Show Sunday Morning- Salt £akc - f tfriburtc- - -- June 4 C5 1939 Utahns Take to Outdoor Trails as Fishing Season Opens 5L Sportsmen Sill Honor et Officers just lung Thursday Fete Slated in Murray JIall ney’ a Dr he : ville par- - teui the and en-- af y ma- ilt Mill to get tiled flub iber I be iecial guests 5’Past officers to be honored are I'alcolm Keyser John F Bowman ' 0 Oren Wilson Norman C Hop- Pr Clarence Cowan Jesse B “iarp Charles N Fehr Lawrence yers C E Evans Roy Thompson c W Draney A A Henderson A eate Cook Ed Sproate George "nepp Orin Howard J W War-- 1 irton L P Hickam and F B eterson Veterans to be presented honorary lfe memberships are Dad" Stormes Wil-iA Barney E N Jarklin Jarklin Eli Marcell Dave Mad-- n Newell B Cook and Louis nolka Special guests will be Ben Clark Hirl Evans George Hofmann Har Walker Lee Irvine Herb Bren-c- e Ed Vetter and Cliff Patten foi 1 item tates y a t at open) statij ti 16 dlow arade S3 IS uieh onal also ition ootli t i tah c et r ftber the t ath-nie- t — dalio Lifts and and vs & F T Whitworth of Salt Lake City with two Look at these big eastern brooks be took in Crjstal lake one of the many lakes in the Wind River country in Wyoming JFho’s Who in Fishing akc Ban ‘IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Fis- her ren were surprised Saturday to Jarn Mud and Raj’s lakes in Clark hunty have been open to jear-9unfishing for years An official notice by the Idaho fates fish and game commission ivealed the waters closed since 4st fall to protect spawners would reopened June 4 JJMost fishermen of this section lore unaware that the waters were ten to winter fishing authorities md The lakes fed by water umped from wells are connected y a channel which is also open to ogling Trout and catfish Inhabit the jkes tanee By Stan Decker Salt Lake City es dou- - Officials Sound Forest Fire Warning day will be too busy to read It anyhow And in the second placet this department is too much occupied with its own opening day For Im just as problem anxious to get to where Im going and start unfurling line as any of fCJ jou Picture W A ill Change Next Sunday however the I tah fishing picture should be shaping Into something to write about By that time reports of eatches and stream conditions will be well In hand and passed along for the guidance of anglers But just a little advance warning: If sueh conditions aren’t In evidence when jou get to a recommended spot just remember that a stream can change plenty overnight A sudden storm will play havoc with or an exceptiontrout water ally hot day or two ran start a runoff that makes what was good fishing Friday something jou can’t kpep a line in Sunday And sue h storms and runoffs ran happen with discouraging regularity during the next few weeks ih--x 4 a r v ji V V Nv X e Outside of Utah fishing has been picking up some and Idaho and Wyoming waters have yielded good catches The Lost river in the vicinity of Mackay and in the portion of the reservoir where gen lake to the Yellowstone park fishing Is permitted is reported in fact line remained closed They will be exceptionally good opened July 1 These streams in- better than for several jears clude the Madisnn Duck creek and Jackson like in W’voming is low the south fork of the Madison Heb- and just right for trolling while gen lake is open and reports from streams in that vlcmitv have Melded trout to adept wet fly trollers told of fair success A O Peterson of Salt Lake Citj anglers And here s a thought-Whethe highway through the was on the Beaverhead river below Snake river canyon between AlRad Rock in the vlcmitv of Armstead when the Montana season pine and Jackson opens to the opened and caught a limit 15 fish public July 4 it also will open a under the new regulations within stretch of virgin river to fishermen Heretofore the only way to three hours reach that country was bv packTrout Large ing in The new road will doubtPeterson reported that most of his less make that section one of the catch was made up of rainbows heaviest fished in the Intermoun-tai- n during the present searanging from one to three pounds son area and for several sensons and that he took them on a small for that matter for it will take a dry flj a larger Royal Coachman fished wet and a grub found on long time to appreciably decrease river bottom He said that other the amount of trout in those w aters anglers in the area had similar sutess Farther up on the stream however the water was high and There'll lie Trout muddy result of recent rains Even with such a highwav The famed Big Hole river north of the best spots along the many too for was good of Dillon high are inaccessible with river s Montana fishing Peterson said in the pools green constantly