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Wed., Aug. 16, 1995
State Keeps Hunter Orange Rule
Washington’s “hunter orange” requirement will not be repealed by the state Fish and Wildlife Commission, even though a Grays Harbor County judge ruled the commission had no authority to impose …
Wed., July 26, 1995
St. Joe Remains Local Favorite
Idaho’s upper St. Joe River, one of the most scenic and productive cutthroat streams in the Northwest, has been the subject of numerous magazine articles and a few TV shows …
Wed., June 28, 1995
Limits To Go Off Several Area Lakes Saturday
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Department will have an all-you-can-catch clearance sale at eight Eastern Washington trout lakes beginning Saturday. Scheduled for rehabilitation this fall are Badger and Williams in …
Wed., June 21, 1995
Walle Quickly Becoming A Most Cherished Game Fish
This is the year of the walleye in Eastern Washington. The fish that only transplanted midwest fishermen could identify 40 years ago is now one of the top game fish …
Wed., June 14, 1995
Bird Watchers Convene
Hold your fire! Those aren’t government spies infiltrating the countryside with binoculars to their eyes this week. They’re birders convening in Spokane for the Western Field Ornithologist annual meeting, Thursday …
Wed., May 24, 1995
Survey Finds More Trout In The Mo
Electro-shocking surveys on the Missouri River below Holter Dam indicate both rainbow and brown trout are doing well, said a Montana fisheries biologist. Last fall, biologists surveyed a 5.6-mile stretch …
Wed., May 24, 1995
Hoard Of Fly Fishermen Expected To Descend On Chopaka For Weekend
For several years, many of the Northwest’s fly fishers have been saying Chopaka Lake, a mountain jewel tucked between two mountains 15 miles northwest of Loomis, is the best fly …
Wed., April 12, 1995
Grampa Gets To Pass On His Fly Tying Knowledge
When one of my three granddaughters, after watching me tie several chironomid pupa patterns, asked, “Grampa, will you teach us to tie flies?” I was amazed and delighted. Amazed because …