Bingham Bulletin | 1918-05-31 | Page 7 | Good Fishing Promised for Opening of Season June 15

GOOD FISHING PROMISED FOR OPENING Of SEASON JUNE IS r " ' . Hours for Fishing Will Conform to Daylight Saving Plan and Will Be from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. (By 8. A. Leavitt) Claude Carter, deputy fish and game ; warden, reports that the outlook for good fishing was never better than at the present time. In an interview with ' Mr. Carter, who has visited all the streams recently, he tells us that by two weeks from next Saturday, June . 15, practically all of the streams will have cleared up enough to make the fishing excellent. As the opening of the season grows near, many of the "Ike Waltons" are wondering where to go after the - . speckled beautle According to one angler the North Fork stream in Provo Canyon ought to be good on the opening day. The man says you can see the fish going up the stream from the river by the hundreds. The old standbys. Deer Creek and the South Fork, in Provo Canyon, ought to be great this season, as the " sudden drop of the water in the river has caused thousands of trout to run up these streams. Another desirable prace to go Is Hobble Creek, east of Springvllle. Just tecently iMr. Carter planted several hundred large Rainbows in this stream and some one who knows the game should not be long getting the limit. 'Mr. Carter has received notice from - -..Slr. Slddoway that the hours for fish- ?-5tjr&-during the coming season will be ' in conformity with the federal daylight saving plan. . To conform to the fed-x fed-x eral law on time, the commissioner c-1 announces that the hour for fitthlng in - . Utah this summer will be from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. It is not thought that many