Show C 5’ SUNDAY MORNING' JULY 24 1938 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE National Wild Life Leaders Schedule Visits to Utah and Idaho Let’s Go The Gang Goes Fishin9 Fishing Does This Bring Back Any Memories? Into Salmon River Area Shoemaker Plans Meeting It By Don Howard There won’t be that usual August lull in your fishing this year in the Intermountain country o keep that old rod handy and tfot out' to your favorite troutery on the slightest provocation The reason: The season in all sections is practically a month late There have been too many storms and too much water to make early fishing good Result: Waters still are high especially streams and are just now dropping down to normal Normally intermountain streams are down in the first week of July and produce good results until about the first of August Then the heat penetrates and fishing isn’t so good And in many instances water being turned out of reservoirs spoils the fishing below Federation Secretary Will Address Sportsmen at August Parley Leaders Will Make Big Game Survey ffo? xt' vs ' 9 i '7r J A ' ' ' ' i- t ' A t 'A' ' v Vx 'V J s :n"v c W : - i i i j Waltons Find Fault With u Angling 6Sage5 - x " tV"? v4 - jar 4 " v-i- - Vt ' £ iJ In Madison Region t ''A : yt By DON BROOKS As fishing season swings along toward Its peak productive weeks In the intermountain area tfie task of the "journalistic” angler who sits at his desk and attempts to convey accurate Information to readers through spasmodic reports from returning Waltons becomes Increasingly difficult Kc 4 " All Reports Good r iy v a” '4 ” x Two of wild life’s greatest friends are slated to visit Utah and Idaho sportsmen in August Officials of the Utah Wild Life federation are arranging plan with Carl D Shoemaker secretary of the National Wild Life federation for a meeting in the Beehive state during the latter part of next month at Which time the noted conservationist will outline the part Utah sportsmen will play in a broadened “more : fish and game” project At approximately the same time dates are tentative J N (Ding) Darling president of the national federation will forge into the wilds of the middle fork of the Salmon river country with Idaho and Utah r sportsmen and officials of the United States’ forest service on a surSalt Lake Detective vey to determine the condition of the Gem state’s fast dwindling Catches ‘Plenty’ mountain sheep and mountain goat “ ” herds - xv This year it’s different Streams are hitting proper trout levels m month late which should insure good fishing through August And of course September always one of the best angling months In 1988 will see many record catches So you can’t go wrong any place you go fishing any time from now on ‘Ding’ Darling Will Journey 9$ Arranging Trip The trip is being arranged by R G ’ Cole of Boise president of the Idaho ‘ Wild Life federation and Orangt ” Olsen director of wild life manager ment for the regional forest servici office Olsen who recently returned from a fishing survey trip to the Jackson Hole country said Friday he was gathering a group of representative sportsmen to make up the party One of the group will be Charles N Fehr director of the national federation in region No 10 which ' comprises Colorado Utah Arizona and New Mexico ’ Mr Fehr who has been one of the leaders In a campaign to aav the intermountain country’s colorful mountain goat and sheep from extinction said Thursday he looked forward to the Idaho trek with much enthusiasm" and that he was “definitely going” Will Set Dates miti? From the Madison in Montana Lake City lads was “snapped” In East canyon south through the Snake river and This group of Salt They may catch more fish when they’re older but they will never have more fun ‘ down into the its tributaries with their tasks they never saw the photographer Everyone is here but “Skinny” He’s fishin’ Busy TJintah streams and lakes over — —Last week this writer after in western Wyoming and south to with several Salt Lakera talking of come Fish lake good reports who had made rod and reel focatches with but a few spots where it’s still too early for the rays Into the Madison river countrbest of angling One spot is the y-in southern Montana reportSnake river below American Falla ed that angling In the eectlon ' IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Water in Idaho The water there still is The 26000 were planted in thef These crews will check the would not be at it best until anstreams to ascertain varieties of fish high and will remain that way the Snake river having cleared up Yankee Meadow reservoir other weeks of had couple passed now present the fish food available for the next few weeks All over the past two days the fish ponds at BRIGHAM CITY— Devevell Pe- water temperatures mineral conit's picking up with indications The reason for this sage forecast the city park are being filled and tersen was the result of hearing a number August will this year be just as president of the Box Elder tent of water and other information Tribune Intermountain