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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
15
The piece details a first trout trip with Paul, stressing casting from the pool tail to stay behind fish, how trout feed, and the importance of stealth, low profile, and precision. It explains fish vision, feeding behavior, and practical casting tips for maximizing catches in a single long pool.
Selecting lures blends shape color and action with feel and price. Plastic imitations of worms and eels prove highly effective, offering natural motion at any speed or depth and easing baiting fears, making them popular in today’s fishing tackle market.
In several states, fishing licenses will rise by a couple of dollars next year, including Ohio. Montana officials compare prices across sports to show the relative value, noting that even a modest license purchase yields substantial entertainment and meals, while some resist increases.
Fred F. Marr announces Ohio Department of Natural Resources cooperation with the League of Ohio Sportsmen for the Coonskin Cap Brigade Jamboree Youth Program at Lake Hope State Park on October 8. Now in its fourth year the event offers outdoor education for Ohio youth including training in mature lore boat safety dog handling and firearms safety through the League. The jamboree welcomes any interested young Ohioan by request to participate.
Big Hickory Coon Hunters stage the first Saturday field trial in the club's history at 10 a.m. on the club grounds near Russia Rd and Rt. 58 between Oberlin and Whiskyville. The event is open to the public with food by the women’s auxiliary.
Archers at Akron claim one class title and two third places in the Ohio Archers Indoor Target Championships. Jack Hawke of Mohawk Archery Lanes Elyria won Bare Bow Class B, Ed Doehne took Free Style Class A third, and Bill Bednar of Suffield posted a 297 in Free Style AA. Miss Shirley Tabler won the archery queen title, with Sue Meilander noted among top finishers. Of 162 state qualifiers, 151 reached the finals, per Elyria Ohio Archers president Bob Repas.
Twenty five agencies across Medina, Lorain, Huron, Erie and Ashland Counties were listed by Paul Sarossy of the Ohio Division of Watercraft. Boaters are urged not to remove current plates as the 1967 validation tag must be affixed. Agencies include Elyria Automobile Club, Oberlin Auto Mobile Club, Lorain outlets Beaver Park Marina, Huron County Auto Club, Willard Western Auto Stores, and many others in Vermilion Norwalk Sandusky and nearby communities.
Officials of the National Rifle Association announced Thomas Crozier of 127 Denison Ave as a certified rifle instructor. Crozier is now qualified to conduct classes in basic marksmanship and safe gun handling. The cedar waxwing concept appears as a quirky aside about birds feeding on over-ripe berries.
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