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12..THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 29, 1966 Weather Has No Effect On Bass, Pickerel C By THE CANADIAN PRESS Most folks sweltered and com- plained in the hot, humid weather that swept over Ontario last week. But not the angler. He sweltered, yes, but he en- joyed excellent bass and pick- erel fishing. The bass season opened gen- erally throughout the province last Saturday and good to ex- cellent catches were reported by..the Ontario department of lands and forests. And pickerel --with a general opening last month--continued to go for bait and lure in goodly numbers. a noticeable effect on speckled trout, with peer te fair results reported in most of the depart- ment's 22 districts. Reports from 21 of the depart- ment's districts: : NORTH Chapleau -- Pickerel excel- lent in Missinaibi Lake, Betty Lake, Sawbill Lake and Tooms Lake. Pickerel weighing 10 and 814 pounds caught at Dog Lake. Minnows bait. Lake trout poor. Pike excellent in the Chapleau River and High Brush Lake. Cochrane--Pickerel and pike However, the hot weather hadiexcellent; trout fair. SUMMER SKEET SHOOT Use Variety Of Shot Guns In Novel Handicap System The Summer Handicap Skeet Shoot, for The Don Smith Tro- phy, was held at the fields of the Oshawa Skeet Club on Sun- day. A new "twist" was added to this tourney in the unique man- ner which shooters were handi- capped for the shooting. Using scores made in shoot- ing over the past few months, skeeters were classified into ca- tegories under a percentage ba- sis and this basis determined the victor, with another 25- straight. A handsome silver tray was won by Rudyk for his fine shooting. Scores of 24 broken birds were turned in by Stan Starr, Jim Latereau, shooting the 20- gauge and Russ Watson, shot- ing a 12 - gauge, J. Tanna- hill, Keith Vanfalkenburg, Jim Harrigan and Kemp Smith all cashed in with 23, each with the 12 - gauge gun. Other 12- gauge entrants were Ernie Ary- what gauge of a gun the cOn-|hart with a score of 19, while testant would be allowed to shoot. Qualifying classes were made as follows -- 90 per cent and tinder entered in the 12 - gauge class. 94 per cent to 90.1 per cent entered the 20-gauge class, 96 per cent to 94.1 were classed into the 28 gauge category and over 96 per cent shot the frus- trating 410 - gauge gun. In the initial stanza, Bill) Rudyk, shooting the 410-gauge) and Bob McCoy, shooting the) 20 - gauge, tied in first place, each breaking 25 - straight. In the shoot Sid Knowlton broke 18 and Ted Brown tallied 17. Amelia Aryhart, the only wo- man ¢ontestant, broke an ad- mirable 21 with a 20 - gauge Members of the Oshawa Skeet Club and other shooters in the} district will be pleased to learn that grading has been started on a fifty acre spread, north of Raglan, which will be the site of the new fields of the club. There are high hopes that the - off, McCoy went new fields may be ready this down one bird and Rudyk wasicoming fall. CANADIAN RAND PRIX (FOR MOTORCYCLES) Fort Frances--Pickerel good to excellent in Lake of the Woods area. Red Duck Bay, Rainy Lake good to fair. Mus- kellunge starting to bite on weedless spoons. Bass fair to) good. : | Geraldton--Lake trout excel- lent in Nipigon Bay, Pagwach- uan Lake and Lake Nipigon. Pickerel and northern pike ex- cellent in Twin Lake, Burrow and Wintering lakes. Speckled trout good in Spring Lake, Lucy Lake, Hilder and Eddy Lake. Gogama -- Generally © small pickerel ,being caught. Good catches from Horwood Lake. Kapuskasing -- Pickerel good in Shannon, Fushimi and Naga- gamisis lakes, Minnows best bait. Northern pike good. Kenora--Pickerel plentiful in Winnipeg . River; Sand Lake best spot. Angling good for all species in Vermilion Bay. Thun- der Lake pickerel fishing excel- lent with several nine-pounders taken. North Bay--Lake Nosbonsing and Lake Nipissing east poor for all species. Lake Nipissing west good for pike and pickerel, poor for bass, Lake Timagami and Emerald Lake areas poor for all species. Best baits min- nows and artificial lures. Parry Sound--Most bass fish- ing only fair on opening week- end although a few good catches of small bass in Georg- ian Bay and Calendar Bay. Ex- cellent pickerel along south shore of Lake Nipissing. Lake trout good in Lake of Bays. Port Arthur--All species fair to good. Sault Ste. Marie--Lake trout} good in Ranger and Garden lakes. Speckled trout good in streams, fair in lakes. Pickerel fair in Batchawana Bay and off St. Joseph Island. Pike good in St. Joseph Island area. Lake trout and whitefish fair at Flame Lake. Sudbury--Lake trout and pike good, speckled .and rainbow trout fair, pickerel fair to poor, bass poor. Swastika -- No exceptional catches reported; fishing light White River -- Pickerel and Goes In Spite Sunday hit over the 90 degree mark, the North Oshawa West-| ern Horesemen carried on their show as usual This was their 3rd show of| atch pike fair to good with the best baits minnows and worms. The|the season. 