4 I' 4A Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday September 26, 2000 7A a Early fall fishing report brings good news to southeast Trom now through the end of the has been reported using a variety Huntington Creek. Balt fisher- to the possession of cutthroat trout level isjow and will drain even fur- trout limitls in place at the reser- year. anglers can expect excellent of flies including Canadian men continue to use worms and or trout with cutthroat markings. ther. This has concentrated fish volt All tributaries are open, fishing, at many Manti Mountain leech, greenburnt orange wooly iyerbait Fly fishermen have had JoesVhDeyResevolc Flshing has the remaining water, making them Snow Lake.
Access is currently says Louis DWR Re-. good, fishermanlbrn Ogden Just gional Aquatics "Small Electric Lake. Recently, tiny size elk hair caddis, brown Rainbow trout are being caught Petes Hole. Itwas stocked on August returned from a trip to this lake, voters which should offer good suo- 22 black midge emergers produced royal coachman or black Adams with worms and marshmallows or 28th with a load of hall pound rain- where he caught 61 rainbow trout cess Include Snow lake, Benchs excellent results from a float patterns. The stretch of stream.
Ptawerbalt Anglers have had good bow trout.lt was stocked again on in about four hours. He said any fly Band, Boulger Reservoir, Potters Trout averaged 14-15 Inches in from Electric dam down to hmk lOTsplake by trolllngdeepwith September 5 with a load of catch- in his box was working, and sug-and 2, Petes Hole, Ffcrron Reger- length. Louis Bergadds, "Ibis qiiaL Flood and Engineer's Canyon is ar-'' a small flatfish. A public opinion able size trout. One angler reported gested that anglers use leech pat- voir, Willow Lake, and Wrigley ity cutthroat trout fishery ls man- tificlal flies-only No lures or bait survey is being conducted at Joes Spring Reservoir.
Many larger aged with restrictive fishingregu-' are allowed there. The trout limit Wiley Reservoir this year to delakes, due to drought hiking to maintain an rimiytant fish in the flies-only zone is two. The termine how anglers would like the fishing from a float tube and hook- terns or a Sheep Creek SpedaL ing27 trout In 2 V4 hours with brown Torn attributed his success) flsfe and gray wooly buggers. Access is lng within 25 feet of the bank. He good for the time being! but could watched an angler from shore do become difficult if it rains.
A large well with a flyand-bubble combi-number of nice trout are present, and nation, and another angler catch have low water levels which are con-population mH high angler catch oentratingfish. Cool fall tempera- rate." Special regulations are as tures will stimulate fish to feed, pro- The trout limit Is four, viding anglers with excellent fish- Artificial flies and lures only All ingconditions. Hunters are enoour- trout, over 12 inches must be reaged to pack a rod and reel to leased. E3ectricLake tributaries are advantage of some of the best fish- open. fishery managed.
Anglers who are not contacted while fishing can obtain copies of the survey form at the marina store, Trail Mountain Resort, the Orangeville Food Ranch, and the DWR office In Price. All Interested persons are encouraged to participate In the survey. trout Omit Is eight No more than two trout may be splake. All left fork limit is four trout On the left foric, only artificial flies or lures may be used. Anglers are encouraged to harvest brown trout along the left fork.
Huntington North Resevott The water level is low; making It difficult to launch boats. The outlet Structure will be repaired this fall, making further draw down neces- Fterron Resevoic Itwas restocked before the Labor Day holiday with 1600 rainbow trout. Fishing has been fair to good with baits and luces, Rapala tipped with a grub or worm has been effective. Lower fish Creek, The best fish-lngwill be at least a mile below the dam. Here are some fly recommendations: black ants, Grlffith's gnat and small, dark fly patterns.
The Bary Fishing la fair for bass using splake between 15 and 20 inches plastlcgrubs. A few trout are also must be released. being caught. Trout stocking Lasal Mountains. Angers should should occur byearly October.
Hie be consdous about the presence of reservoir has special fishing regu- bears at some lakes. Please pick up litter and leave a dean camp-over 12 Inches must be immediatdy site. Fishing has been good at released, and the use of second OowahwithRjwerbait and worms. log of the year. Benches Bond.
