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A RIM-HIGH VIEW of Mason County grade school basketball last week in
Lincoln Gym sees Jack Coble of Mt. View outreach Evergreen's Tim Sims
and Lee Neate (right) for an offensive board. Mt. View prevailed.
"Fishing's like a bank account. You have to put someth&g &
before you can take anythbtg out. "... The Old l"isherma,.
If you're just beginning the sport of steelheading, this old saying
can help keep you from getting discouraged as you work on the first and
probably most important of the basics of steelheading - how to read
a river.
The three other basics are knowing steeihead habits, knowing how
to handle a rod and reel and knowing how to use various baits and
lures.
This matter of reading a river is of the utmost importance, for it
lets you fish where the fish are apt to be. Without tiffs knowledgel
you can cast much of the time in water that seldom will hold fish.
Even the good spo'ts don't always have fish, so there's no use casting
where they won't be, except in rare instances.
You can learn a lot about reading rivers by reading stories in
newspaper columns, magazine articles and books about steelhead.
That's a good starL but it's like riding a bicycle. You only learn by
doing. You have to go fishing, putting in that time, like putting
money in your fishing account.
Once out on the river, the best way to learn is to have a
steelhead catcher - someone who catches these wary fish regularly -
take you in hand and point out good water. Next best is to simply
watch where others catch steelhead and then either work that same
spot later or seek out similar spots along a river.
The third way is to cast to places which look like the ones you
read about. This is the slowest way, but over a period of time it pays
off. You will catch fish in some places and not others, thus learning
to read a river.
One problem with this do-it-yourself approach is that many of
the places on a river aren't the classic "typical" spots described by
writers, who sometimes make it sound too simple. Every angler has
had the experience of never catching a fish in sonre of the
best-looking water, while finding fish time after time in whal appears
to be marginal or mediocre water.
Some "typical" spots will be covered in later colunms.
Don't space mallard decoys evenly or closely. A flock of
contented puddle ducks is arranged in a series of loose groups and
scattered singles. Mallards usually bunch up shortly after landing or
just before flying.
While feeding peacefully, they are usually somewhat scattered.
Camping quiz: What are the average costs to stay in a recreational
vehicle campground or in a motel overnight?
Answer: The average campground cost is about $4.50, according
to Woodall's, the company which publishes a direclory of
campgrounds in Canada, the United States and Mexico.
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SANDE'S BOATS &MOTORS
Elementary ball
gets underway
Elementary school basketball contesl 33-16 and the jayvee till
gol into full swing last week, 21-12.
with "all three Shelton schools A total of 27 players saw
seeing action, action in the jayvee game, which
in the first contest, a week saw the host Wildcats stay
ago Tuesday, the Bordeaux wilhin [bur points through the
Bulldogs took a pair l'rom the firsl half.
Evergreen Wildcats, winning the in the varsity game, Viking
varsity game 60-31 and the sixth-grader Kelly Byrne was the
jayvee contest 50-37. leading scorer, with ten points.
Defending champ Mt. View MI. View and Bordeaux,
took the cou.rt against Evergreen both undefeated, will meet at
Thursday and again the hosls file Vikings" gym next Tuesday.
came up short in both games. Game time is 4 p.m.
The Vikings won the varsity
Golf News
Thirty-one golfers braved the winners were Bob Rogesson,
cold and rain last week at Mary Anstey, Cal Poe, Bob
Shelton Bayshore Golf Club in Wotton and Lauds Sigmen.
competition for 16 turkeys.
Low score lot the field was
the net 70 carded by Verne Number of criminals
Schuffenhauer. Crime will last as long as old and
First-flight winners were gloomy humanity. But the
Earle Elmer, Ron Ellis, Tony number of criminals has
Nelson, George Lemagie and diminished with the number of
Greg Segai. Taking home birds in the wretched. The slums of the
the second flight were winners
Charles Travaglione, Wayne Sims, gre at ci ties are the
Steve Stuller, Wally Mohrmann feeding-grounds of crime.
and Harry Peterson. Third-flight Anatole France
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Page 20 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 14, 1978
4th & COTA
Cathy Cole's 29 not enough
Girl ' press poops out
CLIMBER SOPHOMORE Kathy Fuller puts up a shot in
practice over Shelton Head Coach Helen Goodlett. Fuller
played m both the varsity and jayvee games the past week.
Birth defects are forever
unless you help.
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The Highclimber girls' varsity
basketball team took it to the
talented Timberline Blazers for
three and a half quarters last
Monday before falling 57-52.
The road loss, coupled with
last week's loss to Capital,
moved the girls' record to 1-2,
while their jayvee counterparts
fell to 0-2.
Led by the 13-for-15
shooting performance of senior
ace Cathy Cole, who finished
with a game-high 29 points, the
Climbers were right with their
slightly favored opponents
Monday until midway through
Twice,
you
say?!
Rare twin losses are suffered
by the Blazer seventh- and
eighth-grade basketball teams
here Tuesday night.
First the seventh-graders
bowed 25-24 to Miller and then
the eighth-graders fell by the
exact same score to the
Aberdeen school.
Offensive stars were Suzi
Fuller, with 10 points in the
seventh-graders' loss, and Lois
Wagner, with 13 points in the
eight-grade game. Seventh.grade
Coach Sue Lanning singled out
Janet Peterson for defensive
honors.
Last Thursday the Blazers
dropped two to the visiting
Hopkins gals. The seventh-graders
lost by eight points and the
eighth-graders fell 31-20 despite
the l O-point performance of
Blazer Kerrie Moorehead.
The girls' final action is
tonight at 4 in Hoquiam.
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Bowling News
the fourth period,
pressing zone defen
began to lose sotn¢
effectiveness.
To that point it
much kept them in
leaving them
back at the half
(41-39) going into
stanza.
Before fouling o at
seconds left, Cole
points, ten rebounds
assists. Teammates
and Paula Mueller
rebounds apiece and
nine points,
Karen Evankovich carn
with six rebounds
Allen three boards
points.
Climbers -Kathy
Ann Brooks had
point, respectively,
Byrne, Vanessa
Coleman, Marilyn
Diana Lenning
nonscoring roles.
In the
the Climbers'
scoring loads were
quite evently. Linda
seven rebounds
Marilyn McGee seven
nine points, Deb
boards and six points
Lenning six boardS
points.
Kathy Fuller
points and Barbi¢
three, while Loma
Drenner, Bonnie
Erica Bergeson and Pat
all played nonscoring
As for the
varsity scorers we!
Kampbell with 16
Kampbell and
with 11 apiece. Roz
led the Blazer jayveeS
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LADLES COFFEE TRIO
12/13/78
Women's Hi Game: Sharon
Bender, 233.
Women's Hi Series: Diana
Offerdal, 584.
No. 16 3, Ramona Tinsley I|J
527; Ever s 1, Kathy Patterson
401; Palitos 4, Diana Offerdal
584; Lew's 0; Nimrod 4, Jan
Marks 452; Ells 0, Alice
Longacre 359; Preview 0, Sandy
Powell 319; Wiles 4, Sharon
Bender 545; Wiles 4, Sharon
Bender 545; Andrew's 4, Sharon
Tibbits 581; Timber 0, Debbie
Mallow 453; Travel 0, Gwen
Sharpe 453; Russell 4, Coleen
Rose 450; Tipi /z, Becky Willis 421
509; Mac's 3Vz, June Lewis 490;
Corner 0, Mina Westover 445;
Jess' 4, Carol Randleas 502.
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