3 it is hot for the|__ hot spots are White Owl, Ham-|next show, they will be out) belton and Brunswick lakes. SOUTH Lake Simcoe--Speckled and A rainbow trout fair in Nottawa-| Stops these boys is a good, hard saga River. Bass good and lake| Tainfat ' ge yond a trout fee in Lake Sivess. Gash ere ee pike and pickerel fair: to good in Lake Couchiching and Spar- row Lake. A 40-pound muskel- lunge, 55. inches:long, caught in Lake Couchiching. if it is cold. itheir $20.00 Stetson. These boys have a motto which is "Cowboys Don't Care" land if you attend one of- their shows, vou will see how they EAST live up to that saying. I've seen Lindsay--Lake trout and bass|them jumped on, bucked off, good in Gooderham area, pick-|Stepped on, kicked and, occas: lionally, you might even see a erel fair, muskellunge and) contestant fall off, although speckled trout poor. Bass faif!they won't admit it. in all lakes in Apsley area. Other sports are rough but in Lake trout fair in Eels and Ans-| other sports, you are compet-| truther lakes. Pickerel fair to|ing against other people with| good, muskellunge and bass fair) your 'own self, such as base- in Kawartha district. Best baits|pall or football and you can) for pickerel worms and spin-/ maybe out-think your oppon- ners. Pickerel fair to good,jent, but have you ever tried muskellunge fair and bass good|to out - think a horse? in Rice Lake. | You have to spend many Kemptville -- Fishing gener- hours in the saddle to know a ally poor. Trout : in Lanark horse and if you think chs a County fair to poor, All species| Ut fox a horse without know: poor in the Ottawa River. Pike| i"8 horse sense you may very and perch excellent in the St. easily find yourself on the Lawrence River and Lancaster ground with the horse having the last laugh. area. Pembroke -- All species poor|, 5° if you want to see these to fair. A 17%-pound pike in boys and girls think and act) like 'a horse, or sometimes a/ Round Lake. , (horse's end), come out to the WEST | Western Horsemen's Show Of Heat Arena on July 10th. MORNING CLASSES Trail Class -- Nicola, owner Don Welch; Brandy -- Owner,| Bill Cruwys and Black Hughes owner, Boh Leggette. : be out! Western Pleasure -- Kala/Bois and John Lajole, there just the same, likewise,|nar -- -- owner, Vi Mctul| Woodward and Gail Wood-! : Houch; Black Hughes -- owner, | Wrd. About the only thing that) Bob Leggette and Bonnie --| owner, Vi McCulloch. English Pleasure -- Kala Knar -- owner, Vi McCulloch; Brent and Booger Boo -- Linda Luke. AFTERNOON GAMES | Baby Bottle Race -- Strachan, Bob Harlock, Rekker. Apple Dunking -- Mo Bois, Bob Harlock, Bill Cruwys. Sack Roping -- Peter Obsfeld, Strachan, Bob Harlock, Jim John im Pick - up Race -- Bob Wood-|chan, Bob Harlock (tie for 2nd) Anne Heard (8 points); Gail ward, Jim Strachan, Mo Bois.| with 15 points) and Bob Wood- W Men's Barrels -- Ken Craw- ward (14 points). ford, Bob Woodward, Bob. Har-! --_------- lock. | (tie with 5 points). oodward and Loraine Mills. Flag Race -- Bob Woodward, , |Bob Harlock, Jim Strachan. | Potato Race -- Ken Craw-| Although the temperature on;next show at the Five Points| ford, John Lajoie, Bob Harlock. | | Pole Bending -- Bill Cruwys,| Bob Harlock, Ken Crawford. | Men's Special -- John Lajoie, | |. Pony Express -- team of Ken) Crawford and Newt Woods; Mo) Bob Barrel Race -- Lor- | 1 Ladies' raine Mills, Anne Heard, Sylv- ia Harlock. 4 Patch Race -- Gail Wood - it might take the block out of|9 Command --. owner, David) W"4, Carol Welch, Jackie Ja- | mes. j | Ladies' Special--Anne Heard, | Sherry Rooke. i Children's Barrel Race--Brian | Stokes, Mike Rice, Carey Brown | Children's Flag Race -- Bri- an Stokes. Children's Pick - up Race -- Mike. Rice. Advertised and Sold In One Month by Doug Carmichael H, KEITH LTD. REALTOR 723-7463 Top Point Winners -- Ken | Crawford (16 points); Jim Stra-' Lake Erie -- Bass good at Mitchell Bay, Long Point Bay and the upper Niagara River and should be good this week- end. Pickerel good in Lake St. Clair using worm harness. Pan- fish good. Lake Huron--Bass fair in in- land lakes, good in the Maitland and Saugeen rivers and off the west shore of the Bruce Pen- insula. Perch fair in most areas but good at Goderich and Bay- field. 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