Service will be planted with 200000 good as September— and that's Wild Life federation announces 400 designed to aid in stocking creeks YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyo'— of "alibis” on how exceptionally hasn't — MOOSE Wyo Six years of inhappened something that from the fish hatchery at pheasants have been received from and rivers with Iish most suitable Fishing in Yellowstone national high water was defeating' the best Meanwhile only final date ar- for many years of dry and wet fly experts rangementa need to be ironed out Pedersen president the state game farm at Spring-’vill- e to the particularater Ashto Peder fish tensive planting in Grand Teton park is rapidly approaching the efforts ’ alike preparatory to Shoemaker’s visit to of the Bonneville County SportsEdexe In — season's national have resulted been Thirty-fivpeak exceptional Superintendent park JACKSON They’ve Wyo having secre-il Utah E C Evans (Chick) men’s association reports Scoffs at ‘DopV The birds were distributed hundred fries were released in the mund B Rogers aaid Saturday luck on the Wood river and its cellent fishing throughout the park tary of the Utah Wild life federaBox Elder county by natural rearing ponds on the Schotributaries in the Sun Valley re- waters this season throughout be The will streams in levels lakes and Detective Chester R Colborn of tion said Saturday he wai expectWater shipped Thomas fingerlings reports O Anderson H G reaOne Earl Directors weeks field ranch near Wilson Wyo gion the last few In three loads and will be put in have receded to seasonal normals the Salt Lake City police depart- ing information dally from the na- ’ son they’re getting big ones there E Whitcraft superintendent the pools adjacent to the reno- Potter and Dewey Ashcroft and rivers are flowing more slowly ment however saw fit to scoff at tional leader on just when he could of makes the This us© local Petersen reported the is reported by J Austin Lightfoot pheasproject Many visitors have made limit vated park on the east bank of the All major waters with the excep- this information and forthwith took be In the Beehive state estaband is bonds heaver being ant hatch is exceptionally good this Austin who used to be at Sun- catches in Jenny and Leigh lakes Snake river A meeting of state federation of- -' tion of Grebe lake are now open off for his favorite angling haunts— O suclished of ' beam dam on the Salmon river either through cooperation year Hunters are assured of a You ficials Madison it the for river 20 native guessed by dry fly originally scheduled for the will Grebe fishing open August has opened a fur and tackle shop In the fall when cold weather cessful hunting season again this E Johnston hatchery supervisor ' He at lake has latter of FUh goes every country most the year July part are or and Ranger Jim Lambert of the Anglers reporting trolling for mack- sets in the fish will be liberated fall at Ketchum with Harry Day of cutthroats hunluck 'in Yellowstone lake and the And it was a triumphant and been postponed until Shoemaker's forest service Thirty-fiv- e Salt Lake City tying his flies inaws Bradley and Taggart lakes in Medicine creek Birch creek One of dred year-ol- d natives were re- Yellowstone river where cutthroat scornful Colborn who returned to arrival The Utah visit will be part They depose as follows: "The have rewarded those making the Teton river Willow creek and Snake GREEN RIVER Wyo— the two stream survey crews to be leased In the Hoback basin stream or native trout abound Of the Salt Lake City For In the back of of a ’western speaking tour which racks on the lower Wood river river the his car were all the trout the Trea- Shoemaker has arranged for late streams near the highways operated by the Wyoming state washed out in the high water last trip In by foot or horse with fine of cutthroats ranging in PAROWAN— Members of the GRACE Idaho— Kirk Stewart of Madison and Firehole rivers are sure state allows you to pack across summer and early fall n catches be will commission and fish game trout and that usually Spring The former commissioner of fish v Fishermen the state line the best Rod and Gun club' the forest starting their activities on the Green Grace secretary of the Gem Valley considered were trapped for brood stock weight from one to three pounds each state Rod and Gun club reports "discov- report a good supply of rainbow in The scorn of course was for the and game in Oregon will probably Phelps lake located in the service and the state fish and game river at the came up the river They are takpart of the park has pro- department planted 30000 eastern line south of here within the com- ery” of a small lake in a volcano the Madison and recommend the writer Chester lost no time in in- address several Idaho and Wyo- ing flies now and run from 10 southern duced catches of eastern brook trout in Parbwan canyon ing week according to word re- crater 10 miles northeast of Soda Firehole as one of the best dry fly forming that gentleman t hat his ming groups during