2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 13, 1967

FIELD & STREAM

By Jack White |

Arrow Lakes Produce a Variety of Fish

'The holiday
season is in full
sewing and
help it out, fish-
ing is now the
number one pas-
time of young
and old alike.
Besides, it’s too
darn hot to work

around home anyway.

wy

Recent graduate: from the: Brit-
ish Columbia Institute of Tech-
nology in Burnaby is Paul Sook-
achoff, who received a diploma
in civil engineering technology.
The son of Mr, and Mrs. Nick
Sookachoff of Kinnaird, Paul was
raised in the Kinnaird-Castlegar
area, graduating from SHSS in
1964. He has accepted a posi-
fen with the department of
ishel

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The Arrow Lakes, for var-
jety of fish, seems’ to be the

to] top producer in the whole dis-

trict: from all reports. With the
Kokanee run in full swing, the
small deadly dick trolled or
mooched along the bottom is
producing a bonanza of these ail-
very morsels, while the willow
leaf and worm or ford fender
are close behind.

Kamloops and dollies are
being taken in up to twelve
pounds and here again the big
deadly dick is apparently hold-
ing the spot as the leading lure,
with the silver white and red
varlety apparently the favourite
and trolled without additional
weights, ‘i

Don't forget to check in your
catch with Bob Wood at. the
Arrow Boat Club, for the Creel
Census being done on the Arrow
Lakes, We need all the informa-
tion we can get and every sam-
ple you leave with Bob will help
to look after the future of the
‘Arrow Lakes fishery. It may take
a’ minute or two of your time,
particularly when you have been
fishing way up the lake, but it
will pay all of us dividends in
the long run, so once again
please cooperate and check your
fish in with Bob if caught on
the Arrows.

gear.

‘Maurice Nowak is hitting the
Kamloops in the Columbia River
with a maddening regularity us-
ing a fly. If he doesn’t get four
to eight rainbows in the two-
to-four-pound class in an hour,
“fishing is poor,” and Maurice
goes home, Lately he has been
sticking around over the hour,
so fishing is good.

Koch Creek and good old

y Creek are producti

surprising number ‘of brook
trout right now, though Koch

| Creek is still a littl

le high.
‘Anyone who is interested in

archery is invited to contact

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Gary Renz or myself, as we plan
to kick off regular practice ses-
sions starting the first week in
August, So far we' have around
elght enthusiastic archers whose
main objective is to bag their
deer this year with one of man’s
most ancient weapons, the bow
and arrow.

Personally, this is my own
little centennial project, and 'I
hope to be proficient enough
by Labour Day weekend to bag
my first one then. This means
a lot more practice for yours
truly then ‘what I have been
doing, but I'm taking my bow
along on my holidays which start
tomorrow and I hope to while
away quite.a few hours just
practicing. g

Of course, I expect to wet
a line in a few of our lakes and
streams as well, Best of all for
you who have bothered to read
this section of the paper, you
‘will get a two-week rest from
old J. W.'s end.

Perhaps when I get back I
may have some new info to pass
along, you never can ‘tell.

Meanwhile, handle your boat
safely, watch the other drivers,
and a good holiday season to
everyone.

Gol. Powell Ono
Of B.C. Founders
And Respected Man

LIEUTENANT COL. ISRAEL
WOOD POWELL
The man who gave his name

to' Powell River also gave the
best years of his life to British
Columbia.
Israel. Wood Powell was
born in Port Colbourne, Upper
Canada'on April 27, 1836. He
was schooled at Port Dover and
Simcoe and finally fraduated in
medicine from ‘McGill University
in 1860.

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