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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1977
Page
20
Bill Davis who coaches basketball at High Point Central shares a story from bass fishing near High Point about a classroom fishing curriculum, a washed-out day, and a windy wet evening. He highlights night bass fishing and a two-pound catch amid rain, mosquitoes, and hardheaded humor.
Wildlife Resources Commission biologists will night collect a limited deer sample in late July and August under special permits to measure abomasum parasite count APC. Data from APC will indicate deer herd health, guiding harvest adjustments for areas with high populations or crop depredation.
Jim Dean recounts a tale of fishing obsession among friends including Tom Cooper and Ron Evans. A prank to hide clutter from Karen backfires as a note suggesting a fishing trip is drafted, prompting reflections on passion for fishing and a humorous close.
Lake reports indicate CITY Lake has clear water and poor overall fishing with a few bass caught on plastic worms while bream and catfish anglers report some success. OAK HOLLOW shows average summer fishing with clear water and modest bass and strong bream, but few largemouths. HIGH ROCK notes a seven foot drop in lake level after a rapid decline from two weeks prior, affecting fishing conditions.
In Raleigh Roscoe Sandlin of Jacksonville leaves the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission after seven new members join the board. Executive director Bob Hazel outlines upcoming issues including bear management habitat loss tribal jurisdiction trout and warm-water fisheries and deer population controls. The piece notes the political and public friction surrounding hunting bears and reservation lines and praises the outgoing members while predicting continued controversy.
Julius Cooper discusses maritime speed rules, helm control, and common fixes. He explains that speed must be reasonable for conditions and vessel type, cautions against excessive wash, and offers practical tips on helmsmanship and basic engine spark tests for new boaters.
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