the’ trip Peder good to 13 pounds When we say ’takpredictions were as far ott as some Pederson president of the Bonne- cutthroats and mackinaws Friday ceived here by officers of the Green Springs but advises trout wer "not fishing streams available ing flies’ ws mean it as so far brook was that big” ville County Sportsmen's associa-’- ’ Four thousand were placed In River Sportsmen’s club The second interested” The lake is crystal-clea- r Park authorities suggest that an- of the “one I lostaround they have taken not only flies for the many fishing enthusiasts tion at Idaho Falls has Indicated Hendrickson lake the first to be crew will be assigned the extreme and is "bottomless” iQ the center glers visit Cascade and Wolf lakes stories circulating but leaders and sections of line entering this region The only thing that saved a tot- that hia organization will sponsor as far as is known for some of the finest grayling fishExtensive fish planting in the planted there for four or five years northern part of the Mate as well Come on up and we’ll ' ' tering reputation was the fact that a mass meeting of Idaho sportsmen ing the park has ever offered Both Colborn nearly depleted lakes of the Grand go fishing" Mark F in- if can to by accompanied Shoemaker arrange lakes are within walking distance Teton region has brought such exof the highways South Twin lake Jensen made his catch in Cliff lake elude the Gem state in his itinerary Your old fishing commentator cellent results that it is expected last remember We that to In a recent letter Evans Shoedistinctly is also said to be good for grayor maybe with continued planting Grand Teneeds a little adviee week’s story was built around maker said he expected to- - be in a little practice I can and have ton park will be as famous for Its ling Utah between August 17 and 22 Visitors carrying their own boats stream fishing caught fish in plenty of streams fishing as Jackson Hole Is for Its Whether he will accompany Dar-- ‘ are reporting considerable success One of Many and lakes of the Intermountain big game herds It Is anticipated in Lewis lake where there is alling on the Idaho trip is not known-Th- e west There’s been but one com- that half a million fish from the Colborn is one of many who re two officials may Journey west ways the possibility of landing a pletely baffling and that’s Big United States bureau of fisheries Tribune Intermountain Service ports better conditions in southern together I’ve made from one hatchery at Yellowstone and a quarCottonwood mackinaw large viGRACE Idaho—Excellent fishing is anticipated in this to three trips a season to that ter million from the state Information concerning the doe Montana The high water seems to hatchery GREEN RIVER Wyo— ens of other lakes and streams have subsided rapidly and from now and never will be planted in the waters stream for 10 years of the cinity in 1939 because continued high waters this year have held Yee eir! There’s perch In where rainbow brook Lochleven on fishing should be at its best caught a trout There’s plenty park this summer catches to minimum Here’s a suggestion: Take along that there desert! black spotted or grayling trout of the critters in the creek too To further the excellent' outdoor tails for the river So says Deputy Game WarPractically all waters are still and that’s what adds to the cha- sport of fishing the national may be caught may be obtained plenty of squirrel and fish them wet A W den Johnson are desks streams from information the following the and grin of an empty creel I’ve used service has a licensed operator park ranger larger high staThe week's mail also brought anthe taking of specimens of everything in every manner superintendent said No fishing li- other tioned at Jenny lake camp grotrnd murky with exception of Bear river ' “rebuttal” in is required to fish in the park lake the cense hut no soap Anglers to right and where lessons Pickett fish from in fly casiing and in Black canyon This segment of Fish and Game Editor: left have hoisted them out on wet Isolated region at the north IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Fishing are service available guide fishing A few weeks ago you referred to the river is low and clear and has and dry flies spinner and bait of Red desert in eastern waters in the upper Snake rive valedge the summer the Uintah lakes as the most pro I’ve observed their methods and during Sweetwater county ley have all cleared with large GREEN RIVER Wyo— Phooey! been yielding fine catches of one ductive angling area in Utah in company with catches reported in most streams copied their lures fished ahead of Johnson d and rainbow and native have been on to this GrCen River no residents have pick argument it’s end behind then) and Teton river and its tributaries are always 'other representatives of the You trout are belief In score out they of my the river whitefish the same They catch ’em and I catching found mountain clear Good catches have been redepartment were the lakes that however said unis however Their response