Show 2 - - : 1 g A a Al - '' 01 1 N e ' i )7 1 - VV-I- '1 ' t e i 4 1 1 1 ii 1 ri - - A r V"-:'- -' -- I 7"1"-'"1 c"-- :- - v - 1- - --- -- -- ee""'"' '' PA 1 t' - —- k1411141 - 5 ' '''' - nr '''-' - -- 00- — - t—- - d' 0 i 4 I - ts ' r- '' - IL 'I- - A17 r e - tair""- '1 1 k 4 : ot ft 1:-- — - - 4 1 x 4: - --- -- J -- y: ' 4 eb - 4 1 2- i :'f 47 '4 - A' t44'J - 'A-- q'''-i- At 'e -- s At : '''i '--' '4 "-- !'r ' - -- - I'I' : I' ) -- r I ' sl ' - - - ' - '''' C" -- e et '''''''' 400 -1- - '' - 4 - r s - ' -- 11:1 made where the illegal kills were State wardens of course went along to tee that the court's manfittirymftionudrzpehicestmaseantrenflrftinthae - ay ) l'‘"qt'-:::!-'-t1-6:'-:7--: 4b- ''''"te At C r--i: ' 6 '' i I ' i: - ' 11)4- N1111:r 1 - 4 ' 4 0' t "'kit A 5 -- I '' -1 :' ik '''' ' 1 - ' '7 I ior : it might seem that the poacher was getting off easy because four pheasants can be purchased at a bird farm for something le4than $50 But stop and think of eV the trouble that poacher went alrough lie had to locate a bird far ti drive to It return and release ttp birds Probably cost him a tid ) sum and we wager he goes fort12 and sins no more Besides the- e are now four pheasants in t'e field for legal hunters where th0re were two before Suppos: ig some jokergets picked up on Es it canyon for fishing out He's got 10 nice ones of season In his crecl Qkeh let him go down to one of the commercial hatcheries In the valley put out his money for 20 trout just as big and then worry about getting them back into East canyon r It r"'4 "r--- -' 400 - ''''Z'' - 0 - '- -'' - "!7-7 - '''' - - ' - --4 0 i' ' -)' "")-- "' r-- - --- ' f a - ' - - - - - - '' e0 1 '- '- i - I '' ' - '''''''- - "'- - -- - - ' Hope You All Have This Kind of Luck! I Anglers Open '48 Assault An Intent angler brings a scrappy cutthroat to net on the Clearwater river in Idaho This Is - m s a scene that will be repeated many times after July 4 in the Gem state Picture by Ross Hall I 1 On Idaho Trout Friday '''- - ' - ) - -- : : 1 4h ----- 'life '' -- --- fish and game" 4 - - t - '"'--- -- 4 t: ' ' - J tr t ' e' -- - would be devoted to that subject Wednesday at 11 cm Dr Ira N Gabrielsort president of the Wild- life Management Institute will speak on "Reclaznation vs Conser- - I N -- ' ' r 1 le Major Address Leonard pointed out that one of the major talks on the program 7 vation" Another talk with direct 1 - - 1 ' on the subject will be made bearing by E O Larsen regional director of the U S Bureau of Reclamation will speak on "Are Wildlife Rosa Leonard lie wW pre- - who Values Being Considered in Project side at game leaders' meet: Planning by the Bureau" Three other major subjects are scheduled to get full consideration P 31 PARLEYS from the delegatea Leonard said They are waterfowl damage prob- rilems where game is in conflict with lands and conservation ed- ucation Experts Slate Technical Side of Meet Pennsylvania Chia Talks on the latter subject will be made by Seth Gordon executive director of the Pennsylvania game commission and C N least director of the Colorado game and Have Good Luck Drop Oxygen Anglers POCATELLO Ida May 29—Lulled into a false sense of Hits Fish in program Falls Dam curity thousands of Idaho trout are going to fall prey to At technical the American director the The 'Optimist' Western nual and men when the general fishing season opens Friday corner's Fish ciation' State president Lake the award: the FALLS Ida May 29—Hundreds of faithful AMERICAN Navajo released fishermen gather The Leonard Utah migratory waterfowl urday states to launch the descendants of Izaak Walton lined the banks on both sides of will any way mister approximately Last ilimute major director fish association game assault bait haven't spinner at American Falls for the below the Snake river