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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
9
Cleland Cole describes his wife as essential to his fishing, while Dell’s remarks reveal how he borrows her items to maintain gear. The tale blends humor about using polish, a vacuum, and household objects to rig lures and preserve tackle.
A Rem ingios News Bureau spokesman notes that proper game management requires knowing the animal and distinguishing individuals. Ontario workers describe a meat scheme involving a helicomer like device to obtain earnings on mice as part of wildlife research.
Fragmentary report notes July activity involving aquatic foods and tire tracks. Mentions biologists, marine patrols, and attempts to lure moose with lighted devices, but text is garbled and several phrases are unclear.
In Ely Minnesota a camp dish named Marie’s Bass Camp Special gained fame. It uses two two pound bass fillets cut into pieces, lemon juice, salt, pepper, paprika, potatoes, carrots, celery, tomatoes and butter, simmered for 15 minutes then served.
A 462 inch muskie, the largest netted at Rocky Fork Lake to date, remains in the fish’s mouth with a homemade yellow jig. Ray Riethmiller, wildlife district supervisor, notes the fish is available for study but warns the angler about enticing it to strike again. About 30,008 eggs were stripped for hatching at Kincaid hatchery before release.
Dan Armbruster a veteran fishery employee and supervisor rocked newly hatched walleyes at the Akron Fish Farm hatchery to mimic natural wave action. He observed the fry become active and feed when rocked, suggesting a method to stimulate early feeding in seven million offspring.
Area archers meet Sunday for multiple shoots including Parma Tri-Club event registration 1 2 pm at Parma, Shawnee Archers indoor rounds at 6 pm with practice 3 6 pm at Lorain range, and Bow and Barrel option at Angling Rd range. Winners named across divisions with Quick Draw rounds and awards planned.
At Clendening Lake a 48 hour period produced 17 bass over five pounds each. Roy Davis of New Philadelphia added three five pound plus bass in a day. John Casadv of Dover helped by fishing 14 bass totaling 37 pounds. The largest was a 7 3 pounder by Milton Lnyder. A 17 pound muskie was also reported. At Piedmont Blanche Groh noted a 2 pound muskie by Howard Taylor and several smaller muskies. Leesville Lake reports bass up to six pounds and muskies to 11 pounds in the Petersburg area.
Miss Evelin Krisha of Norwalk reports catching a five to six pound bass in a Huron County farm pond this April. State wildlife spotters confirmed the hefty bass and noted the event reflects strong local fishing.
Outdoor writer Don Miller reports on bass in Lake Fontana North Carolina and trout in Hazel Creek near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. He mentions travel to Cheoah Lake Lake Fontana Sant variety vacations and a NC hospitality, with local wildlife plantings and stocking updates from Akron officials. Channel catfish and white bass activity are noted in Fremont and Sandusky Bay. Muskies also being caught in Muskingum district lakes.
An emergency hearing at Columbus is planned for June 14 to review water craft regulations at four state parks. Public views on camping fees cabins and other park operations will be considered after the 1963 park season, per W. W. Flickinger chief of Ohio Division of Parks.
A water race is scheduled at Arrowhead Lake in Columbiana County this Sunday. Sponsored by the Mahoning County Coon Hunters Protective Association, the event runs from 10 am to 7 pm with entry fees contributing to purses.
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