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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1979
Page
7
Forest and Stream explains ultralight gear advantages for catching wary fish. It discusses open faced reels with small diameter spools, light lines, and compatible rod actions to maximize lure loading and sensitivity for light strikes.
The column explains ultralight gear and technique for light lures. It covers rod actions soft versus fast, load timing, rod length from 4 to 6 feet, guides, cork handle, and reel seat design. Includes anecdote about a 10-pound muskie and practical tips for morning and late season fishing.
Kirkwood Community College hosts community education courses starting the week of Jan 22 in Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties. Taxidermy, fish mounting, scuba diving, fishing techniques and tackle making, boating, archery and ballooning are among offerings with schedules at Kennedy Jefferson Lincoln and Washington high schools and the Lincoln center. Fees include 12 dollars for taxidermy and 29 dollars for scuba.
Outdoor calendar lists fox hunting season closes on Jan 14 and quail season closes Jan 31. It covers Izaak Walton League meetings Jan 18 Cedar Rapids and Jan 23 Anamosa, ice fisherees at Hannen Lake Park Jan 20 and Lake Macbride Jan 28, and various boat shows Feb 24 and Mar 14 at Five Seasons Center. It notes dates for fisherees near Blairstown Prairie du Chien Pinicon Ridge Park Central City Amber and nearby parks.
Northern Iowans may reserve canoe-access in Minnesota Ontario border lakes for next summer. Permits cover entry to select areas in the Boundary Waters from May 10 to Sept 3 with no camping fee. Reservations are via Superior National Forest ranger stations in Grand Marais Ely Cook Tofte and Isabella or by mail up to 14 days before trip. Ontario Quetico Park reservations run May 15 to Sept 15 with fees of 2 dollars per night per canoe plus 3 dollars per night per canoe.
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