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Show f ' aj 1." 12B The Salt Late Tribune, Sunday, July 1, 1962 ; Heres Roundup ... d Outdoors Hos Fishing? by Of Top Waters Don Brooks Hows the' fishing? Here daily. Hidden Lake; many are reports received by The limits with numerous Tribune from major fishing wet flies good, also three-pounder- s; areas around- the .Intermoun- trolled flatfish. Wade Lake, tain West: . all offerings. good catches, - V . yGallatin River, high-- , but Salmon River fairly clear to Taylor Fork. . jCharloteSmith reports the Lower Madison high' from main Salmon River is still high but fairly clear upstream Quake Lake down. No salmon , fly hatch yet as far down as from the East Fork. Cameron. Grayling' C r p;e k, PICKING up a few fish clearing but still little high for (salmon) every day. River fly fishing. South Fork of has dropped about, 10 inches Madisop, clear and high; plenthe last few days afid should ty of smaller fish in upstream be just right for good fishing stretches. in a few days, she wrote. II there Is one thing your Dead FishEditor has learned over the years it is that passing out fishing Information Is a very dangerous occupation to be ranked along'vfith high- steeplejacks, et al ' ;wire walkers, timber-topper- H - - FOB INSTANCE, take the DEES sad experience on the recent Utah fishing opener. He advised certain bosom including Parker Campbell, Ray Showtell.and others, ' that Rockport probably would be a better " bet than Deer bud-'dies- , Creek.' , - , . - - ' . Parker, Ray Co dangled garden hackles tor six hours and never got a bite. On occasion of their next meeting with r the DFE a very icy silence prevailed and one member of the skunked party was heard to observe: ' ' We ought to take him up there and drop him in with ' an anchor around his neck! v So this week the DFE got smart and cornered certain officials at the Utah F&G wigwam west of the Jordan. HowIKver, when he informed them .thataUtheyhad Jo do was 2 pick some of the better fishing ..spots for this week they scattered like a covey of quail the while shrieking, No, no! I . Anything but that! & . - 9 9 Utah Lake continues to be Utahs most productive fish ing-hwithpIentjrOf fine ole This map, prepared by Tribune artist Dick Miller, shows the. trails on Wasatch and Ashley National Forests that will be' fish-- . Panguitch had been That made five picks so Don (fearless, that guy) a couple of. new ones for good measure. Piute Reservoir, hasnt been fast fishing," he said, but trout. And another good one, It is producing some tossed in good-size- Ive been informed, is d Reservoir." Nine-Mil- e From Montana Way Tear-Jerk- er One of the saddest fishing yarns file DFE fias heard this or any other season was sent down by our West Yellowstone fishing scout, Red Davis. : . v V Seems Beds wife. Marge, was fishing from the spillway abutment on Hebgen Lakand tied into a real luunker. After much shouting and excitement, she tired the ' whopper out and brought it in for the net She yelled for her buddies to bring the net, but seems - - they had-lef- it home! t Helped I' Iunker and by other anglers, Marge tried to 'corral the heave it over a two-foo-t rock ledge. But her spin- line broke and saw of her fish it was last she the ning drifting into the spillway and over the dam into the river and thus into Quake Lake: ' f ... . FISHERMEN' ON THE scene (no relation, either!) esti-mated the fish at 30 inches and from eight to 10 pounds! Red added that all Marge does now is moan about how she missed membership in the West Yellowstone Lunkers Club! 4 i 5 Grand American Chiefs Set Share th Wealth Purses t v 5 'r By Associated Press $6,000 which usually has gone VANDALIA, OHIO, June 30 to some unknown newcomer n The Trap- - from nowhere making his first f t i Grand-America- shoot has adopted a share the appearance in the scattergun world series. wealth payoff system for its 63rd annual spree here Aug. For years the better shoot17-2ers, placed as far back as 27 - from- - the yards r THE GLAMOUR end of the while the novjces fired traps noisy classic for decades has been the top prize in the handi- from as close as 18 yards, cap events generally around have screamed that they didnt have a chance. clay-ejectin- g gut where the AND - THE marksmen have