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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
24
The CB radio offers anglers a low cost two way communication tool aiding stranded or productive fishing trips. Its short range proves valuable on large waters where guides cooperate by calling in other boats to join in productive spots.
Nevada Fish and Game Commission reports on wildlife issues and agency actions. Officials discuss regulatory updates, permits, and conservation measures affecting local anglers and hunters across the state.
The Lake Mead area reports better bass and crappie catches this week with several limit catches observed by Fish and Game agents. The Callville Bay fishing closure is being followed, and Norman Wood will monitor spawning through spring and summer. In the 1965-66 Bighorn Sheep season, 78 hunters hunted in areas 27-A and 27-C, averaging 7.3 days, with 17 rams totaling 27 percent success and an average head of 16 5/8 inches Boone and Crockett points. One ram measured 159 points, while Wayne Matley of Gardnerville took a 175 1/8 point trophy.
Sacramento report notes an exotic instant fish bred to combat mosquitoes. The annual species hatches from eggs in flooded soil and preys on larvae, offering a possible solution to pest control for farmers amid disputes with sportsmen over pesticides. The fish dies after a year, but eggs persist in mud.
Pat Coffn has been named to fill the Owyhee District Fisheries Manager vacancy for the Nevada Fish and Game Commission. The announcement was made by Tom Trelease, Chief of Fisheries for the commission.
The Nevada Fish and Game Commission reports experiments with silver salmon in Pyramid and Walker. Live box tests showed all fish died within 24 hours, highlighting concerns over testing conditions and the species' viability.
Walter P. Rhea of Bendix Marine outlines how small outboard boats increasingly use electronics such as radio telephone depth sounders and direction finders. He notes missile and satellite tech provide smaller, lighter gear at reasonable prices to boost safety and performance. a radio telephone and radar reflector aid Coast Guard rescue efforts.
In Perris California the National Drag Boat Association hosts a two day regatta at Ski Land featuring 175 mph boats. Prizes total about four thousand dollars plus merchandise. Competitors come from Washington Oregon California Nevada and Arizona. Heats run Saturday with 50 to 70 mph classes, Sunday races start at 6 am with final eliminations.
Nevada Fish and Game Department sets daily creel limits for the waters including 10 trout 10 Kokanee salmon 10 black bass 25 catfish regardless of size three striped bass minimum 16 inches. No limit on other species. Nonresident under 12 fishing without a license may take half the trout limit.
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