 2o BACCHUS Great fishing. Never anything Lke it, one angler who had waded into the lake called back. They're takirg my fly on every cast. Im having a herkuva tin e hooking ti em, but I've done ail right And be had dune all right, too. A srrir g of four beautiful trout lay ir. the water next to - a. the CMA will offer its usual comic relief. Past efforts have included such events as pasr races, senger or but Sunday it will be a news 4 ' U U Ur ' - ' !i s y i 1 j, 'A IJPi ' Ir , Special to The Tribune PARK CITY It may be midsummer to most people in Utah, but to the state's archers it is two weeks before the deer season! 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Fir, Aspen In addition, the targets will the be scattered through beautiful fur and aspen country near the top of Paik Citys gondola tun. The shoot is a handicap affair, with certain of the tarafter the gets designated g to be used for shoot the shooters. So tne average archer has as good a chance as the expert. Archers can sign up from 8 a.m. to noon on either Saturday or Sunday. The gondola will begin running Saturday at 10 a.m. and the shooting begins at 11:30 p.m. On Sunday tl.e gondola starts at 9 a.m. and shooting at 9 30 a.m. this again Headquarteis, year, will be at the Park City Shoot, i Soccer Game Set while It was still In a liquid form. The material solidifies almost immediately, and provides a target that a broad-hea- d arrow point will penetrate, but will not pass through. t is also easy to remove the arrows. The targets are fantastic! Club members claim that from 50 yards its almost impossible to tell them from the real thing. - it 7 6 Archers Ready for Park City Shoot WINCHESTER MODEL 70 PLUS 3x9 Scope in those long lengths - a, Be "if' 'd$lkr.r ! Annual Deer Hunt Warmup REMINGTON 700 BDL PLUS 3x9 Scope Days A 7 s S. - 4 No, they are not real deer! Although tney are the size, shape and color of real deer, these REMINGTON 700 AOL PLUS 3x9 Scope j U A ,4 j C cial success. I really learned I T v . - Utok'i largest Selection af Hew Used Gum TAKE 4 s iGUNS UNLIMITED AII . :2t HERE'S WHY SCOP' 4 , One Low Tao minibike clashes for kids and a women's powder-puf- f class will also race Sunday. ChampTalks Of Fights, And Music JP . X A , them out. Top Names y v c V jt three-wheele- pftT c , t4 the waters have been stocked recently, so the fish are there if you want to wait d Am. ', i All the sport. :v r'S Wide Open The word is out that the Uintas are wide open now, and theres even good feed for homes in the high country. It won't be many days now before the first frost arrives in those mountains, and that will be the ultimate time of year. The fro't cuts down the insects, though the days will still be fairly warm. The three I .rger rivers in northern Utah, tire Weber, Logan and Provo, ate all in excellent shape now. All have been stocked, and all are producing fish. Flies have been fairly effective on all three, with bait also catching fish with regularity. Most of the lakes are slow during the day, except when a knowledgeable angler gets his bait or Jure to just the right depth. That right depth could be mighty deep in some of the media race. Newspapermen and broadcasters ranging from those who have never sat on a motorcycle to some who have done some riding look at will get a first-han- - - men in the evening. 2 p.m. Sunday. And on Sunday, ' if I 'If V look Limit A bait fisherman just down the shoreline was putting his Got my limit. pole away. I've never seen anything like it. For a half hour there the fish jut seemed to go crazy, and I hauled them in as fast as I could get bait in tl e water. So you can see, its a mat ter of timing and sticking with it. Toe anglers who left with the sun went home grumbling that the fishing was terrible. Those who stayed thought was great. Most of the state gets a fair to good tag at the moment, and nearly all of the popular streams have been stocked recently. FLARE STRIPES jf I ,V BONUS FOR YOU! l r W, GUARANTEED a lot about people, he said. I found out we have problems all over the world. Frazier said he was sincere about his music. Tve been he mmL fcirgitig all my hie, Answering tl e bad press his act received on lour, he said: I would Ice to reme back to Washington and ro a show here for the tews-rrt-n- . Jf 4 V larger lakes. The popuLr streams along the Wasatch Front are good bets right now. Big Cottonwood Creek, for has been fairly Instance, good. 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