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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1962

Page

29

Bass surge at City Lake as contest heats up

City Lake reports show strong bass action with six fish taken yesterday and anglers using black worms in deep water. Winners in the Enterprise Fishing Contest include George Dumbleskie with a three pound bass and Jake Snider, a repeat winner. The final week offers Zebco reels as prizes, while gadget talk covers a new Honeywell Fish-O-Therm depth temperature device and quirky uses for baking soda in tackle.

City Lake Sarge Snyder Enterprise George Dumbleskie Jake Snider Minneapolis-Honeywell

Goose Hunting Dates Proposed for North Carolina Season

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission recommends a goose season from November 14 to January 12 with a bag limit of two geese per day and four in possession. Duck options include 40 days with three per day or 50 days with two per day, while a shorter proposed duck season is November 20 to December 29. Clyde Patton says final approval depends on hunters' objections and federal signoff.

Raleigh North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and Wildlife Service

Dock Mooring Tips From Outboard Club

The Outboard Boating Club of America warns wind and waves damage boats at docks. For mooring, leave slack for wave riding, use fenders to prevent chafing, and choose one of three methods: permanent T or L shaped docks with slack lines. temporary bow and stern mooring with fenders. or a pulley bow line through a piling securing the stern with a short line.

Outboard Boating Club of America

Rod and Gun: Throw Back Anglers Mix Up Rules

Duane Raver notes fishing readers confused by catch and release guidance. The column explains underfished ponds, the role of bass as predators, and trout special rules with nine inch limits and five fish per day. It highlights Native Trout streams and year round trout in power reservoirs through September and October.

The Wildlife Commission North Carolina

Trout Waters Open for Licenses on Tuckasegee River System

Anglers are reminded to obtain a trout license before fishing designated waters. Target areas include Wolf Creek and Cedar Cliff Lakes on the Tuckasegee River and Cheoah below Fontana, with hunting and fishing cautions noted for the gravel bar areas.

Wolf Creek Cedar Cliff Lakes Tuckaseegee River Cheoah Fontana

Australians Put Gracious Face On Cup Bid

The August MOTOR BOATING special on the America's Cup profiles Gretel the Australian 12 meter and its crew led by Sir Frank Packer and Alan Payne. It notes rival Columbia redesigned by Olin Stephens, Weatherly with Bus Mosbacher, and Neferetti as a top challenger with a large forward triangle. The piece discusses strategic moves and the psychology of the Newport trials in Rhode Island where four 12 meters race for the Cup.

Frank Packer Gretel Alan Payne Newport R. I Columbia Olin Stephens George O'Day Nefertiti Geoffrey S. Mason Weatherly Bus Mosbacher Easterner Vic Romagna Spinnaker Palmer Sparkman Royal Sydney Yacht Club Halvorsen U. S

Bass fishing plugs for fall success

A North Platte writer suggests using only bass friendly plugs. Recommend three types: top water, sinking, and floating/diving lures with varied action. Emphasizes action over color and advises using light and dark colors by water clarity, plus fishing near weeds, pads, rocks, stumps, and brush piles.

Tam Leo Scherer, Jr North Platte Nebr Leo

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By Bob Hoffman Clyde Patton Commission Rod and Duane Raver Rod Amundson Tom Barrett San Francisco Calif Barrett Temp Kiettina Central
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