protested the clean out way the the till in the races in which everyone fires on even terms. So, hoping to satisfy everyone, the Amateur Trapshooting Assn, executive committee has come up with the most radical changes In years. The handicap prize money will be split among five yardage groups, with the top gunner from each spot expected to get less than $1,000. IN THE races, the new option system in which the entrants wager on their own --prowess gives everyone a chance. . . d Tbs powerful E3GJE5E3. E3E23GJ WRIGHT TOTE GOTE AM M4U State 40M Special to Th Tribuns there would be no restrlc- OGDEN Those fishermen lions on large majority of who own motorized scooters or trails within the two forests.' other mechanized vehicles had "The Forest Service 'fully best check' where they are going this summer when- - ihey recognizes the need for prohead for the Uinta Mountains. viding suitable trails for the number of THE REASON, warned of- Increasing who now travel on ficials of the regional U.S. vehicles, Forest Service Office here, is He said major purpose of that certain trails on the Ash- the new closures was to proley and Wasatch National For- mote public safety, prevent ests have been closed to use by soil erosion' on trails .and motorized vehfcles. meadows and to other The closure ' was effective forest resources, protect the including June 1, but because of heavy Uinta Primitive Area.' snow conditions prevailing in Cardboard posters are bethe Uintas this season, the Forest Service Saturday put addi- ing placed on all trajls where the new restrictions apply. tional emphasis on the order. Closed to vehicular travel .'Ft C. Kbziol, supervisor of on the Wasatch Forest are the Wasatch Forest, uriged these major trails: persons planning motor vehicle trips to check with loThose leading to the primi- cal forest rangers if they are tive area from China Meadows in the least doubt about trail on the East Fork of Smith conditions or restrictions. Fork and from the end of the KOZIOL SAID that In past seasons some violations of road on Henry's Fork. travel regulaClosed on the Ashley Forest tions had occurred within the area: boundaries of the Uinta PrimiTHOSE TRAILS within the tive Area. Uinta River drainage; FarmHe said it was felt that most ers Lake Basin above Jackson of these violations had ocPark; the Swift Creek trail; curred because of ignorance the Yellowstone Creek trail be- of the regulations. yond the crossing above Swift Creek, and those trails from the road ends at Moon Lake, Rock Creek and Hades Canyon. "All these trails lead to the High Uinta Primitive Area which has been closed to all forms of motorized transporBy Associated Press tation since 1931, Floyd IverRHINELANDER, WIS., son, regional forester, pointed June 30 Prices on the Rhineout Iverson added that most of lander Worm Exchange reclosed trails are too rocky and mained firm Saturday despite rough for trail vehicles and word from a state tax agent have been used by scooter that all such transactions are travelers very little in the subject to Wisconsins three pep cent selective sales tax. past. i Yellowstone Park waters: Yellowstone Lake, good. Bigger fish by boaters. Yellowstone River, opens Sunday, will be high.. Firehole River, dry flies doing fine, but fish becoming selective in feeding. Panguitch Report Panguitch Lake: Reported to be producing consistently early morning and late evening hours. Baits still best bet. Some nice fish being taken. ' cross-registe- Ranger Marv Combs posts Trail Closed to Motor Vehicles sign along one of trails on the north slope of the Uintas. Mirror Lake Scene thing? My kid sister cant make change. . worm sellers must collect the sales tax and make proper re mittances to the state treasury because fishing worms are classified as live bait Merchants must apply for a r sellers permit and file by the 20th of each month a return on taxes imposed for the preceding month, though the filing date can be amended in some cases. .. youthful-spokesma- Recoueteers Smashers - Wo 3 1 j 1 ltd 3 The word really gets around. No matter where you go from, coast to coast yogll find that when smart motorists think of mufflers, they think of Midas. Midarmeaiis guarantee. Midas means fast Installation just fifteen minutes. Midas means free installation theres