Preparing for New Mexico hunting seasons in 1978
In Roswell the New Mexico Game and Fish office urges readers to obtain the big game proclamation, study rules, and prepare physically and mentally for the 1978 hunting seasons. The piece emphasizes planning areas, licenses, training for youngsters, and judging success by experience and respect for the outdoors rather than bagging game.
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Gary Dollahon
Dept. of Game and Fish
Roswell
Daily Mail
U.S
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
New Mexico
Puter
Game and Fish
Unlicensed Anglers Face Hefty Fines in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports set fines for fishing without a license at 50 dollars plus 10 dollars court costs, with 60 dollars buying five years of resident licenses with trout validation and three years for nonresidents. Jim Vaught notes over 200 citations issued in June for violations, and explains unlicensed anglers cost the department roughly 130,000 dollars annually, prompting patrols and tests of new enforcement methods.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Jim Vaught
Game and Fish Department
Vaught
Rock Lake
Santa Rosa
Area Lakes and Rivers Report Fishing Fair to Good
Bonito Lake and Nogal Lake show fair fishing with light pressure at Nogal. Ruidoso River yields fair trout from early morning and late evening spinner use. Sumner Lake reports catfish ok with chicken liver. pike and dam trolling noted. Pecos River above Avalon high muddy water, improving as levels drop. Chaparral Eunice Jal fishing generally poor with light pressure.
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Bonito Lake
Alto Lake
Nogal Lake
Ruidoso River
Sumner Lake
Bataan
Carlsbad
Black River
Pecos
Pecos River
Avalon
Retiree Golf Jamboree Crowded With Tight Finishes
Seventy golfers attended the weekly jamboree, the best turnout in over a month. Low-gross ties: Class A C K Johnson and Orlin Foss with 70. Class B Leo Thompson and Bill Wallace with 80. Class C Bob Levy with 82. Low-net winners included Dave Lara and Manuel Lanier at 62, Tony Duszynski at 67, Bill Mandelin and Harry Bradford at 66, and Ed Grandeman 67. Other prizes went to Nick Tarro, Les Franke, Tom Sanders, John Goffeney, Abe Langendorfer, and Ray Wooldridge.
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Joe Aste
C.K. Johnson
Annd Orlin Foss
Dave Lara
Manuel Lanier
Elmer Fuller
Leo Thompson
Bill Wallace
Lownet
Tony Duszynski
Nick Tarro
Mandelin
Duszynski
Fuller
Tarro
Lanier
Abe Langendorfer
Cahoon
Frontier Buick
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