The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-19, Page 12112 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 19, 1979
Naturally -speaking
Better fishing
Ksherrnea can, help themselYekk.• to,
'better fishing by spending a few MOMentS
improving habitat each time they go out.
While this is true of almost any kind of
fishing, it is especially effective when:
applied to brook trout streams.
The typical brook trout stream in this
part of the country is a small, fast, flowing,
cold water .•creek. The things. :it • must
provide for the trout are food, shelter and
spawning beds. Natural food is difficult to.
supply to trout and spawningchannels are
expensive to build and maintain, but the
angler can and should help the little
brookies out by creating little pockets. of
habitat for them.
Anyone who has fished the.tiny Streams
of Ontario knows that log jams invariably
hold at least one nice sized speck along,
with several smaller ones. These jants,are
also relatively easy to build, and a half hour
spent creating one on your first out ing of
the year fill probably 'reward you with
several fish in the pan during, the course
of the season.
The easiest way to build a jam is tO
gather up as much falfen timber as you can
find in the immediate area, keeping an eye
out for an especially stout piece to use as
the key log. When you find your "key";
wedge it firmly into place, either straddling
the creek; or with One end firmly secured
on the bank and the other in the water.
This is the ntost important part of .the
structure so it pays to take your time here,
Keep in mind that as More material is
added to the structure, more pressure is
brought to bear on this particular log. It is
more than a little frustrating to have a ,jani
almost completed, then have it break away
and go floating off downstream.
Once your key leg is in place and secure,
the rest of the work can begin. The next
few pieces of wood should be jammed
k
VV.ins
Spring Thiw spiel
against the log with t idea of bolding
back the rest of the Material, It is then a,
siMple matter of adding morebranehes:
and logs to the pile until the desired size •iS•
reached. Invariably Some of the branches
will work loose and float away on you., bgt
by adding a little each time you !Nh mg
mom, rou cot create an effective. and,
permanent home for a large trout.
In the late NI, when the water is lOw4
several log .jams on be started quite
simply for the following year. This invorvb-S
little more than Setting the "key"' lop in
place. if the logs are set properly and,
firmly. they will catch debris washed; down
in the spring freshets creating instant
hotspots for the coming year's fishing.
The serious trout fisherman also knOwS
that brook trout like te"lie in the smooth
water just in front of boulders when
feeding and in the slack tail eddies just
behind when resting. While it's difficult to
manover large boulders into position in the
middle a a. stream, the same effect van be
obtained by piling up more manageable
size stones,at the head and tail end of riffle
areas, One of the big advantages of these
structures is that they are far less
noticeable than log jaml =arld. can provide -
some pretty exclusive fishing for the
builder even on streams that rergive a. lot
of heavy pressure.
One of the best thingsabout strearn
improvement is, that you are . very, very
unlikely to get any complain ts about doing
it., I personally do :not knv of any
landewner who would object to an offer to
"help ing.:rease the number of trout in his •
stream". and that is precisely what
creating habitat does. The next time you
are -ant fishing, keep an eye open for areas
that could stand a little improvement, You
May even find yourstelf taking a half bur
break from fishing,
otocross starts Sun ay
Motocross at Hully 'Gully
opens. this Sunday. Closed
course cross country motor-
cycle racing begins its sixth
season of action and fun at
the family motorsport park
near Varna,
The first event of the '79
campaign will be the "Super
Digger Motocrots,'" sponsor-
ed by the Yokohama Tire
Company. The race will
stage the top seniors and
experts from Ontario battling
for over S1,600.00 in' prize
money and contingency
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who will be challenging the
"Big Guys." ' An .added fea-
ture will be the OldTimers'
class to complete. the racing
program ,
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Race action betins at.noon
the improved.Hully Gully
raceway. Cabins and Camp
sites. are available for the
weekend to, go with added
concession stands, bleachers
The Clinton rink of Cliff year,ancl aintoriemild have a
Parker. Kay Sharp. Rene provincial winner, .
Brochtt and Eleanor Shields. Reports lfl. lot weeds
were the over all point get- paper make it appear thatthe
ters in the Spring Thaw fttture of the Vanastra
fionspiel at the Vunastr* r titling Club could be in
Curling Club LluriuR 1/10 • jeopardy. For the good of the
week -end, andlOOli home the community and especially
Brochu family trophy for the young people, it %Nould be
their efforts. Twenty four a shame to lose this local,
rin4s participated in the two recreation facility. Sure
day el. ent which started off at doesn t leak,hke it's going: tO,
8 a.rn, Saturday -morning. fall down and the wind on
Thestorm last Friday had Friday didn't move that
sortie wondering abOtit building one little bit,
spring thaw weather. In se- ••••••••••• 000 ••
conA place on the first draw • * • •
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Ron Sellars rink with Rose- .....
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;nary Sellars, Ian and Joan •••.•
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Kennedy. Third place went ......