largest trout have been caught in shade and trout Ijing sp deep in this 'stream tie a flatiron them joud have to your leader to get down within striking distance Yes there It be trout along there for many a a ) ! t ' I V' V V m ’J is XV X ni c ' ar Bj Don Brooks A steady stream of automobiles poured out of Salt Lake City and other Utah cities and towns Saturday afternoon and evening as the Beehive state chapter of the world's angling fraternity some 50 000 strong headed for the old fishin’ hole and the annual quest for a full creel With stream conditions reported the best in years the odds Saturday were that a large share of the first-da- y crowds would return with good catches ’Zero hour” is Sunday at 4 am and the usual elbow to elbow” crowds are expected to gather on the more accessible streams Despite the fact however that streams are lower than they Dave been in jears the hoi polloi the fly fishermen are not expected to have as much success as their lowly brethren the users of the angle-woiand nightcrawler Efficient Bait 4 Purveyors of this ungallant but efficient bait did a landoffice business Saturday Even cans to hold the wrigglers were at a premium Wliere to go on the opening was a heated question with a "your guess Is as good as mine” attitude I settling most of the arguments There were those superior gents who were seen around town with a z' sly smile on their faces and you could bet vour bottom dollar that I they were the possessors of Information handed out by ‘good ol’ Joe’ where there were a flock of Lake City soils over trout but ’’we am t talking ” There were those with a hopeless 1939 rust expression who didn t know where to go but they “were hanged If they would go back to Zilch creek because we didn t get a strike last ” opening It was doubtful on the eve of the great day whether actually catching a mess of trout meant as much to the anglers as the joy of getting outdoors tor the first time Nj Which one? Steve Duriant of Salt his flies in preparation for that first Forest Chief Umes Anglers To Guard Against Fires They took me lightly — this gang of nonbelievers— but on the last day when we rode down from the Wind river range with full creels to where the forest trail wound around Green lake to the G-Wood Giles Dangers From tijfarels Bar ranch and home they weic converted Sound Earning 'Its a great country Stan Matches anil Campfires the Wind of And with the smoke of 10 000 River sluff champion this It is a great country magnifiand well stack him up campfires slated to dot timberline cent mountain empire of 133 000 mountain OGDEN— On the eva of the Sunday opening date wlicq Utahs horizons Sunday a note of warning againstGcnjono from Eastport Me acres nestled on the west slope of to F ort Bragg Cal annual armv of fishermen begins its tick to the states lakes and was sounded by state and national the continental divide in the heart Last Frontier streams Regional Foicster C N Woods Saturday called attention forest offlc mis C N Woods United States reof Wjoming national forest The Bridger primitive area promto potential fne hazards forester and Newell B Cook gional one the last of tobe nations ises Known as the ‘Bridger primitive ‘Put out the last dangerous spark lllrid M's Prtnc Roon stale fire warden warned fisherfrontiers for jears to come area” it contains more than 500 western men that “the woods are dry ” They tobacoo matches in cigarets connects wilderness with It another jour the cooperation of every anasked lakes and stores of glacier-fe- d To admonish 800 was Idaho his on of 000 the Lander and campfites” area acres Anglers streams that course their way west- side or east slope of the divide gler in checking fire danger bv putment to sportsmen IDMIO FALLS Idaho-Wh- at upward fiom where the divide splits which contains some of the nations ting out camnfires and cigarets ’The forest and range lands of per SiiHkr river valley fishermen Cook added an additional Wyoming in two largest glaciers to curb accidental Utah face a very dry season ac- need ls more bridges over Camasjing Roads’’ They just lap the outThere were five of us on tills jear i reek dea'hs by drowning to all never indua'rns and I one for skirts cording they seahope 1039 first fishing trip of the ' Don t s of the tiout caught go out in dangerous boats ” Indications lo date are that high There has been a nnsiderahl- - - 'ssm son — four who were skeptical do more I feel that too good roads season he urged "Mast of our drownings I in the I lakes tah both jr fishof fine the have much spoiled and one nijself who knew the deficiency fn moisture dining the in lb' stream were taken off three occur when old scows are overloadand around Boulder mountrout were in Crjstal lake be- ing