can’t here for years— only to find out sucker silver sucker and a ported on both fly and bait North hardly the place to take the ‘fam- fork of the Snake and Its tributaries perch resembling the sun that they have been hooking land- certain At evening they will rise I’m going to keep at Big Cottondiffer I here and ily’ are clear with good fishing South to ahy bait and the followperch In the lake but found wood until I learn its secret ing and eating Colorado squawfish swiftly fork of Snake and tributaries vary no trace of trout which were Into the been have "I going remain if they have to shove me up there quiet regardalso known as Colorado river white ing day they Willow creek in Bonneville county in 1933 and there 'saddle for planted lakes by Uintah years in a wheelchair JEROME Idaho July 23 UP)— salmon! And some of those citi- less ot any amount of tempting is better this year than in previous ’ 1934 and It as Tribune Service Intermountain put e you aptly express’ Nearly 4000 pheasants produced at zens are despite the fact that it is be- "disgustipated” to learn lures anglers report IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Less my wife Is my constant com- yearsfished the state gams farm here have For Nimrods continually ing holes 20 80 to Because some feet d distributed throughout south- that they’ve had all that fun with than of the 40 magpies panion Smaller streams also are yielding Here! a couple of notes for nim- - been in rock the black lava are deep ern Idaho this year a squawfish Montana Schedules liberated by the Bonneville County "She can catch as many fish as I good catches All of them ar re-- " rods — and a reminder that those Several thousand more birds recovered with flowing moss the often out when Robert came and we never fpil to get our pdtted clear The can truth lean years in duck and pheasant main In Sportsmen’s association this spring river is treacherous even to anglerb Fish Screen Meet here for distribution Simerl share of trout We are going into of the Gren River 'areas appear to be over You can after the pens secretary killed with have been fall hunting season leg tags who have fished it for years Most Granddaddy lake this week end chalk up the credit to conservation-The bijds carry prizes totaling Big Among the birds distributed were Sportsmen’s club sent a large speci- local pejsons fishing the stretch HELENA Mont July 23 (UP)-- Dr minded and I will bring you photographic Beaver River Hits sportsmen who grum900 laying hens State Game War- men of the fish caught by Mrs use boots with rubber crepe soles bled yet obeyed the law when supClarence E Bardsley federal $75 reports Committee Ch&irman evidence that the Uintahs are an den W R McIntyre said women as Amos Lowe of this city to State Even then much caution has to be Angling ‘Slump’ D C Henry S Martin of Idaho Falls ideal vacation spot for plies of migratory and upland "These birds should nest engirieer from Washington as men May I also put a word well right Fish Warden James Simon in Chey- taken birds were threatened They’re away and their to Some $1 Prizes Su$5 from in range State confer with will forChesterfield dam and Fisheries should be Fishing young BEAVER — Fishing along the in thanking the United States coming back now and indications for hunting next fall” the enne for identification other reservoirs in this area has perintendent John W Schofield on tags do not carry prize numbers service for the excellent work Beaver river and slough streams ’ est are they’ll be plentiful for many ready warden explained no been so -Right back came word that it been poor and since there is an or about August 1 on use of a 320000 Sportsmen believe the birds im- they are doing In helping Utah an- southwest of Beaver-hayears to come if shooting regula"We’re doing this as a sort of ex- wasn't a white fish that had been abundance of moisture it is not appropriation made by the last sesarea this in themselves The the week good large num-- ” past enjoy tions and bag limits are religiousto see If the pheasants will sent In— it was short of a tin back likely they will be as nearly emptied sion of congress for construction mediately flew to remote places glers her of fishermen young and old “Until next week This fall you can periment their flocks ly observed when liberated Schoof fish screens in Montana produce “A Salt Lake fisherman who have made daily visits to this satisfactorily of the dorsal fin— the identifying this fall as in previous years 80 days shoot ducks 45 instead of In this manner” Perch fishing at Alexander usual- field said Saturday With 4148 points Lin Johnson of mark of all true vyhitefish accordsection since the opening of the sea- with the extra time ' preceding Also the ly a sure bet Is likewise poor The The first projects to be studied Firth was awarded a 22 repeating son have pretty well cleaned out ing to Simon’s letter the normal season and in Beveral Green river specimen was tooth- two principal holes below the Alex- include Pishkun reservoir in Teton rifle the larger fish