power plant streams president freezer?" the taking state In spite of high water several out prevent further of fishing there May opening reported general (after that Data Idaho last but the J at hotel mately Better eat Saturday don't Salt were reported catches the technical program: superintendent the They of the state Ida angler sport Where department of ranking taken early Rifle Tourney Kenneth J departments days until that "trouble Texas the streams important to ahead'' the just are the We're haven't attending yet half caught years the the 5 the annual Idaho Slated next Bear June telleVeterans upper waters announcement of many days tration they're catching the pm Betcha it would be a lesson long remembered ! se- fisher- - - p is seen for No several days following as from several on and with Idaho and lakes Few fishermen have been since October outpouring this week Indicates a probable increase 255" in Few Fishable Few will be fishable a condition leading to heavy concenof of Snake river and in Mackay country South Fork of Snake river is living up to its old name of "Mad" river high and heavy with mud running so that no part will be inviting North fork of Snake river is much more attractive One Pocatello dealer said reports indicate 85 of Pocatello fishermen will be going into Island Park area and 15 will go to the Mackay country Waters beyond Warm river may be dear and Island Park reservoir will draw its usual fleet of fishermen The same condition is expected to prevail at Mackay where Warm Springs creek and Parsons creek are reported clear Hundreds of boats will be on Mackay let-u- - POCATELLO May 28-- "five of Announcement as ElShine is fishermen as is 'so until Christmas- From Sunday until Friday opening day of the Idaho fishing season is only four days and in that short time hundreds of fishermen will be completing preparations for their trat vertture of the year For their information: Idaho's general fishing season is from June 4 to Oct 31 Bag limit is 10 lbs and one fish er not more than 20 fish in one day or in possession Resident fish license $2 a combination fist and game license $3 Nonresidents may buy a tourist fishing license good for five days but may purchase only one for during the season A nonresident season license is $10 Alien fishing license fee is $25 All persons 14 to 70 years of age must purchase licenses Members of the military and naval forces of the United States employed and lodged in Idaho may obtain resident licenses All Idaho residents now in the armed forces may obtain temporary fishing licenses and hunting permits without cost while at home on furiough The permits may be secured from conservation citizen must reside within Idaho at least six months before being eligible for a resident license 2500 fish Loss of in Navajo lake because of lack of of steps to oxygen—and 21 loss—was Madsen by Marion of fisheries for fish and game Madsen said surveys this spring indicated in was lake and when ice broke expected happened The fish and game department The Utah state Annual Smallbore however is taking immediate steps tournament Rifle to launch a chub elimination championship will be held June 5 and 6 on the Fort Douglas rifle range The meet Made Survey is The fisheries expert said he made being sponsored by the Utah Rifle a survey at Navajo lake on March and Pistol Assn and is a registered 13 and the oxygen content at 11 N P A class B tournament ft was 11 per million parts The Awards will be made for both content just under the ice was 47 Check nearer the center of the lake individual and team competition produced 2 figure at the bottom Clubs are urged to enter at least and one of 44 at the surface one team N R A firing rules will Then the survey was shifted to with triggers being weightBreathing Springs where the depth