country in Ihe west ” he will more tain past seven months and tho season road bridges The stream 18 open ed and capsize on lakes Above all The ESCALANTE-heavily Idaho Idaho the at (UP)— A (BOISE glance cause I helped to plant them At There are only a few place left and i lear and bridges offer the only he cautioned ‘do not allow children in fished this the than While advanced the well season with is high sent past the out bv opened Tuesday Is Jshing jear least they should be there where a fisherman can cut loose publicity being cover for anglers to go out in boats alone ” and with better resulta despite caLante Rod and Gun club for its (onditions Ideal and anglers flock-h- g country is jet fair’y safe the lowredueed And they were there and how and the Wind River country Is annual outing the limit to the mountains to drop lines to be held near proclaimed hag lands are dangerous enough to igIt s not a country one of them fl streams that were running clear they had grown' June 16 indicates for these areas One reason Is the Posey lake unless are tenderfoot for they of nite easily and burn rapidly desire more to in C D off Of the five the get anglers party it will be an affair no one can af (nd low with a competent guide It’s a to miss Besides a dinner to the beaten paths for their fishford Dry conditions that mado it hard (Doe) Anderson Reed Stevens Joe ‘Sportsmen In Utah have a keen westerners ing and another reason perhaps interest in keeping forest and range n the farmer were a boon to fish Decker Frank T Whitworth and country for be served to members and guests the evening will continue with a the main one is that m sue h lands safe from fire because burnirmen who usually find waters run-!n- g myself the honor of catching the spots jou’re sure of getting fish dance muddy and high on opening fjrst trout went to Reed ing of the cover destrnjs the wild We were fishing from the shore The crowd Is expected to gather Trips into both lintah and Boul-l- i life habitat results in loss of game ay Instead streams dropped low-- r r mountain sections or to and definitely affects watersheds and ran clearer than they have and Reed threw out a No 2 Colorado early in the day for the usual round the better fishing grounds of contests and entertainment Dinp several years and atreamflow spinner A longer cast and he had eastern i The catches were ner will be served between 6 p ni usuallv require several dajs by ’A match thrown Into dry brush reported heavy one a dynamiting 4 withwith either or train brook 8 pack Fair weather and an abandoned campfire or a flipped p m at the Aspen Grove js parties returned and theres nothnd a hot sun aided the fishermen CCC camp The menu cilia for out guides cigaret may cause more damage in Few Strikes PROVO— Numerous new holes free fried mutton ing like a pack train trip to reallv a few hours than game offn isis ’emperatures were up out most the From then on we all caught them along the Provo river will be availRoads everj’where were reported bring enjojahle and fish planting operations can re n good condition and free of snow It was too early for flies although phases of fishing store in vears able to fishermen this jear when xeopt In the highest readies of we did get a few strikes on a No 10 Regional Torester Woods thus Sun1939 season the Incidentally depirtment opens fishing he mountains Campgrounds were ’Professor” But it kept the bovs the following rules will welcome Inform ttion any n good condition and ready for use woiking to bring them in on spin- day at 4 a m making the canjon Break jour match In two b reliable ami guides concerning Forest service officials warned ners fore throwing it awaj or drop it m stream even more popular with pack trip services In any section water hat the dry weather made for None of our fish was under 34 of this of the intermountain territory anglers region 1 2 Don’t flip jour cigaiet grind langer in the forested areas from pounds and Doi tied into one that and will be only too g'ad to These fishing holes located just ire Campfire permits were not tipped the beam at 8 4 pounds IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Now that lass it on to anyona interested it into dirt with the heel or throw What a trout that was and after above the Deer Creek dam site have the into the fishing hole equired jet however fishing season la open It s a in such a trip 3 Knock out vour pipe in a safe a real battle he had the nerve to alwajs been there but have never good plan to talk about where trout inform the yst of us that we been fished before tins oil pure soil and thnioughlj place jear as will be most plentiful this fall sens Little Dado Scores Vow Mexico Close could throw thove little fellows dense rub