no charge Tor- -" labor. Simply stated ... Midas means mufflers. - I r ; LOCATIONS 902 So. Main, Downtown 1026 East 21st So.; Sugpr Hottse 2666 Washington Blvd,; Ogden is you ows your car. If Hot Shots A Jeti it Carrie Nichols (Jl det. Nancy Marshall. AC; Jerl Fouloar (Jl det. Jening Pickett, A3; Vickie Allen (HSI det Leurle Zwick, Ail. Drrm Cushman (HS) det. Diane Nichols, A3; Diene Doug Nelson (HS) det. Nonie Wtsen Al; Kathy CoombA Laurie Tatg (HS) det. Denise Devis-Jee- n end All Day Saturday tver nrtds rtplsesmgitt, yeg pif mly I wnrltt disrjt. j McFertene, Horne (Jl Barton, AS. - .A CARRIERS 6-7- CAR COOtERS 51 1 1811 So. Stats a mJU AS; Lynn det. Debbie AUTO SPilAY LACQUER ENAMEL ' tyPlf-C- l FA CTOR - Am Y-M- TCHED! TOP QUAUTYl A Ready for instant use. Just shake the Aerosol can and spray. Dries cruickly to a smooth, high luster. Jwhy wait any longer to touch- a can' at Sears. np? Pick-uAnyone Can Do a Beautiful Tooeh-u- p i , fl QU TIT Qjr JLj per can Job in Minutes BPgiflTrmp? H GuorantMS you ft v - 7 bast used car worranty bocauso . . . 1 5'ifccount on give you parts and tabor for ana ygar. Only Ng CarDedart can issua and honor OW certificates. Service at mmbgr, oost to coast. 'v Shout your GW Cgrhficatg ftr ' repair work it dona; your dados' expects this. SHOT TH . -- CLASSIFIED ADS - Aik for FRE GW Certificate Marred Get YOL It Cor Color Car Make agd Color Name on Cap for ' Eaijr Selection . top and buy Iraet IhoGW Deaton: Oufttn-Mersh-a Nibley-Mer- y " 7'" p OmaxiD V-.- - A othy, A4 Debbie- Dowell (S) Oet. Dixie Swallow, AO; Marianne Bemion-AHIso- n Richards (SI Oaf. Mercia Gellenton-Mer-ci- e Sorenson, AS; Carolyn Richards-kafh-erln- e Dumke (S) Oet. Nine Reese-Kath- y e Pearson Cooper, A3; Robyn Sorenson, AO. (S) det, Robyn Umb-Pegg' HHttMIlieg A Unbetievabtes 1: 'Tseng Devts (HI det. Petty Cule. AS; Petty Coon (H) dot. Ann Bolllneer, A3; Morglo Terretl (Ul det. Shelly Osiertoh, AS; McQonough (H) det. And Wetdner, A5; Shonnte Smith Ut Devts (H) del Marsha Beeslev-Kath- y Kino, Virginia Meoeres-Non- l Williams (H) det. Christina -y Cooper, ir' Shelly strong. I Jeanette Bennien TH) det. Cindy- Cooper-Leslie Mersner, A3. -- h tuKinttet hr or HU wpu-col-or KMfUOlOt Jill1115 n 1 1 Recoueteers 1: lerir Dowell (S) bet. Mery Cay Newton, A3; Sheriene Timothy (SI det. Mergie Rees. AO) Kristie Burt (R) det. Christine Tim- Mdss Muffitr SLEEPIM6 EA6S CART n SIRLS Hillbillies Your TENTS RENTED n . Jets x Smashers Unb.liav.bm Till 6 p.m. cmmpcmnm - Hot Shell R 51 1811 So. State two-dolla- Merchants also must file an annual return on a calenA who dar or fiscal year basis. would. not allow use of his They must prepare 'and name, commented: This is a adequate blow at juvenile American en- records of business transacterprise. Whatll they tax tions to enable the state to denext? If I hSve to do all that paper' work - for- the state, howll I get time. to sell Sign Grid Pacts the correct amount of CHICAGO, June 30 (UPD ' ' Veteran lineman tax liability.' Stan Jones 3 The only ray bf hope, as and Bob Wetoska have signed seen by a fledgling legal eagle, their. 1962 contracts with the is that merchants may retain Chicago Bears. two per cent of the tax collected to repay them for acting Buyinq used car? for the state. ST. MARY'S ajn. 6-71- Refinish Nicks, Mars and Scratches The Easy Push-ButtoWay . . . Little League Tenuis Open HU easy-acces- Some members expressed fear the market might fall because of black market operations after dark, ala gangster films on television.' a is tm SUCMM0 Most dealers were taking wftlt and see attitude. . i pan-sizer- Mirror Lake area: Majority of lakes now have open water, but country is still very wet with much snow left at higher elevations. Streams running high. Will improve as runSEVERAL worm tycoons, offs recede. Big turnouts on s lakes. Back counliving high with scads of bubstill too wet for pack trips. ble gum and brand new comic try books, --took soft drinks in hand West Yellowstone to talk of switching to used Yellowstone area: West hula hoops or cornering the Hebgen, still tops with boatmarket on second hand roller ers and bank fishermen cashskate's, where labor costs ing in with many limits. Quake might be reduced. Lake, good catches of big fish e 3 Gun Club Charts Shoot Today, Holiday Events