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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
6
The article emphasizes deep water and lure choice to catch bass. It advises finding bass on their home grounds by depth, food, and timing, using deep runners early, then jigs and spinners later, with surface baits at dawn and dusk. It stresses slow retrieves and matching lures to conditions.
Ohio wildlife officials report 1964 deer harvest at 1326, well below 1962 and 1963 totals. Wildlife Chief Dale Whitesell says short seasons and earlier opening date may lift herd toward mid-1950s levels, while enforcement cracks down on poachers and hunting days shift to curb total kills. Ben Anderson backs ongoing enforcement.
The League of Ohio Sportsmen announced an outdoor workshop and a jamboree. The May 22-23 workshop, in cooperation with the Central Ohio Anglers & Hunters Club, features gun safety, canoeing, and a night trail program with a $3 registration. The jamboree is set for Sept 18-19 at Clear Fork Ski Resort with funds for a conservation education scholarship.
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports shipping 9 000 Ohrid trout eggs from Yugoslavia plus a similar number of Donaldson rainbow trout eggs. Some Ohrids will stay at Manchester National Fish Hatchery as brood stock while others are released into suitable U S lakes for experiments. If Ohrid spawns in impoundments it could become a self perpetuating sport fish, unlike trout in pay lakes or non spawning impoundments.
Two tackle firms in Akron co publish a free outdoor tips booklet for Akron Parks and Recreation. It details Akron reservoirs facilities and fishing info. Michigan offers 2200 detailed lake maps from Michigan Outdoors and the Guide to Fun in Michigan for $3 plus 30 cents handling, with maps for all 83 counties.
A columnist envisions a nationwide style All Ohio fishing competition with regional preliminaries, five days on diverse waters, daily largest fish entries across species, observers, and point based scoring to crown a versatile all around champion.
The article outlines two recipes: a stuffing using sauerkraut and mushroom stems for mallards or other ducks, with minced onion celery butter and a sugar balance, baked at 350 degrees for several hours. It also describes a wine bouillon for trout, simmered with herbs and vegetables, then the fish poached briefly and finished with a butter lemon sauce.
The American and Canadian Sports men's Show in Cleveland will host a fishing clinic at 11 a.m. at Cleveland Public Auditorium. Leon Chandler Cortland Line Co will cover fly rod techniques and trout pursuit while Bill Cullerton Johnson Reel Co discusses pike family fishing. Dick Kotis of Fred Arbogast Co will address bass fishing and bait casting. Jim Doney hosts the event.
South Carolina aims to stock about 80 000 catchable trout in mountain streams this year, a five percent rise from last year, with a 1966 goal of 100 000. The ocelat species name comes from the Latin ocellus meaning small eye, describing its spotted eye markings.
A bill in the Ohio General Assembly would let private landowners create waterfowl hunting preserves starting at 80 acres. Preserve licenses would cost 25 dollars per year and migratory waterfowl hunting would follow existing state rules with trophies and regional awards under the federal program.
Big Hickory Coon Hunters announce a field trial at the club grounds on Russia Road west of Route 58 at 11 a.m. Sunday. Secretary Melvin Pasenow reports a $100 first prize in finals and $50 for second.
The note outlines preferred fishing methods for catfish across lakes and rivers. It recommends exploring lake waters and river bends, fishing deep holes and near currents, using minnows crawfish and market frozen shrimp as bait, and using small hook sizes and drifting or still fishing with artificial lures as shown. It preserves a period tone and practical, actionable tips.
Lake Erie Recreation and Resources Council discusses a plan to seek a referendum to create an Ohio Resources Commission. The Ikes pursue legislative action while Ohio’s Natural Resources Department is led by director Fred Morr who notes growing commission influence on policy.
The Izaak Bowmen hold the year’s first outdoor shoot at the club range on Foster Rd north of Rt 18. A 28-animal target event with registration from 1:30 p.m. to 12: 30 p.m.
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