out with jour fool has prevented Lee Carman Idaho Falls angler undeigrowth ” 4 ( atnpflrr sties should be local bark now ‘Id say the best places will be from getting their lines near The history of those Crystal lake anglers ed in safe places on a gravel bar Rich Game Area included in Warm river In Fremont counts aft- Teeliniral Kajo However the holes uf eastern brooks rintes back six years the work on the dam has been the er slush ice starts or mineral soil Scrape away coming down ihe and build jour SANTA FE N M June 3 (UP) when the United States forest servcirrle W TSONV ILLE Cal June 3 V) elean amt all this fork brush North awav of of Snake and river clearing -- A rh h - Little Dsdn 119 Los Angeles fire in the renter A small fire game area of 125 000 acres ice and the Wjoming game and fish timber and the holes are now ae Camaa creek In Clark enuntv ” vas closed to hunters recently by department planted 5000 trout tRken cessible Trout crowd Into Warm river lei him ally knocked out Tommy is hest snd never leave it outuna’hv irder m the New Mexii o state game in on Bir pm k out fils Thiee In gc neral fishing along the Prov o which never freezes in sear It of Cobh 116 of Nan Joae Lai in the tended Then he sure It is ind fish commission years ago 18000 more were pne ked river is expo ted to be gnndf Fxi opt food when the first cold weather ne ninth round of a scheduled drowning it thoroughly with water The area known as the Ojo Del in and mixing the embers with dirt Prior lo the initial planting for a short stretch where the river Camas creek likewise does round bout here Friday night billed as for the In the f ght rspirltu Santo grant fecentlj was Cry slat lake and mi t rounding w nters was recently diverted into a diver- not freeze nnd much of the hem toiked wi)h antelope amt quail licul been barren of trout clifor m b nit amw right title Dado sion tunnel this week the water moss in the bed of the stream leal Draws ncnibrrs of the commission said 1 isli F IfoliMr knocked Cobh down 10 times is (tear above and below the dam awHj xpc-r- t t will be reopened to hunters when Selection of cistern brooks as the s intural growth of the animals Manv Algiers fish to plant came largely as a rethe commission said sult of the work of James R Simon SPKINGV ILLE - All mails Nat now Wyoming fish warden who was CLOlHllI urclav afternoon and evening led Other Timely Suih $30 to $40 formerly connected with the United to Hobble ireck canyon as him 'tales bureau of fisheries It was dreds of fishermen made the ir wav Simon who after long study de to the ranvona popular waters for ided that brooks or California gold Ai fnvp e3S ut’linx IrtlttiP nn tld)5 wlirn tlio I'ds liki' to t tip the opening dav eon before The Service Tribune some Intermountain the opening “pawning sleep" president ens would thrive In the frigid waters fmm be could F’ew f v lorv Pac e ramp sites is out inuing a a on tlip sidewnlk1 Hits nnidili’ stimuli r wt ijht fmng of these high lakes whereas rain RILHFlt LD -- ’Plans are ronXurd but vull hr Hhout orr in two more along the hanks of llobhle creek b bows would probably not live I'’1'1 Mml "'U rh‘ canvon the f)l up plcte for the biggest and best open weeks stilling n rfornts lltt1 trnk of ki't’im£ you in rool sltapt Neatly bOoOOyO rainbow for several miles s tavern with the re u mu The Is 8(M0 ing F’lsll lake has ever had” an- have so fur and the with hundreds of cats parked and been taken Bar ranch while kn im£ list If in trim slidiii’1 Its nil wool fihru nnd lo 11)3110 FAIL Idaho — or feet above sea level ami (rjstal noumed Frink G Martinis prcsi-- l dc rled going lo projec ts apemsored end will rohahly see between 11 fishermen making preparations be oil years Idaho 1 alls nierelmn Is thus nnd I the Ne 12 in lialeheeri lake Is 1(300 fee I 1 bn front feed million r the night the countv vie upend slale sportsmen retold r tdiloHii:’ jjiic you duirdttmslic 1 imply style ami elent of the Pev ii r County F ish and by have been offering prizes to this jear a few rearing tries Tbe ish lake rung statioh hand lor an early morning eleh nil fresh water shrimps which probably rate Icing biggest fishermen Game Prot ci tiv e assoc intion Nat ur-- pond’s at t he lake De finite eloe pum is full hut as soon as the eggs roiiifoit Ihe tnntpit Stmfuil wrnm ht the hotly pores abound In those high waters trneit Now s prise Is being on tins preejeet will he mailn within eire rjed thov are moved to other llncv right Simon was was evl lirt'dlhr fttlLtdlly n'duutt) the ikm li'iiiiiTeitiirc ben offered for the biggest sue leer other places for hatching ane rear- dimed by the Iroul we brought out the next week William lelnrfii Id BonneF rom the who mg Beauties those one of fat ntV