d THE JOLT TO the Industry came when Cylde Kopan, an SUPPLIERS and retailers, Investigator for the State DeThe regional forester said. principally boys in the seven partment of Taxation,- - said d condi- d - Th achadule of solunar periods feat been taken from John Aldan Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan your days so that you will be fishing In good territory during these times, if you wish to find the best snort that each day hat to offer. The me lor periods ere shown In boldface type. These begin at the timet shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter. The minor periods, shown In regular type, are et somewhat shorter duration. Big Hole Report Salt Lake Gun Club will hold its regular trapshoot Sunday Pine View Reservoir: Get- with firing slated to start at ting much better after rather 11 a.m. so the boys can pracslow start. Anglers report tice up for the annual July 4 class some fish ill three-pounfireworks. taken near dark where streams run into reservoir. SUNDAYS s c h e d u 1 e will feature a handicap and Island Park Area a new trophy shoot, plus sinIsland Park, Idaho: Streams gles and doubles. The registered (ATA) July still producing nice fish, but tourney will offer 100 sinslightly off fast opening day pace. Henrys Fork both above gles, 100 handicap birds and and below reservoir has been 50 pairs of doubles. All or part of the events may be shot and yielding trout to wet flies. gunners may ISLAND PARK Reservoir still very high, but some good fish being taken by. trailers. Henrys Lake also on productive side. Elk Creek good for CART0P s as are Buffalo and Warm rivers. CARRIERS RENTED Tax Crisis Jolts Worm Marts ! Solunar Periods For Eight Days ing and late evening fiSKing success. Baits reported-bes- t, but some good wet fly activity. Pine View Gains Blow to Enterprise to 14 age bracket; appeared evenly divided whether to absorb the tax or pass it on to buyers en route to fishing , spots. Prices at midday were: Angleworms 10 cents a dozen and night crawlers, 25 cents. Supplies were steady and sales were moderate. Customer demand was spotty but a fair weekend was in prospect Fish Lake Yields Fish Lake, good reports during the week on early morn- River, giving up, some beau- River, about the same ties on dry flies. Adams, tions. goofus bug, grasshopper bug producing. he-sai- gas-drive- Deer Creek Reservoir: Deer Creek fans claim fishing gets better every day. Some beau-tie- s were taken by Heber City anglers during the week just below Charleston Bridge., Baits still best, but trolling lures producing. - Big Hole River, Mont., still ' running h i g h from heavy spring runoffs, but is now clear in many sectors. GIBBON RIVER, improving fairly will' take a beating Probably daily, but still high. Madison over the holidays. Beaverhead ts reere-ationis- -- tight-veig- bt Yellowstone Park' Vehicle Operators Told: Check on Uinta Trails I JUST CAME back from southern Utah and the boys good," said Don. And I was told that Fish Lake had been good early irt the morning and late in the day," he added. Utah lake has been producing very fine catchesLOf catfish and shows no signs of slowing down. And you can add that Koosharem is listed as still good. Pine View has 'been lower but the boys are catching some dandy two-pounders late in the day. . catfish catches being made. There has been no sign of a letdown in fishing activity. Some anglers report they made excellent catches of large closed to motorized vehicles in addition to all trails with- catfish off the shoals at Bird in Uinta Primitive Area. Dotted lines show new closures. -- I Island. a eries, Dop Andriano, strode on the scene. And Don ls made of sterner stuff because he made seven selections before ' 2 taking off for a secret cave in the High Uintas. Here are his anchors cost money: picks and remember . aaid Deer Creek Better Utah Lake Tops Don D Made of Sterner Stuff It appeared that all was lost, but then the chief of - - feeders-sa- d troak lide. -- Door edgeeead ri spots. ' Body ' at Sears and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your SEARS A x. Section, door ateldiage. OF - PLENTY STORESIDE FREE PARKING 754 South L V Money1 We $c.f Salt Lake Back City, Phone Daily M5 am. 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