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Show HATCH The residents of Hatch discovered the horrors of a flood as the water ran from the nearbv mountains, flooding many basements, destroying gardens and washing dirt and debris onto the main road. The water subsided as quickly as it hit the town. No major damage w as recorded. Low Waters Change Fishing Regulations in Some Waters Specific regulations governing the taking of fish in certain Utah waters are being changed under the authority granted by e Wildlife Resources Code of tan, stated Donald A. Smith, director of the Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources. Limitations on the number of fish taken (daily bag limit) and the number of poles used to take those fish are being removed on specific waters, including some in Sevier and Piute counties, and will be in effect until further notice. These areas include: Scofield Reservoir Carbon County. All tributaries to Scofield Reservoir except Gooseberry Reservoir and Gooseberry Creek above the reservoir-Carbon County. Price River below Scofield Reservoir Carbon County. Otter Creek Reservoir Piute County. Koosharem Reservoir Sevier County. That reach of Otter Creek locatedbetween Koosharem Heservofr-arir tlltSrWk Reservoir Sevier and Piute Counties. Lost Creek reservoir-Morgan County. Lost Creek below Lost Creek Reeervoir to the confluence of Weber River Morgan County. Echo Reservoir Summit - - Owmtyr These regulations are modified to permit the harvest of fish from waters scheduled for chemical rehabilitation or which are expected to be reduced to levels at which fish life cannot be supported. This emergency action . .changes. unlyUhose sections-, of the 1977 Utah Aquatic Wildlife Proclamation indicated above. All other provisions of the proclamation remain in full force and effect. |