oint and pic every slundj SUM UlliS' jitite is a r t a t relief1 tml into one today ville founts hportsme n s as’I hat will go on the lake m spi'e cf the Jess Winn ts supervising (tie rg first 1’IjO fashing trip la sociation director ennt see one we w elinee pro j r ts for making good eve mg nt I ish lake the value of encouraging anMENS CLOTHING— STREET FLOOR ( emsi 'We have learned that tins like is six nnd a luilf miles from are better than for severall tiring rvcrvthmg we do' RF’NA Nev June 3 CD— Frnif with do to ausv game tie- - lal e glers Inv it ii g rv ervone to Collins 181 Nevada Indian I ored W 'lie ram h We w on hi ride in about opc rung event not onlv diaws the v ears C Pill Norenson ill n fish so be has posted a good 10 r m terlimrsl knmknut over Ford full until 3 p m nnd then 'crow el tei Ft h lake hut brealci the ehaigs of (he Gctiwood ha! hoiv ome tei Fats lake for Hie openmg fishing rod for the person come home to dinner monotonv of fishing nnd saves sev jand his assi'lmls havp been plant of the I'M l season" declared rail liiug the blggist sinker I In rat thousand fi Ii from e on ev r isl ed rani h hue k being ing fish from the Glenwoeul Inn lireor earp fi ei- a elu v ef fie Pin ITc pc icef tti q Pincii' on the opening ilee n nd hemg-o- n hit bites teice naught Vce ’Its the tiongunie fish we le asgs tie trill’ T ho food ism t of disap fi to I me n i me earlv and dime e nnd tee si eh s hr f h if t hrv want them” ( ollins floornl hmll h fer n f lie saline ii raise s( w snt to s to irmemhe r that the le n git rid of and e ii s And t hi n tei n ha ret ev suing enjeev tin ha lane e of the e nie rtnm I h like ev mg slat on count In the sixl h at d In uni he J a unli never will hv offering prizes u it h is be cl i Ii ene A an at loe k w lie'll hunt h g la rig ht fiei session trjmg to heat I ini Nleviris men! until fi tung he onit s legal at rcnnmi f i si o nN o' ra in for game fish " 4 a tesmet in th is t stuff and on this seme we chalk m on tone 15 amt thru tliev tiow tiout tmvs hern planlrl am! po unis nr 20 f ah prr day with 16 up that th see nnd STORe HOLMS 9 30 A M TO 5 TO P M EXCEPT SATURDAYS tuwei jupzero Nievms Is the unquestioned me ton Uriel to go out without mote will he put In tho h j wier n lints s jovsesamn hint d rroI-Git- Theres one time when fishing's just about the toughest subject and going to write about thats the opening day In the first place theres no information of any value to be passed along and if there were all jou bovs and girls out on the streams to- Similar Luck Another Salt Laker who had similar luck was Bob Itcbbelor ofthe Salt Lake Countv Fish and GJme association who fished from fibin creek through the canvon i5 near Hutchin’s Bob had both rainbows and lochs Most of the Madison visitors were agreed that conditions are rapidlv improving however and predicted that fishing should be good within the next two weeks The run-of- f in the Madison river drainage is not as high as last jear and prospects of low clear water in the near future are good Meanwhile the waters above Heb- ‘ Ives By Don Howard Scores of Utah fishermen trailed down out of the Madison rivrj country in Montana during the week with atones of fair eatches and roily waters Those that fished the river north of Hebgen dam reported the water was that “in between" color that tempts an angler to open his fly box when he knows they won’t hit feathered lures C C Burt and Steve Durrant of Salt Lake Citv brought back a fair catch from Madison waters in the vicinity of Ennis and Meadow lake Most of the catch consisted of Loch Levens juK Y Water Conditions Reported Best in Years Firsl-Da- y Fislim’ Roily Waters Cut Down Catches Along Madison Past presidents and secretaries of ® Salt Lake County Fish and ame association will be honored 4 dinner meeting Thursday at 7 m at the Salt Lake county fire 4 Fpartment banquet hall in Murray was announced Saturday by C Ven Wilson association secretary jjLie membership pins will be warded the veteran officers as a tiature of the program Wilson £id yin addition to honoring past offi-ar- s eight veterans members of the hsociation will be awarded hono Sry life memberships while eight tore members will be present as dan® Let’s Go Utah Anglers Try Luck Iii Montana Wades in and Gets ’Em P ’ dalio Waters Run Clear Game Group warn-design- Plans Fele Two-third- ei"the iiglers Head For Provo ’ Idaho Angler Looks Ahead Ip trail i iinie ol a h and work staging ummei to the Lake a 10 be ar pen to is thei meet xpee ted i! great jears rorom-mrndr- d 1 ih a six-fo- ( SUtIFOIL G-- P i c sail Cmk s’JJ1’" per-nlt- Sevier County Sportsmen Prepare to Blow Lid Off Fish Lake — and Save Trout! 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