Striped Bass Fishing Continues At Lake Havasu
Outdoors writer Charles Niehuis reports two striped bass catches at Lake Havasu in January and notes ongoing winter fishing. C. G. Mayes of Albuquerque landed a 20 44 pound fish near the power lines, while another 12% pound fish was taken in the Bill Williams Arm. Burney, Riviera guide, confirms local schools and discusses bait, lures, and the bass’s winter behavior and reproduction potential in the Colorado River system.
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Lake Havasu
C. G. Mayes
Albuquerque
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Havasu
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Rivier
Burney
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Riviera
Weat
Earle Burney
Lake Havasu City
Ray Chesson
Las Vegas Review Journal
Field and Stream Magazine
Arizona
California
Gary Edwards
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Kingman and Riviera
Edwards
Colorado River
San Francisco Bay
San Joaquin
Bay Area
Charles Niehuis
Lake Hava'su
Paul Winter
Page,Ariz
Lake Powell
Arizona Utah
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Flagstaff
Waterfowl season shows modest gain and survey results
Arizona Game and Fish Department biologist Don Berlinski notes the 1970 71 waterfowl season ended January 17 with a net drop of about 3100 birds on survey routes mainly due to diving ducks and coots. Dabbling ducks rose by about 1400, pintails up 1100, and teal up 600, while mallards fell slightly.
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Arizona Game and Fish Department
Don Berlinski
Berlinski
First Palomas project completed by society volunteers
The Society finished its season opener January 9 and 10 in the Palomas Mountains. Volunteers assisted with dam retention barriers and cleaning, joining experts from the department. A second project is planned for February 12 near Eloine West of Highway 95, with a rock catchment to be named Recluse Tank.
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Isetree
Colorado River
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Yuma
Ramsey
Brenda
Ariz
Salome
Quartzsite
Fishing Report Notes Mixed Ice and Activity Across Regions
CENTRAL all waters rated poor for all species with heavy ice. WHITE MOUNTAINS mostly frozen with minimal activity. Greer lakes Crescent Lake Luna Lake Rainbow Lake notable. unsafe ice on many waters. road conditions poor or closed. NORTH CENTRAL all waters frozen and thawing, unsafe or no activity. UPPER COLORADO RIVER Lake Powell Lee s Ferry Mead Willow Beach Mohave good for trout. Mead Mohave Topock fair for bass. Topock good for catfish. Mead and Mohave fair. crappie and bluegill fair. lake Havasu excellent for stripers. SOUTHWESTERN waters Miliry fair for crappie and bluegill. Martinez good for bluegill and excellent for crappie. tilapia excellent in Yura canals. SOUTHEASTERN WATERS San Carlos poor. Roosevelt good for bass. no reports from other waters.
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White Mountains
Greer
Crescent Lake
Luna
Rainbow
Rim Lakes
North-Central
Colorado
Powell
Lee's Ferry
Mead
Willow Beach
Mohave
Topock
Miliry
Martinez
Carlos
Roosevelt
Newspaper Route Boy Builds Local Business Skills
A young newspaper carrier near you runs a daily delivery service and also acts as a small merchant. He buys papers from the company, retails them to customers, collects payments, keeps records, and learns business management with support from newsroom staff. This earns him income and practical life lessons.
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Arizona Wildlife Federation
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Fort Huachuca
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Cheery Lynn
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