govern is approximately 50 ft—and the ed at start of match Competitors count t4ere was 7 at the bottom residing in Utah must be either Inand 33 at the surface dividual members of the Utah Rifle Thus advised of the dangerous and Pistol Assn or an affiliated situation the department conducted another survey on April 29 The club count at the 11-- ft depth was 4 and Competitors may be classified or unclassified and are being adthat near the surface 11 The third tests were made on vised to make advance entries May 17 as the ice broke up A however entries will be accepted count of fish on the shores reached up to the time of match No 1 1730 at that time One resort owner Matches will be fired in the folcarried away 600 dead fish lowing order starting time for the first relay is 8 amUse Special Nets Match 1 prone any Suspecting that the trouble was sights located at Breathing Springs MadMatch 2 prone any sen and his aids by using a set of sights 3 Match prone any special nets obtained a number of sights specimens of rainbow brook suck4 aggregate of matches Match ers and chubs Findings bore out 1 2 and 3 the suspicions Match 5 team match 50 and 100 A vigorous chub control program yards prone any sights has been outlined Madsen Match 6 prone Iron said both at Navajo lake and in the sights Match 7 prone Iron Cleveland where a small loss of sighta German browns was reported R double Iron sight DeMatch Conditions are not serious at war match Aggregate of matches either place the fisheries superin6 and 7 tendent said Match 9 Utah state championGrand aggregate of ship trophy matches 4 and 8 Automatic entry Baseball County for competitors entering matches 1 2 3 6 and 7 SOUTHERN DIVISION Lost River Good Assurance has been given a goods dealer said that sporting Lost river will be good fishing and no torrent of water will pour over Mackay dam Antelope creek between Arco and Mackay will be a favored spot but with bait the rule Forced to cast aside their pride fly fishermen may have to compromise by using wet flies or small spinners if they hope to come away with more than enough for "camp meat There will be few attractive spots for the Simon-pure- s Several lakes will draw usual quotas among them beautiful Williams Lake near Salmon Chesterfield lake between Aberdeen and Blackfoot will pull several hundred and Bear lake a prime water half in Idaho and half InUtah is reportedwillimproving Bait consist largely of salmon eggs minnows and the meat of trash fish all dunked patiently in roily waters of streams and near the shores of various lakes !Irk per May Be Claarod itivrton few streams clear the Bios tdals Arnong ale may be Portneut river above Peb- Mitt South ble Lemhi river Lost river Birch As niy Jordan creek and small streams where Crescent West Jordan $-- - Hogan Cards 65 Blazing Tx ronT WORTH May 21 Clayton Heatner clung to his lead in the Colonial national Invitation golf tournament with a It--Hu- 68 Saturday but the sensation of the third round was Ben Hogtm's 65 The leaders: Clayton Heatner Ben Hogan Stewart (Skip) Alexander 71- two-under-- 1 ' par Johnny 1 i 1'1 s'l I 15 IGeorge I I 100-yar- d r W 2 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0(1 1 0 IA'P—Ray Smith Henry Picard Bob Hamilton Harry Todd JlnI Ferrier &Wilford Wehrle aTordrny Barnes s—Denotes amateur 8 ST ANNES Ittay UP)—English women golfers won the internai tional golf championship on the Royal Lytham and St Artnes course Saturday for the first time since 1936 England defeated Ireland seven matches to two after beating Scotland five to four and Wales eight to-- one on Friday --- -- ci - Shoot Set Wyoming CHEYENNE Wyo May state —The annual 29 three-da- y In trap-sho- ot of the Izaak Wilton league was scheduled Saturday for June 0 in Cheyenne Approximately 100 contestants are expected 