Announces Montana counties of Utah pheasant huntassociation the by less as an old gummer ewe al- ander power plant dam and at the county Bitter Root lake project in for Saturday Lee president of the local annual won fourth the ing will be legal for an entire having chamber of commerce though the bon structure is closely upper bridge are "out to eea” in Flathead county and Nelson reser- magpie eradication campaign Sec- ’38 Bird Season reported week That news is plenty cheervoir in Phillips county water akin to that of the salmon good catches at Otter lake 18 miles ond place winner was Clarence ing Likes of Idaho Falls With 1556 HELENA Mont July 23 (UP)— up Beaver canyon during the week a The week’s best fish story gomes fowl Some fishermen are making goodZ A points He was given a bamboo fly The open season on migratory from the Gallinas river in New for Montana during 1938 will open catches at Puffer lake YELLOWSTONE rod PARK Wyo p Mexico and points out the some-tim23— William Zerbach South Other respective place winners October 15 and close November 28 W fatal result of curiosity July Warden Game J Gate Cal made the pMze WASHINGTON July 23 UP)— ©water from Weber river and wilLtlcularly pleasing to Newell B wer Thane Brower $250 in trade Chief Deputy State Game Warden Elliott Bar- catch of therecently season in Yel- First project in the United States to keep salt water of Great Salt lake Cook state fish and game commis- Pate Hargrave same Lewis John- Carney announced Saturday fishing A whole school trout said ker of This Increases the season from lowstone national park sioner who with the aid of other son four theater tickets and Stanreceive approval under the new from entering the area stuck their noses out to Investi-gst- e 30 to 45 days d The The bureau said $7500 would be officials in hli department and Utah ley Thornton same trout which federal and state cooperative proa hailstorm Several thou- Zerbach was only of average gram for wild life restoration Dr available this year from the govern- sportsmen mapped plans for the Two units were given for each sand were killed by being socked size but caught - let was the accessories that Ira N Gabrielson chief of the ment and $2500 from the state to project shortly after his arrival magpie killed and one for each egg it umbrella tents folding on the head by njarble-slze- d came along with the fish that made United States biological survey construct the dike and necessary home from the convention of the destroyed Most of the 7740 points Rutgers Will Have CAMP COTS SLEEPING BAGS ‘ the haul a bargain air mattresses Saturday approved a proposal de- water control structures and that International Association of Fish were given for birds killed Martin No Bunions! When he had reeled in his catch signed to save ducks from dying by unskilled labor would be supplied and Game Commissioners in Ashe- reports Manufacturers of all kinds ef had a trout a tobacco can food poisoning in the Weber river by a civilian conservation corps ville N C Thousands it game and song CAMPING EQUIPMENT — TROUT F!SSS!NB — Zerbach NEW BRUNSWICK N J July two lines plus his own three spin- delta area in Weber county Utah camp on the Ogden bay game bird The job was one of two submitted birds have been saved and livestock No Required and fed23 (Ab— There’ll be no blistered feet it Cook the is same at ners time the for flies benefited and by three shallow of the campaign and by trout ponds refuge Stagnation Fly nd Balt Fifthlng Tackle FurnUhed wasn't even on his own hook He Approval of the important the association continue to plague Rutgers football men flat alkaline lands during the Principal expenditures will be for eral approval the tobacco can Co summer around has caused many ducks to structural material and operation other project a contemplated sur- - the project with more zest next when training starts In the fall Clear View Fish Faun caught Sixty-fiv- e which were wound the two lines die from food infection with botu- of draglines and other heavy equip vey of beaver on one of Utah's for- year commented the chairman pairs of gridiron shoes Since 188 Hod of the STRING Rl NS ests to map out a transplanting S6TH 801 Til— Hetiwn nth TrkI On one of the hooks on those lines lism Dr Gabrielson said Other committeemen are O W are being sent to members of the m?nt 928 EDISON STREET and Hlthland lirlre e trout was caught Zerbach left The proposal calls for a of the project as the program is expected within a few Morris) John Van Dyke Harry squad so they can break them in the Approval Fh ifoUarfftjT 31s Iuna Mr Gary the tobacco can for park rangers gradually before vacation ends dike which will impound fresh first in the United States was par- - days Cook said Saturday Mooney and Bob Christensen Jm& Anglers Take Limits in Teton Park fit mm Nears What Sportsmen Are Doing Fishing Peak in Park Waters rainbow-fingerling- s ’ Par-owa- Utah-Wyomi- I High Waters Limit Catches Yep There’s In Area Around Grace Perch in That Desert! 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