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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
6
Readers named in the weekly Super Spotters contest correctly identified animals in three pictures. The Progress Outdoor Department credited those who used elk antelope and mule deer in their picks and listed numerous Scottsdale and Phoenix participants as prize winners.
The report covers weekend conditions across regions. White Mountains waters show Lakes Big Luna Greer Lee Valley Nelson good for trout with Crescent Woodland Fools Hollow fair. others poor. Central waters slow and poor. North Central Ashurst fair, others poor. Upper Colorado Mead Willow Beach Mohave Topock Havasu vary from good to fair. other waters poor. Southwestern Martinez Yuma canals Tilapia Painted Rock strong tilapia. Parker Canyon trout but overall poor to fair beyond.
Analysis of four San Carlos Lake fish species caught during low water by the Arizona Game and Fish Department found mercury and DDT breakdown products at ppm levels below the 0.5 safety limit. Species tested were crappie catfish carp and bass with mercury ranging around 0.02 to 0.04 ppm and DDT components mostly under 0.14 ppm.
The next regular meeting of the Arizona Game and Fish Commission will be held Nov. 20 at 9 a.m. in Phoenix at 2222 W. Greenway Rd. Written statements should be mailed to the same address to be received before the meeting for consideration. Oral statements may be presented at the commission's discretion.
The November 11 outdoor section highlights local activities and upcoming events in Scottsdale. Readers learn about recreational options, weather outlooks, and community gatherings for the week ahead.
The author recalls bear hunting in northern Arizona and western Colorado, describing dog drives on Oak Creek, a dramatic canyon melee ending in a bear’s death, and later hunts with different friends. He notes seasons run through May 7 and sections open through December, with noted packing feats and humorous incidents on Fort Apache and Salt River.
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