It was stocked once again on August 29 with 1600 catcb-able size trout Blue Lake (in the Muddy Creek drainage). It offers good fly fishing for 10-12 inch brook with a ize 14 hare's ear or Sheep Creek special. Anglers should use sink-; jpg line to get the fly down near the bottom. BoulgerResevoir. Float tubes and canoes are helpful ip getting beyond the bed of aquatic vegetation in shak trout limit along the entire length of Lower Fish Creek la four.
From the railroad bridge proximately fishing rod Is NOT allowed. HuntlnlngResevoir (in Sanpete County). Fishing for tiger trout has should be easy to catch with a variety of methods. Potters Ponds. The ponds were stocked on August 27th with 1600 rainbow trout apiece.
Fishing has been good, Angfere have been using nlghtcrawfers, Powerbait, spinners, and files, especially the olive wooly bugger and double renegade. Scofield Resevoic On September 14, angler Tom Ogden caught 10 trout In 5 hours. Two of these fish were204nch cutthroats. He was fishing on the west Bide of the lake, along the outside edge of the weed beds, from a float tube; catch occurred primarilywith brown, rod, and purple leedi patterns. Aquatics Biologist, that his neighbor caught five fish over 5 lbs.
apiece this weekend with a while fishing from a boat and the east shore Louis Berg, DWR Aquat-: les Manager recommends fishing parallel to the weed beds In 6-9 feet ofwater forcutthroat, Fbr rainbows, anglers need to fish A 4 i- beenfeir to good. Anglers have re- may not be restocked next year. ported sudoess with avartefy ofJejW pitch (BuclCreek)and baits, lures and Louis Berg Qeyser Credt are qowinfected with recommends a nightcrawler wltirling disease. marshmallow combination, 'Lowry Wfatec Fishing has been Powerbait, green Roostertail spin- goodies small cutthroat trout be- netioroliveiWoolybuggerfly Spe-. tween Black Canyon and Potters clal regulations )ply.
The trout Ponda limit is foun Ibe reservoir is dosed Miller Flat Resevoic The water low water Stocking oocuiTed most one mile below the Scofield Reser-recently on August 29th, voir dam downstream CSevdandResciExpretexod- confluence with the White River; lent fishing until at least mid-monh only artificial files and lures may lag. The water level islovandfish concentrated in the remaining wa-Grassy Iaka The pipeline feeding ter should be easy to catch. Bank Grassy lake has been temporarily fishing has been best with wprmB fixed and has turned bade Into a -Duck Fork Resevdr. Good fishing lake. The lake has been stocked.
mmmpmmuvsm RRAREMlYfeNS TIME ASUOCESSFILCCWH Lake has been felr to good with spinners and Powerbait. Souffi Mesa has been drained and The junior high schools in the Valley Association continued play last week, tn'footbatl Mont Harmon beat up on Canyon View 20-0, hi another, league game Helper pounced on an Rafael 36-22. That leaves Mont Harmon and Helper tied for the league lead with neither team having a loss. That will change on Thursday afternoon at the Mont Hannah field when Helper drives, down the road to meet; the Pirates. In Castle Vallfry Volleyball action last week Helper beat San Rafael and Mont Harmon.
defeated Canyon Play in both sports continues ttrough.0ctober.19. Pulasky End Table Reg. $439 Sale mm P'-; iaomefishudngbnil Tbig lake winterkills, bo anglers should get out and use this resource wblle it lasts. Soup BowL Fishing has been good for 10-12 inch trout with gray wooly buggers. Straight Canyon Creeks It offers good fly fishing for small brown trout using a prince nymph.
Lures and bait, particularly worms, should also be' productive. Louis Beignotes that, "Whter flows are favorable for ftehingta this beautiful stream and should remain so through the end of the year. DWR, In cooperation with tiie Department of Transportation, recently 1m- proved the parking. Willow Lake. It was stocked with size rainbow trout earllerthls Wrigley Springs Resevoic It was stocked along with Willow Lake.
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