Opening Day On Dillon's Run Trout Trip
West Virginia anglers host a diverse group including Red Roys and Spike Elderhouse for opening day on Dillon's Run. A golden rainbow, a new West Virginia catch, drives the day as they fish streams near Capon Bridge and Cacapon.
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Dillon
New York
Berryle
Maryland
Darby
Westirginia
Bill Duncan
Acapon Bridge
Edward
Bill
Red Royson
Winchester
Don Pochanus
Berryville
Spike
West Virginia
West
Red Royston
Cacapon Bridge
W. Va
Tearful Teacher Gets Leniency From Judge
A tearful Negro school teacher, William Homer Fowler of Knoxville, Tenn., pleaded guilty in U S District Court to a threatening telephone call to William C. Cassell of Roanoke, manager of a Negro movie house. Fowler sought mercy, citing heavy drinking and three jobs to fund his daughter's college education.
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Roanoke
Ted Dalton
William Homer Fowler
Knoxville, Tenn
U.S
William C. Cassell
Fowler
Dalton
Cassell
Pay-As-You-Go Trout Stream Opens In Virginia
A new pay-as-you-go trout stream opened May 2 on the Clinch Mountain Wildlife Management Area in Southwest Virginia. Anglers pay a $1 daily permit with near cost stocking and a five fish per day limit, ten in possession. licenses or county combo licenses apply, and area remains open seven days a week through September 7, 1964.
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Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Clinch Mountain Wildlife Management Area
Washington, Smyth
Russell County
Front Royal Hatchery Ponds Open To Anglers
Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries opened eight Front Royal Hatchery ponds for public angling from May 2 as part of a size limit research project. Four ponds carry a 14 inch bass minimum. four ponds allow any size with catch and release on two ponds for fun angling. Regular creel and license rules apply through Sept 6 1964.
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Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Royal Hatchery
Waterlick
Virginia General Assembly Passes 30 Conservation Bills
Richmond officials report about 30 conservation measures passed by the 1964 Virginia General Assembly will affect sportsmen and dog and boat owners. Highlights include H 166 allowing boat fishing during fire closures from established ramps, H 318 clarifying landowner liability for outdoor activities, H 365 exempting residents 70 plus from private land hunting licenses, and H 755 limiting dog retrieval on posted lands to nonweapon carry to prevent improper hunting.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Chester F. Phelps
Commission of Game and Inland Fish
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America
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Front Royal Ponds
UWS
John A. Gronouski
American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association
Robert Hegeman
Chicago
General Assembly
Eries
Gov
Ernor
Wanchester
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