Rain May Help By Art Reid Southern Illinois Outdoor Writer
Rain from a cold front swelled lakes and streams in Southern Illinois and may affect fishing long term. Muddy runoff could smother eggs for species spawning after last weekend’s heavy rain, threatening early spawn in ponds and small lakes. Some fish rely on adult fish or moving water to oxygenate eggs during incubation.
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Art Reid
Southern
Illinois
Spawn Surplus And Food Help Lake Fish Thrive Or Fail
The article explains how wind driven waves and muddy water affect fish spawning in shallow habitats. It notes white bass and stripers migrate to rivers to spawn while muddy water hinders trout and salmon. Overpopulated bluegill and crappie disrupt ecosystems, leaving few mid sized fish and many runts. Introducing threadfin shad into Illinois lakes boosts predator populations by providing abundant forage.
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Sunfish
Illinois
Houseworth wins Rend Lake road run again
Steve Houseworth of Carbondale repeated as champion of the Second Annual 10-kilometer Taylor Motor roadrun at Benton, finishing in 32 minutes 3 seconds with Tom Breen close second. Patty Plymire topped the women in 39 minutes 17 seconds among 206 entrants from Rend Lake Water Festival events.
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Houseworth
Rend Lake Road
Steve Houseworth
Carbondale
Benton
Tom Breen
Patty Plymire
Rend Lake
Scott Sandusky
Jim Wooldridge
Herrin
Breen
Tom Steele
Sturgis
Lowell Jeter
Marion
Dave Kennedy
Anna
Chuck Landis
Stanley Venoski
Tom Paulsgrove
Ewing
Lydia Roberts
Plymire
Jean Hirmer
Marjorie Shurtz
Anne Cochran
Fairfield
Henson Signs Dee Maras Fourth Illinois Recruit
Illinois coach Lou Henson adds 6-7 forward Daniel Dee Maras of Antioch to the 1980 class. Maras averaged 20 points and 11 rebounds per game while shooting 56 percent from the floor and 60 percent from the line. He joins George Montgomery Anthony Welch and Jay Daniels as new signees.
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Champaign
Illinois
Lou Henson
Daniel
Dee
Maras
Antioch
Henson
Antoich
George Montgomery
Chicago
Anthony Welch
Grand Rapids, Mich
Jay Daniels
West Palm Beach, Fla
Ex kicker Little to receive full NFL pension
Ex Cardinals place kicker Steve Little will get the maximum 2000 monthly pension for football related injuries after the Bert Bell Players Retirement Board reversed a December ruling. Little, paralyzed from the neck down after an October auto crash 14 hours after his release by St. Louis, was backed by Cardinals figures including owner Bill Bidwill.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Steve Little
National Football League
Houston
Bert Bell Players Retirement Board
Little
Cardinals
NFL
Players Association
Mark Arneson
Arneson
Bill Bidwill
Rankin Smith
Atlanta Falcons
Herman Sarkowsky
Seattle Seahawks
Gene Upshaw
Oakland
Dan Jiggetts
Chicago
Bob Moore
Moore
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