18-2- S - 3P—M Buckley Robertson 3 Ow Pet 000 ono loon 500 500 000 000 a Atalopellage LP—Egbert Wil- - - ( ' - '''' '"'-- v ' - ''''""' k- - ''''' — - -- - - ''''''''-'- - yze Ix -"- -- 4 ' ' 4 ''' -' :''-A ' ' - - - - - -- - ' - - -- p I - -- - ' 41'7':' ' ' 1 '''''' ' :I:: z ! - ''' 4 i 4 1' t' i ' 't : 4' li 'I ‘ ''t ' ' 4 " - ' ' 4 - '11 ' -- A - p P it - - 4-4 fe-- — I '' - ' I A - 1110 1110 - ' - in the road is the west fork spewof chocolate water ing a torrent into the main stream Hopes are dashed They won't even take a spinner in that mess But someone remembers There's always Odell creek Untouched by spring flood it flows its gentle way through meadow and willow TOOELE --- 4 z f- i t - Loo - pih that onh By UNITED PRESS The fi 1st look at the lower river I all and dawn hands of the rht by Streams and rivers are still high and plenty dirty in Montana heave a sigh of relief We for the second week end of the fishing season and anglers are "She'a pretty clear boys all U do ought right" to find the best luck in lakes or high altitud4 streams Then ahead around a bend expected Spoztsmen Group Schdules Ball ':1gi-- 'Quick 9 Someone the Skillet! 9 Kenneth J Breen of Pocatello displays two fine rainbows which he caught on the Snake river below the power plant at American Falls for Roily Waters Cut Catches Up Treasure State Way Be-ave- r tonight! 1i S - - 4 -4 t - The river can wait for the days ahead There'll be fish for chow - The AU-re- thicket - - I 40- - It - 1 : r it! 4 ' A 1 ck a- a 4 - 310 1 I i : : y ‘ ' for fish commission completed sessions of 28th anAlbert M Day of Asso- U S Fish and Wildlife Service convention of for nomination This Came and of George T Hansen vice Week" "Optimist of was Sat- of Ducks Unlimited will speak on Commissioners Young voice on phone: "Do you problems by Ross of keeping know game damage address and fish for a week when you be given by Charles W Hanscum ice or a game warden-Leonar- d Wyoming All sessions and techniscoop): "No Fishing editor approxipredicted °ern cal will be held Newhouse son we 500 persons will visit The within 24 hours unless you can get convention- Lake City for did you catch them on lee mama gement will Include members Wednesda those fish?" from problems P W Schneider Oregon fish and game British Columbia and MexiYoung voice on phone: "Oh we chairman 1 pm sessions "Graphic Analysis of Big co who them in Relation to to gain ideas on big game week Game EPopulations lake going up to K Brown Colorado 1:30 some big ones Kill" "Chemical and Controls in Relation ' there" up D to Wildlife Managements" A Tuesday Parley Spencer U S Fish and Wildlife As Sunk 2 Service preliminary to the meeting of pm "How Can States Money's Game on Private Lands?" the commissioners the U S Fish Manage Rock Springs sources are respon- R E Curtis California and 2:30 and Wildlife Service will conduct sible for this one: They tell about pm "Arizona's Game Kill Sampling one of a series of regional hearings the Wyoming fisherman who is Methods" O N Arrington Arizona on migratory waterfowl Tuesday now convinced that he has his Thursday—Waterfowl J Burton Dr Clarence Cottara assistant at Lauckhart money "sunk in something director will be in charge of the Washington chairman 2 pm "Ogden Waterfowl Refuge" least" He has extended Invita2:30 pm hearing Nelson Utah: Dooley Seems he accidentally dumped "Waterfowl Conditions on Skagit tions to aU conservation groups and his wallet containing $50 and Flats" Robert G Washing- sportsmen to attend Following a driver's and fishing licenses into ton 3 pm "AlaskaJeffrey Waterfowl Con- report by Dr Cottam on the gov of t h Boulder lake while on a bass fish- ditions Ralph 'miler U S Fish ernment's stewardshop and Wildlife Service: 3:30 pm waterfowl resource he will listen ing trip "Waterfowl Census