Michael Condon
Staff Writer
Stream fishing
A couple days of heavy rain last week followed (finally) by some warm weather have increased the runoff. Stream flows on many area streams have actually increased over the last week or two.
My advice to stream anglers: consider fishing some of our many fine local lakes for the next couple weeks.
If you are determined to fish a stream make sure to present your offering deep. Current conditions are not conducive to surface feeding.
Flows are higher and the water is colder than it usually is this time of year. Use extreme caution when wading.
This Sunday, the best college rodeo teams in the nation will gather in Casper, Wyo., for the week-long College National Finals Rodeo June 12 – 18.
One of the top schools at the national championships will be the Feather River College men’s team, which again dominated the West Coast Region this year.
We may finally be on the verge of some “normal” weather (whatever “normal” is). But the past few weeks have been anything but normal. I have been chased off the water by lightning and by high winds. I have cancelled several outings due to winter storm warnings and just plain windy weather.
Those who did brave the weather when they could usually did reasonably well.
Graeagle Meadows
Women's Golf Club
After being cancelled last week because of the weather, the Graeagle Meadows Women's Golf Club played the second round of their Ace of Aces competition. The winner for low gross score was Bev Reynolds. Debbie Peterson had the best low net score.
In the first flight Priscilla Piper won for low gross. Winner of the first place low net score was Debbie Peterson with Bev Reynolds taking second place low net. JoAnn Lake had the best low gross score in the second flight. First place low net was won by Lois Childress. There was a tie for second place low net between Linda Bilger and Dee Walker.
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