| Show h t our000ns The Salt Lake Tribune et D3 Thursday September 2 2004 Anglers unite against illegal fish introductions Hit the swaps: Snow gear and passes on sale Utah anglers getting sick of their compatriots ruining the fishing at some of the state's best fisheries through illegal introductions The subject surfaced last week at a Regional Advisory MOW Council (RAC) meeting in Salt Lake City when concerned anby Brett Prettyman glers asked sport fishing coordinator Tom Pettengill about the sued an extreme caution warnImpact of the appropriately ing at Utah Lake because of low called "bucket biologists" water The boat ramps have "Millions of dollars" came been dosed at Utah Lake and Pettengill's reply the search and rescue boat has Pettengill then rattled off an been hauled out of the lake list of fisheries where illegally introduced speFlaming Gorge fishing cies have had or will impact the success of honest anglers: StrawFishing for lake trout is fair berry Jordanelle East Canyon to good at flaming Gorge ReserMantua Scofield Starvation voir according to the Division And the list goes on of Wildlife Resources' weekly A proposal to stiffen the penfishing report Sheep Creek alty for introducing illegal speAntelope Linwood Anvil Draw cies into new waters emerged and Stateline appear to be the from last week's RAC meeting hot spots Unlawful transportation of The fish are holding at 60 to protected fish is currently a 110 feet over points and near the class B misdemeanor with a fine main river channel Trolling °I'M& Division of Wildlife Reflatfish crank baits or a flasher sources law enforcement officers trailing a lure with downriggers handle several cases of anglers or steel line is a good method Illegally transporting live fish Officials continue to ask anglers each year to keep their share of the new Unlawful release of protected limit on lake trout to fish is a class A misdemeanor the population Anthin help with a fine of $1110 Rudy Musglers are allowed six lake trout clow chief of law enforcement with only one over 28 inches says such a citation has never The smallmouth bite is rebeen issued as good to excellent on ported "You have got to see a person the report drop the fish in the water and at bprettyksttribcom that point the evidence just swam away" Musclow said Ed Kent chairman of the Solar-hug- er times Utah Anglers Coalition says he that the position of the Some believe people understands the difficulty of ensun and moon can predict the best times to bioloto bucket laws stop hunt and fish These numbers are based on forcing the longitude and latitude of Salt Lake City gists but believes the possibility of a heftier fine and the watchful PM 11 Mew Ow Milt Sept 2004 eyes of lawful anglers may help 2 Today 8:44 2:33 906 2:55 stop or at least slow the spread 3 Fri 9:34 323 9:57 3:46 of illegal fish "We want an increase in the 413 1025 4 Sat 104 4:37 1115 violation from a misdemeanor to 5 Sun 5:03 11:40 521 — 11 M0111) a felony punishable by up to 618 5:53 12:05 12:29 $100001 and we are going to pur7 Tues 642 12:54 707 sue that at the upcoming Legisla1:17 8 Wed 730 1:42 7:55 ture session" Kent said g Continued from Di Law-abidin- Tight "Boots need to fit" said the gear expert "Don't buy price I fit" buy 14 Snowboards are lighter and bindings for the popular snow sport are improving according to Ingemie Some snowboard bindings have cut the toe taking pressure off the arch That offers more control and comfort Snowboard manufacturers also are coming up with specialized boards for different skill levels and varying snow conditions Ingemie said technical ski clothing once out of the reach of many skiers is becoming more affordable He advises Labor Day weekend bargain hunters to concentrate on the clothing base or underwear "There have been a lot of changes which will make people more comfortable" he said "Some people get into the style but still wear cotton underneath You need wools or the micro& bers to have a comfortable day If you do that you will wonder why you didn't do it before" Some consumers are tempted to save so much money they sacrifice quality and comfort "Buy the new technology" recommended Ingemie "If it is a year old or less it will be better" Real bargain hunters should check out ski swaps that will be held in many parts of the state from now until the ski season begins Some offer new gear or gear that is slightly used But again make sure the bargains are re- I - : ' ally i t - i I - t t ' ' 4 1 : Giu vinNDibsoovfik pig 9rICVII A snowboarder salts off the Bp of the half-pi- at Brighton last year Resorts are offering deals on passes pe Snow sport areas offer a variety of deals coupon books y buyers get two vouchers The locals-onlmust be purchased by Nov 30 ALTk Utah residents can purchase a silver card for $99 and receive $20 off a day ticket during the season Or the Alta Powder Card ($370) includes 10 days of skiing and can be reloaded during the season at the same rate Both these cards must be purchased by Sept 30 The resort also offers discounted adult teen college seniors and season passes through Sept 15 PARK CM' MOUNTAIN RESORT: locals-onl- y passes for students aged 7 to 18 are $99 The Utah Celebration Pass with five day passes is $175 The Easy Access pass is $42 per day and also allows skiers to use express lanes at the four busiest lifts College student passes are $450 Deals are good through Sept 15 10-d- BEAVER MOUNTAIN: The best deal at this Logan Canyon resort is for Utah State University students who can buy a season ski pass for $270 During Labor Day ski sales and at special events such as the annual Beaver Mountain ski swap Nov18 to 20 $30 day passes will sell for $28 POWDER MOUNTAIN: This Ogden area resort is offering a $520 adult season pass through Oct 31 Seniors can get a pass for $400 while students pay $250 (college students are $420) A value card that saves $8 on a day pass is $35 until Oct 31 BRIAN HEAD: Utahns living south of Interstate 70 get the best deal at this southern Utah resort Family passes sell for $569 and include one parent and two children or two parents and one child Each additional child is $89 A student pass sells for $199 A season tubing hill pass is $O The deadline for these bargains is Oct 11 SNOWBAS1N: Skiers looking for a deal at this Olympic venue must act by Oct 4 on season passes which begin at $795 for the first adult and cost $550 for the second adult pass The best deal available all year might be to purchase a $19 discount card ($10 for children) that cuts $10 from an pass and $9 dollars from a y pass y BRIGHTON: This venerable Big Cottonwood Canyon ski area will offer a $100 savings on season passes if passes sell for purchased by Sept 12 Books of five-da- y $175 while 10 passes go for $300 That deal is available through Oct SNOWBIRD: Skiers have until Monday to take advantage of deals on season passes They can save $100 on most major passes if purchased now A pass book of 10 for the tram and chairs is $399 while a 31 pass is $299 chairs-onl- y Skiers must hurry to take advantage of the lowest season pass rates in the Park City area THE CANYONS: SOLITUDE: The marketing emphasis at this Big Cottonwood Canyon resort is on local families especially those with kids under the age of 14 Solitude uses electronic ticketing that allows any ticket to be transferred to another person Solitude offers a Custom Pass which allows visitors to build their own season they must act by Monday they can secure the deals by putting $100 down and paying the rest by Oct 31 Also the first 150 college students to purchase season passes get two free tickets to the Green Day Good Charlotte and Jet show on Saturday While DEER VALLEY: This ritzy Park City pass Pick one weekday (Monday through Thursday) and ski that day all season long for $199 if purchased before Nov Add additional weekdays for $59 each Fridays or Saturdays for $359 or Sundays for $169 area resort is book for allowing those who purchase a $449 ($390 for Monday through Friday skiing) to share the tickets with a designated partner as long as they book are a Utah resident Skiers who buy a will receive a voucher allowing them to buy an additional pass for the buddy at the per day rate paid when the book was originally purchased pm t Professional Any 0 20 OFT DMANNINGION 1 k--ft 77 Hp PAVILION §600y DESKTOP COMMIX PAKAt 25eAle I REBATE 48x mos V11 FISOYD h - 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