Methods in Col- to suggestions from all interested orado" R G Kinghorn Colorado 4 Water High High "Outline of Pacific Flyway parties pm it However It has been emphasized John E Chattin CaliforHere Isi'e've been foaming at the Studies" the service that no regulations nia by f to 4 the mouth that trip north will be formulated d or restrictions Warren game a Friday—Upland first old startPing grounds for Lake at the Salt chairman meeting Laws Wyoming try at dome rainbows and loch 2 pm "Management of Gambel governing the 1948 faU hunt will levens Silt the initial opening reTom Kimball Arizona 2:30 not be drafted until all reports are water conditions have Quail" ports oft pm "Place of Modern Game Farm in from North American nesting cooled us off like the mascot on in Game Upland Management" grounds Trained biologists are the Byrd expedition Stokley Ligon New Mexico "Pheas- now in the field obtInittg this ant Management Problems" John information High and roily say all sources McKean Oregon "Analysis of PheasMany streams over their banks ant Problems" William Reavley Late tha'w has delayed the run- Montana offs and waters are near flood conJayeel!sSFriday—Big game T D Biladeatt Bowl ditions Idaho chairman FRANCISCO May 28 (11P) AN 1:30 pm"Mountain Goat ManageGuess we'll have to practice our Montana —Junior college football will be Fte d M Couey casting On the front lawn for an- 2ment" "Black-taileDeer in Western played in Kezar stadium for the pm ' other few weekss at least J Burton Lauckhart first time next year Washington" 2:30 Washington pm "Big Game Sheer Suspense San Francisco City college anCensus Techniques and Harvest nounced the scheduling of two Mike 3 Methods" Gaufin Utah: pm Incidentally that drive down bowl: Census Techniques" Floyd games in the 559000-se- at Madison canyon below Hebgen "Antelope and 3:30 pm against San Mateo junior college Wyoming dam tops anything in this writer's Blunt "Some Management Problems of Oct 22 and East Los Angeles book for sheer suspense when one Deer" William Junior college on Oct 29 Longhurst n is on an early-seasofishing trip The water foams deep but clear from the spillway down to Cabin PLENTY DIRTY creek Cabin creek is milky in the glare of headlights but not enough so they won't take a fly creek A little rilly Then hut tho'river ought to be okeh Bock creek im always crystal clear dmAt't have to worry about Up '— '''''''''-ii- t ' A - '''': :' -- "'" — - !' - ' " aat te101r-21- ‘ 1 ----' — ' -- " ' r 2BH— 80—Roy 1 liams 2 PR—Ray 1 sp—Juatamen ((Ray) ) Umpires—Smith and Contivard Scorer—Payton I Rivertosa AB H 0 AI Sandy ABHOA 212 3 0 0 0 EIterrin es 4 11 11 21Calderll 0111011inre? c 3 0 5 0 Jensen et 3 Smith lb 4 1 8 Oi Ninawrth It 3 01 1 0 0 2 3b 3 5oltrin n c I f2 01 Benneda Anderan of 2 0 1 0 sot 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 21Muntord 3b Moualy Poulsen p 3 0 0 21Anawrth as 3 01 1 0 1 1 8 3 2 OlPetoran rt 1b Poisiey 3 0 0 01 Matlaen 4vrt 2 0 1 0 Pills It 1 0 0 2b 01Predv Maon Horick lb 1 0 0 ()t Therman 1 0 0 01 tilieca If 24 4 18 3 Total Total 33 8 216 003 032 0--8 Riverton 0- -1 100 000 bandy H 1BII—Coy SR—Petalsy SH—Billa Poulson McFarlane el Ionines pitched—by 7 VP—Poulson Therman 1 Brdv 1P—BradYart---b- y Poulin 12 Brady 3 Therman t PIR—Off PM! 