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to another Clinton foursome : ' •
A number of Coaches and
Managers are needed for this
year's minor soccer teants,,
An organizational meeting
for coaches.- and anyone else
interested in helping •Ont with
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minor soccer will be beliton, learns. anyiane !Who,* inteCt. Pines meeting is asked to
Monday, April 23 at Scarth eared in helping tont and contact the recreation office
Community Centre, ea9t attend Monday „eye- at 523-0842,
Without help from inter-
ested persons we will nut be
able *offer ouftsoccer
layers wanted
or Incuistral ball
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Any. person over
18 wishing to play,
MEN'S RECREA,i'IONAL,
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the age ot ing before April 24,
Bob Beuttennuller 527.1680
Terry Craig
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or follow- Doug Bach 527 - 0774
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went to the final game •
against Cliffs rink who 40
.,s,,vroct 5$. points.
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Consolation in the first •
draw w en t to George
Cantelon's rink Doris •
-eanrelon, Don ,and Vina
Brodie, • •
First. second ,and third •
place in the second draw :
went to curlers, from the
' Merton club. The Nixon rink
was, first, Lodge second and, ;
Milne in third position. Cpn. •
solation in this draw went to :
Bruce Coleman's rink With •
Marj. Coleman, gobert and
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Mary Fotheringham. •
Third draw winners were
the following; first, place, Bill •
Munro and Ward Hodgson •
with a couple ofyoung ladies •
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from Goderich making a fine •
showing with the second' •
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highest number of Points for •
the day. Second place was
taken by the Turner rink with •
Jack Benny in third place. •
Consolation went to Dave e•
Hemingway, his wife Pat,
Claire Cox and Robin Thee- ;
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and Satur ny night en
terta n-
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end
dom, lead. •
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It was amazing how early •
most of these curlers carne in •
for breakfast Sunday
Stratford man to offer
• inght. stu was. in, his
rirrning after dancing, all •
ichefs outfit certainly dished
baseball clincs
out some fine ham and eggs.
Jack McLauchlan later •
Dennis Schooley, Manager centres as well as the major- showed us he was no -slouch •
for the Stratford Milers' it of Intercounty cities. He with the ladle either, and if •
the Major lntercouhry Base- indicated that the instructors
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ballLeague, 'will be offering
Riders pre -entered to date
Clinics in the area for interes-
include Canadian 125 Champ
red ballplayers. The clinics
fon, Alan Logue of Hamilton,
will take place in local' parks
and other Top Ten Canadians and will consist of daytime
like Bob Ley from Toronto„_instructiorti for one 'week in
Alan Jaggard of Burlington,
and Jay. Kinther of Vineland. July or August.
Kirk Bi gelow of Rochester
Michigan. and 1978 Ontario,
'high Point -Senior, Wayne
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Schooley; who has had six
years experience in the Mal-
i* Interconrity; stated that
the program will be offered
in a number • of -smaller
uces
for the clinics will be from were pan cakes and maple •
syrup served by the ladies. : CARE --N,
Mrs. Rene Brouchu did the •
honours in presenting the • -
Erochu-Family-Trophy-to-the,-:
' winners, This trophy had •
been put up for competition :
some years ago when Rene •
was in the service and re-
cently put up for the Spring •
Thaw bonspiel.
Len Theedom on behalf of •
one of the sponsors, Gaiser-
Kneale, presented the prizes •
to the third draw winners. •
Clinton Chrysler and 14;
Kerrigan Fuels also helped •
sponsor this spiel. One,of the :
most disappointed members •
of , the Vanastra Club -was.,
President • Mery Falconer
who was hospitalized with :
pleurisy. lyan Lince, with the •
ladies and everYbody
pitching in, helped wind up • c—CAR CARE
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When. asked about the
origin of .the _program,
Schooley replied, "You con-
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boys do not, receive top
quality' coaching. This is
fairly evident with the major-
ity of boys that come through
the minor systems to play
intercounty. Although the
boy may be a great athlete,
he lacks the proper techni-
ques and training methods.
Therefore, he; • has -to learn
these thing, at age 20 in
of when he is young,he
can develop into a much
better ballplayer than a boy
who learns at age 20."
tocal baseball associations
will contact players about
dates and registration.
Registrations will. be accep-
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For farm land,
gs or major
improvements
keatures include:
•repayMent tents up to 25 years
optional interest rate—
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Detroit Diesels
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the final bonspiel of the 40.
season at Vanastra. •
The Junior Curlers also •
had: a party to close ot the
year. Last Friday after their •
'final gamq:, pizzas and- pop
were. enjoyed by all taking •
part. Over thirty young
people curled regularly •
during the year and ,the
Winners of their draws .were •
Paid Townsend, Nancy II
Deitz, Dale Stephenson and •
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Jane McBeath the second •• •-• -
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first draw. Juniors curling •
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club had a good year in spite •
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A mixed team with Ron •
Taylor, Mary
Coleman and Julie Townsend :
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