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6 - San MJguel Basin Forum, Thursday,, June 29, 1989
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Recommendations for
changes in the state's fishing
regulations including in-
creased bag limits for some
warm water species and
changes in the restrictions
on catch and release waters
have been completed by the
Division of Wildlife.
The recommendations will
now be presented to the
Colorado Wildlife Commis-
sion at its next meeting July
13-14 in Fort Collins. The
Commission will consider
the recommendations at that
time but will not act on them
until the September meeting
in Colorado Strings.
The recommendations will
be presented to the public at
an open house June 29 at
Division headquarters at
6060 Broadway in the
Hunter Safety Building. The
Open house will run from 4
p.m. until 9 p.m. Anyone in-
terested in the fishing
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regulations should attend.
The public will then be able
to comment on the regula-
tions at the July ]3-14
Wildlife Commission meet-
ing.
Seventeen issues were
identified at the
Commission's May meeting
in Grand Junction. The
recommendations to be
presented to the Commis-
sion are:
l--Redefine the existing
regulation on "foul-hooking"
offish to make the regulation
easier to enforce.
2--Maintain the current
regulation which allows
fishermen to buy a "stamp"
allowing the use of an addi-
tional rod.
3--Continue to allow
kokanee snagging on
selected waters while ex-
tending the regulation to
allow snagging of kokanee in
Eleven Mile Reservoir.
4--Maintain the existing
possession limit allowing
anglers to possess one-day's
legal catch.
5--Maintain the eight-trout
daily bag limit on most
waters.
6--Increase the limit for
certain warm-water species
including walleye, bass.
northern pike and
Sacramento perch.
7--Maintain the current
catch-and-release regula-
tions on most waters where
the regulations now exist.
but allow for harvesting trout
on portions of the middle and
south Fork of the South
Platte while extending catch
and release regulations to
the Taylor River.
8--Allow the taking of one
trout 24 inches or larger in
length from the lower portion
of a 3-mile stretch of the
South Platte between Spin-
ney and Eleven Mile Reser-
voirs.
9--Allow Jug fishing, where
hook and line are attached to
floats and retrieved later, on
selected waters.
10--Make no changes in
the current limits for trout
fishing in high country lakes.
11 --Make no change in the
bonus brook trout stamp
which allows an angler to
take 10 brook trout eight in-
ches or les in length.
12--Remove the whitefish
bag limit on the White River
to make the regulation the
same as in other waters in
the state where there is no
limit.
13--Increase rather than
reduce the bag limit for
selected warm-water fish.
14--Change the regula-
tions for lake trout to allow
either an eight-fish limit or
else allow 1 fish that is
smaller than 22 inches or
larger than 34 inches.
15--Make no change in the
15-1nch size limitation on
bass on selected waters, and
increase the waters where
the 15-inch bag limit exists.
16--Not create a regulation
outlawing a practice known
as the
"San Juan shuffle" where
fishermen intentionally dis-
lodge fish eggs and insects
from a steam bottom to at-
tract fish.
17--Add new waters where
catch-and-release waters
apply while ending the
restriction on some addition-
al waters. The new effect
would be to add an addition-
al 10 miles of streams to the
catch-and-release category.
Anyone interested in learn-
ing more about the regula-
tions should attend the open
house scheduled for June
29.
"Auction Barn"
Reopens
After a hiatus of several
mouths, Showtime Auctions
is once again ready to sell,
sell, selll
Owned and operated by
Dale and Diana Williams,
Showtime Auctions will auc-
tion items on consignment as
well as through general auc-
tion sale. Dale says an auc-
tion "is the form of sale that
allows the seller to get top
local market value for his in:
vested item by establishing a
base price for the item and
allow the buyers to negotiate
upl"
Not only are auctions a
good way to fill the billfold
and empty the attic, they
also seem to serve as a form
of "old town meetinE' where
everyone gathers together to
compare notes on sales,
weather, crops, health -
everything under the sun.
Showtlme reopened its
doors at the old theater at
366 Main in Nucla last
Saturday and Dale says they
plan to try for a regular/
monthly auction the third
Saturday of every month. If
you have something you
want to get dispose of, but
can't bring yourself to toss it
away, give Dale and Diana a
call at 864-2292 and see if
they can't sell it for you at the
next auction.