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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
6
A veteran bass fisherman recalls accidents when plug casters injure others and then outlines safe casting basics. He advises using a five foot plus rod, a light free-spooling reel, proper line spooling, and practicing with a non-hooked plug to develop accurate, low-risk overhead and side-arm casts.
Swedish ski jumpers use the Aeronautical Research Institute wind tunnel for preflight training. Mounted at the hips, they face strong air pressures as skis dangle free. Safety notes emphasize avoiding loose clothing, not swinging on lifts, keeping skis forward, and handling poles by the shaft.
Continental Airlines ski experts offer safety guidance for recreational and expert skiers. They stress controlled practice with proper gear, cautious lifting procedures, warmups, and regular bindings checks to prevent fatigue and injuries on slopes and lifts.
The Scottsdale Sportsman's Club will hold its April 2 fundraising raffle at the Phoenix Jaycees Hall with an International Scout IL as the grand prize. Club president Jack Gray notes proceeds fund wildlife conservation, a McDowell Mountains shooting range, hunter safety, and youths’ conservation camps. 250 tickets at 25 each are sold through members, with 30 additional prizes in camping and recreation gear.
Nearly 3,400 remaining javelina permits from the Jan 31 drawing are issued first come first served at the Phoenix office and by mail starting 8 a.m. last Thursday. Only 16 units remained open. permits go to open units until quota or season end February 25. Applications use green forms from state license dealers.
Weather and water conditions reported for White Mountains Central and Southwestern regions show fair to good trout, bass, and tilapia activity in select waters. Notable notes include Luna Greer Lakes Nelson fair for trout, Powell Lee’s Ferry Willow Beach good for trout, Alamo good for bass, Martinez and Yuma Canals tilapia, and Roosevelt crappie. Some waters reported poor or unsafe ice and limited activity in others.
Arizona Game and Fish biologists rated the 1971 72 waterfowl season fair to good. Water conditions early in the season helped raise bird numbers and hunting success statewide as pintails and mallards migrated from northern West regions.
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