'PPM O Brady 1 Therrnan 1 kilt by by Brady f "r Xtrbert 2 Tsbert 2 William 14 nd 1 1 I 1 11 d 50-ya- rd MOO is minor Thurseays Schedule Irrigation needs will figure largeDraper at Crescent ly In the fishing picture as farmers Midvale at Riverton West Jordan at Bluffdale draw on reservoir or stream !supt Sandy at South Jordah plies for growing crops For many Midvale 11 0 MSC Jordan AR R 0 A AB fishermen have years complained Psmir313 If 3 21 03 01 If that heavy loads of water pour RYuha 3000 21 Brigs 5 mossmn ss 4 2 4 21 Kastois 31as 32 00 23 31 downstream on opening days but MPrics D Price lb 4 2 A 41 3 1 4 It usually happens that Irrigation Comb 2b 4 1 01 LEtekty lb i 5 i ii ' needs are pressing at the same time AJnicns cf 4 1 0 91 juatc' 2b rt 4 Bonita rt as the fishermen get out for their LRay p 1 2 1 cf 32100 3 3 0 4 0 4 2 Er Of BSmith c first trips of the season Smith c 2 0 0 0 t 01 1 0 0 Resort owners have advised that Robrtan p Fcbert1 cabins are filled almost without CJnItna if 1 0 0 01 N"c'dilliallm' bp 1 I S t exception and one operator said a 1 26 7187 Totals 31161L Totals -recurn - - - - season Is expected with litScore by inntngs: I Midvale 112 520- -11 I tle accommodation for tourists West Jordan 020 002— 4 f: Win English Golfers 29 55 Lawson Little Chandler Harper George Schneiter Ed Furgol Vic Ghezzi George Schoux aC R Coe Fazio Ky Laffoon '71--1 a - Ty Al 100-yar- SB—Poulas 216 i er 01 E J (Dutch) Harrison 68-- Vines 1 : Byron Nelson Cary Middlecoff Johnny Bulla Toney Penna Dick Metz - 4p Palmer 111i-pou- d 50-yar- run-o- ff Lloyd Mangrum Herman Keiser Jimmy Demaret Bobby Locke zood enThe most deserving Breen countered was of Pocatello who has spent in Sawpast two and a hospital in Los Angeles He was enjoying his first real outing since he was blown from a tank in the fight to capture the citadel at Cassino Italy Severe Wounds He suffered severe shrapnel wounds in addition to complete paralysis from the hips down but Is now on the road to recovery He was enjoying the thrill of fishing for the first time in many years He displayed two nice rainbows weighing from three to four pounds each Largest fish reported caught was an rainbow landed by Tom Booth of American Falls Most unusual catch was reported by Lee Thorne of Jerome who produced two witnesses to prove his assertion that he had "lassoed" a rainbow and landed it without marking it in any way with the hook Anglers who have trouble hooking 'em should try his His pole had been "set" method in the rocks for some time when he noticed a firm tug on the line He took up the pole and started to reel in the line and the big fish promptly unreeled it as it took off on a wide circle Keeps Tight Line Thorne kept a tight line while the fish continued to circle several times attracting considerable attention from the crowd He thought he had a 12 or 15 pounder the way the trout fought but when he finally landed it he found the line wound tightly around the fish's body above the tail The hook which still had the bait on had not marked the fish in any way May 29—A "Fisher- man's Ball" will be staged at the Grantsville opera house on Friday June 4 sponsored by the Utah Assn and affiliated Sportsn's units n SportO'nen from Salt Lake and vicinity Are 'invited to attend The dance w slso feature the awarding of a fly rod reel and a door prize Cimmittee members taking charge include Ross Rowberry Francis Johanson Lynn Elkington and Ren Walters - -- ti Off hand - - Influence of booming industrial expansion on western wild-o- n life resources will get a thorough going over at the 28th annual convention of Western Association of State Game and 'Fish Commissioners in Salt Lake City Wednesday through Friday Indications of trends the zneeting will take were revealed Saturday ''' '""”' by the association president" Rose : Leonard Utah fish and game di t rector as he completed final plans ! -- — 1 for the parley "Our association has no argn- i ‘ ' ' 1 ment with tndustrial growth" ' : r )I Leonard asserted "We are vitally aware of what new construction : Mean to the economy of the t I will ' ' ' " west But as guardians of the 1I i t ' ' resources we must area be alert to the problem of safe- ? guarding other values including " Lot of Trouble - 1 Leaders Slate Discussion On Dangers to Wildlife date was carried out '° ' z i et ' t "1"1" 1: - 1' 4164' pri t - ' it' lc t:' tI irt:Z - - A - '3-- - 'g ''''''-- 'ft3i i'''')s ” ': "L' r'' Jj 1 ': '''"' ‘ Jr' 'fr'' Ilr's 00:7:! vi -- 4 - : t - - " b -- I v - -'- - " '' 11: ''' - - - --1- 41 ''' 4-' v)i -' e:'''- - i 1--- L' el - 1 -iv ' '' 7k:'4 -- o 14- - Pr f - ' t:-- N- '5 f-' ''tsN - 44 - t:4't ' ' k k 116'":: '7''' - ? al - - 4 iii -- ) : :711: P 1 ‘ - west for their reflection It might not work but It certainly ham its good points This particular justice got tired So of handing out cash fines when a poacher was brought before him with a couple of plump shot out of season the pheasants udge ordered him to go out and I ' -'''' -- -- - 111'1:r I EIS 1 i -1 - - ' ) " --- -- '" - - t j v - i ke - t 1 k - : ''' '34 4 - t I i 7 '- - 7"' T:':tr ir - ''4 - '14- i At'' - i I' 4 7:::‘‘'' : - - r- ' - ''- - :""s' '' s i 0 ' :' ' 1C010-2- : - ''''' 1 - -' - 4"- i A -- A- 4 004 ' l 4rg- I Als 72 0 4-s- o - -- ' 1 i ? r 1 P'4)- - CI ''' - ')' " - - 1 P L'It ' --- 1 - ''F)t- - ''141 0- -) - ' 4 - - ( t :'-r"- '' c - - ' ' -- --- - r I 1 ' - ' Out of the midwest the other a justice day came a yarn about of the peace who it seems aim) was an ardent conservationse came up with an idea for soaking fish and game law violators which this corner passes on to minions of the law in the intermountain 1- - ir J- - By DON BROOKS 710411 L - '' - - 157 :7044rrP : Li : ---- '"---- - 0 - - t- - e t-- - :111:i' - x:1'-- --1 y - x 44 I - - 4 ': : I I - - ' " - it Inside Slants the Outdoors I1 t - $ :t : timoioe- te - - II & - - g f 4 - 4 i ' -0' ‘' - - 1 ''S441 00 )0 r-IT 4' t ::o 11 J ' 7 27-- 11 - - ' 4-- It :e' r 1 r''' tr - - e - I ''''' 1 P - - e1: -- cc - "ot -- - —- S5 Viestern Game Chiefs Salt L ake- M eel: ' L ' - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday May 30 1948 - ' I te - - V - For the most part state streams are still well out of their banks but are expected to drop slightly by Sunday with cooler weather slowing the melting of snow in the mountains Generally that area west of the continental divide will provide little in the way of good fishing as flood conditions continue to prevail The United Press survey shows that the best bet for catching fish will again be bait and the best general area appears to be the waters of eastern Montana Reports in the weekly survey range from "fishing is rotten" in the Hamilton area to "expected to continue good" in the Butts region Here's Survey Here's how fishing prospects look in various Treasure state areas according to the United Press survey: Billings — Rivers and streams still high but dropping with cooler weather lakes producing the best fishing bait fishing will be fair to good Butte—Fishing expected to continue good in Madison Jefferson and Big Hole rivers despite high roily waters Bait recommended Many anglers reported outstanding success last week end Great Falls—All waters remain high and roily Missouri furnishing best early season fishing Smith Tenderfoot and Dearborn will also get much play stream angling best at high elevations Fishing Poor Hamilton—Bitterroot river and tributaries too high and filled with silt and too much fish food fishing poor only few catches reported not expected to get good until water drops materially Helena—Although some all streams highreceding and roily best fishing reported on streams that are normally too low during latter part of season some good fishing on high elevation streams Kalispell—Too much high water for good fishing although Flathead river and other streams down slightly and will continue drop this week end lake fishing best but not yet reported good Livingston—High muddy water -- continues to slow down good fishing in Livingston and Yellowstone park areaandbest fishing will be in Meadow lake and Hopkin Yellowstone lake in the park 7 v - - - |