Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14

I canyon. lie believes that the hshln,
| VIII be the best there at this time.
DR.. Claude W. Gates and a party
Frank Groesbeck and a party and job,
Sharp and his party have secured res
ervations on the special train for Pro
vo canyon already. The Rio Grand,
special viii be loaded from the look,
OF things now. The fishing fever II
catching and from the amount OF tackl,
that is being purchased salt Lake vii
be deserted on Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
BAIT FOR EMERGENCY.
The fly viii be used entirely tomor.
row although some OF the fishermen
are taking along can of worms In
case OF emergency The royal coach
man Is one Of the big leaders for the
morning fishing while the gray hackle
VIII prove more effective In the evening
Reports from nearly every stream in
the state show that the water Is clear
and the fishing ought to be good.
East Canyon creek is clear and the
royal coachman viii hold sway in this
stream. The ranchers living along the
stream say there are plenty of trout.
Lost creek II a disappointment There
IL very little water in the stream, and
IL will be entirely dry In two weeks.
The Weber river is low and clear,
and the hshinR VIII be fine
The Logan river was never in better
condition than Mt the present time. The
royal coachnan Is the best fly for this
stream.
Diamond creek. so miles south on the
Rio Grande. Is reported clear. with plen-
~ OF fish In the mountain stream
above the forks.
Springyille creek is clear. and this old
reliable stamping ground has more fish
than ever.
American Fork canyon is clear and
fishing ought to be fairly good
Big and Little Cottonwood, Min
creek Parley's and Emigration cam
yons. fine trout streams In Salt Lake
county, and eeasy Of access. are all
clear In the. Cottonwoods use coach
man, gray and brown hackles, rnbe-
worm and professor, Black knat may
work during the middle of the day
Dr. Wesley Davis and Or. F. H.
Haley and party are going out on the
Weter river tonight. They will be
gone q few days.
George Stringham, Richard Stringham
and Howard Stringham and party
leave for the Weber this afternoon.
where they will spend the remainder
of the week.
Gerry department of H. G., NJ. /. and
party viii go out to East Canyon, leav-
ing tonight
J. j. Daynes will spend the opening
day on Cottonwood creek.
Ralph Pendeton purchased a sup
ply OF fishing material today. He is
to spend the remainder OF
the week on the Provo river.
David A. Smith and party leave to-
night for the Weber river. The party
will be gone several days ]. X. Smith,
of the Salt Lake Knitting
works. will fish for the next three days
On the Weber.
c. II. f. Dunn will leave with Hyrum
Smith and his party for the Weber
river this evening.
H. ] Haywood leaves for the Cotton
wood tonight where he will fish tomor-
row.
o. c. Beebe, cashier OF the lions
Savings bank. will spend the remand
.r OF the week on the Weber river.
He will be accompanied by II. F. Nc
-une and several others.
Charles Amott. Ralph Amott and
George Amott have made up n party
or East canyon. They leave this aft
'rnoon.
II. o. Olson will spend the day on
he Cottonwood. He will begin at
spring Run and fish up stream to the
lead OF the canyon.
H. w. Midgley has arranged for a
lays fishing on the Cottonwood
Willard Snow and q party will fish on
he Weber for the remainder OF the
week.
A. f. Brady. r. X. Bridge OF the