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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1982
Page
12
Angie Eichelberger of New Cumberland Pennsylvania reveals a quirky pattern in derby success using different baits. She won first place and grand prizes in three successive years, citing worms fries and peanut butter as key choices in each victory.
The Iowa Conservation Commission announces a 120 million fish stocking program, the largest in a single year. Plans include 111 million walleye fry and diverse species across lakes and streams, with some stock from out of state hatcheries. Marion Conover notes all fish come from Iowa hatcheries except white amur fry from Arkansas and hybrid striped bass from Texas.
Bill Krejca begins his 11th year teaching a 10 week course on fishing techniques and tackle making. The Marion instructor will hold Thursday evening sessions from 7 to 9 at the Linn County Izaak Walton League Clubhouse. Enrollment costs 20 dollars for adults 10 dollars for youth and a 40 dollar family rate, with limited spots available.
Cedar Rapids begins a project to establish a resident Canadas flock in Linn County. Eleven adult mated pairs will arrive Sunday from a game bird breeder and be kept in a pen for acclimation before release on Robbins Lake in Ellis Park. The Cedar Rapids Goose Flock Inc. leads the effort with Hawkeye Sportsmen Club support and community donations.
West Branch Iowa residents may submit remarks on proposed snowmobile rules for Herbert Hoover National Historic Site until March 31. Superintendent contact is P O Box 607 West Branch IA 52358 or (319) 643 2541. The rule outlines where snowmobiles may be used when Parkside Drive and shoulder are icy.
The article notes 22 geese at the ponds and forecasts that in a few years their hatchlings may be common sights as they circle the city. It describes the birds as majestic with seven foot wingspans, gray bodies with white markings, long black necks, and the white chinstrap.
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