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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1976

Page

5

Idaho Fish and Game Faces Budget Cuts and Hatchery Changes

The Idaho Fish and Game Commission approved nearly 1 million in cuts for the current year and carried the reductions into FY 78. The department will operate with an $83 million budget, eliminate 26 positions, and reduce hatchery output including Sandpoint Eagle Twin Falls closures remaining. Overall statewide hatchery production drops about 35 percent this year and is 54 percent below 1972 levels.

Fish and Game Commission Department of Fish and Game Department Idaho Eagle Fish Boise Eagle Hatchery

Whisky Rock Bay Land Exchange Nearing

A lakeshore park project at Whiskey Rock Bay on Lake Pend Oreille advances as a proposed exchange moves forward between the Carney Pole Co holdings and Forest Service land in the St Joe River Drainage. The 150 plus acres include 3500 feet of frontage and a rare sand beach, accessible by rough Forest Service roads or by boat across the lake. A 30 personal tour from Kootenai Latah Shoshone Bonner counties observed the area and nearby facilities, including the Weber mine, BPA and WWP transmission lines, with the trip to Lakeview via four cruisers.

Bonner Lou Vermeer Whiskey Rock Bay Vermeer Jerry Stern Ray Hilding Gus Verdal Kootenai County Doug Frymire Sowder Lake Pend Oreille Tri-County Natural Resources Sandpoint District Stern Carney Pole Company Forest Services St Joe River Forest Service Clark Fork Athol Kootenai Latah Shoshone Bonner County Weber Mine Lakeview Bonneville Power Administration Washington Water Power Company Carney Polo Co U.S. Forest Service Sowder

Hope Area Sportsmen Discuss Big Game Management

At the September Hope Area Sportsmen Club meeting Jeb Best clarified proof of sex for elk and deer, Harold Tiffany objected to Idaho Fish and Game relocations, and District Ranger Jerry Stern and District Engineer Bill Stockman outlined road closures and future forest travel plans. They noted trail conditions, planned mule nature trails, and a proposed wildlife exhibit committee for the Bonner County Fair with secretary Doug Towner presiding.

Hope Area USFS Jerry Stern Bill Stockman IFG Department Sandpoint Ranger District Strawberry Mountain Stockman Samonen Park Stern Bonner County Doug Towner Chuck Peterson

Electrics Considered for No Motor Lakes by Idaho Fish and Game

Panhandle region fisheries biologists propose allowing electric trolling motors on northern Idaho lakes with no current motor restrictions. The plan would permit only electric outboards and is part of a broader package for IFG review. Biologist Greg Mauser noted sportsmen drove the idea and discussed potential objections like speed oil spills noise and fumes. Mauser said the Idaho Fish and Game Commission would see the recommendations soon. He also reported spawning bokanee on Trestle Creek near Pend Oreille showing counts up from 1,100 to 1,800, while a blind Rainbow Trout caught on a Clark Fork River dry grasshopper was sent to Mauser for study.

Idaho Mauser Trestle Creek Vern Ellis Ellis Lake Pend Oreille Hope Paul Croy Clark Fork Croy Coeur d’Alene Clark Fork River

Elk Tag Sales Deadline Nears in Idaho

Idaho hunters have two weeks to buy elk and deer tags with a September 28 cutoff for counties north of Idaho County. Idaho County shares the same deadline, while counties south of Idaho County have until October 12 for deer tags. Two exceptions permit late tags for eligible age residency hunters and Idaho servicemen on leave arriving after the cutoff.

Idaho Department of Fish and Game Idaho County

Eat Them Sparingly By Twisted Stalk Berries

Bonner County outdoors writer warns against eating unknown wild berries in north Idaho. He details Twisted Stalk berries also called wild cucumber and scoot berries, noting their mild laxative effect and risks from misidentification. He cautions to learn edibles before harvesting and stresses sparing consumption.

Dave Finkelnburg Idaho Northwest British Columbia Bradford Angier Angier

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IFG Twin Falls Whisky Rock Bay Land Exchange Ranger Pack River Sundance Burn Sandpoint Bill Carter Dennick Lake Carter Dale Heimgartner Sandpoint High FFA Sand Lake Boise Ifg Idaho Fish and Game Commission IPG Eal Sariypoint Daily
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