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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1971

Page

7

Apache Lake Drawdown For Hydroelectric Project Increases

Drawdown of Apache Lake begins reducing length to four and a half miles as 183 feet are lowered to permit installation of a large pipe for a new hydroelectric generator at Mormon Flat Dam. Public access will be limited while 8 000 acre feet remain in the lake.

Apache Lake Darrell Smith Salt River Project Mormon Flat Dam Phoenix Smith Apache Southwest Canyon Lake

Wildlife manager studies striped bass in Colorado River

Gary Edwards of the Arizona Game and Fish Department investigates striped bass life history in the Colorado River. He measures eggs and scales, notes spawning behavior, diet, and the impact on trout fishing, while pursuing a master's thesis on the striper life cycle.

Arizona Game and Fish Department Gary Edwards Bullhead City Ambhe Colorado River Edwards Colorado Edward Geepal

Rabid bear found in Arizona cited in rabies case

The first laboratory confirmed rabies case tied to a bear in Arizona follows the killing of a black bear in Gila County on the Fort Apache Reservation. Ranchers and wildlife staff investigated, the bear was killed, and two field assistants began a 14 day rabies vaccine course as a precaution after handling the head without gloves.

Arizona Fort Apache Indian Reservation Gila County Arizona State Department ‘of Health Laboratory Bureau’ of Sport Fisheries, and Wildlife Hidden Springs

Pachanga En La Playa aims to fund Scottsdale Boys' Club

The Boys' Club of Scottsdale sponsors Pachanga En La Playa from June 6 to 9 in Mazatlan Mexico. Sportsmen pay 250 dollars with 50 dollars tax deductible. includes air travel, hotel meals, two days deep sea fishing, and tours. Proceeds support outdoor recreation programs. donations of gear are welcomed. Contacts: Jim Charles 947 6331.

Valley Scottsdal Jim Charles Mazatlan Mexico Playa Mazatlan Charles Boys’ Club of Scottsdale

Record White Crappie Sets Early Arizona Weight Mark

In April the Arizona Game and Fish Department logged two state fish records including a white crappie weighing 1 lb 11 oz and 14.75 inches long. It was caught April 18 by Bill Blunck at Upper Lake Pleasant, Phoenix. The fish was verified for weight species and length at the Deer District office.

Arizona Game and Fish Department Upper—Lake—Pleasant Bill Blunck Phoenix Lea Colorado River

Fishing Report Highlights Varied Lake Ratings Across Regions

Central waters show poor results for most species with few fair notes. White Mountains report fair trout in Luna Greer Lee Valley Crescent and Lyman good for northern pike and bass. Rim Lakes list several trout outlooks as poor to fair while Upper Verde River and Willow Lake offer limited catfish and crappie prospects.

Canyon Saguaro Upper Pleasant Apache Roosevelt White Mountains Big Lake Nelson Luna Greer Lakes Lee Valley Crescent Lyman Willow Springs Woods Canyon Black Canyon Bear Canyon Chevelon Knoll Blue Ridge North Central Lake Mary Williams Area Verde River Willow Lake Stoneman Lake

Steiger to Lead Public Trail Ride Into Havasupai Canyon

Arizona congressman Sam Steiger will lead a public three day trail ride and camping visit to Supai in Havasupai Canyon from May 21 to 24. The event includes swimming riding hiking and participation in an Indian rodeo with open access to the public. Information is available from Trail Ride Headquarters at 1501 West Amelia Phoenix AZ 85015.

Sam Steiger Arizona Havasupai Canyon Supai Steiger -Ride Trail Ride Headquarters West -Amelia Phoenix

Bill Increases Arizona Hunting and Fishing Fees

A recently enacted bill raises Arizona hunting and fishing license fees. The listing shows current and new fees across categories, detailing changes for residents and nonresidents.

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