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i~olt:. uUter 4uUnqb .n04 be scheuuleu, find tillllUuiH~ed ut our regul flf flleeU ngs.

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As YO,", fan ~ef!. pur outing yeQr is draWlnJ:) to Q close. This l~ ~ gQod time to f!xtend our thonks to our F,shm6st~r. Rpn El1g1ish~ WhO has seen to it lilot we have flot:l Q r..-u pod s~J:cessful outing ljtH)f. Fort'-'nul~ly fQr qs, Ron is Qoing to hondle th,S - lob- for u,& o.~xt lIear also. He sans it"& the j.,e!>l jot; IHf& ~Vqf tl4Jll -·-th~ po~fs not so goou, but 1I1ere dre other -benefj ts-.

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Warren Schoen mann

As I complete my term as your President I would like to thank all the Officers, Directors, Chairpersons, and other .active members for their enthusiasm, efforts and participation in what I feel is the greatest Flyfishing club a person could belpng ~o.

We have made some sizable monetary donations to Cal Trout, SARA, United Anglers <school) and Trout Unlimited that have help~d them with their fishery enhancement and conservation programs, which in turn benefit us all.

The year has been filled with many great family planned fishouts and activities such as the the casting clinics, the annual picnic, the Fish trapping event on the Auburn Ravine and Coon Creeks, Fin Clipping at the Nimbus Hatchery~ and the Fly ty~ng and Rod building classes currently in progress, and there is still more to come yet t~is year, like ..• the Swap meet Dec. 5th, call Mark Neice and get a spot to sellar swap your wares, and the Steelhead clinic with Al Perryman on Dec 12th. Contact Ron English for details.

ThroughQut the year we have averaged 65-70 percent attendance at the club meetings which shows a tremendous involvement by the membership. For every task we had to accomplish it seems someone was always willing

' to take time to help and share the load. However, we always need yo~r help in keeping the club and its events successful.

As we close out 1992 and begin a new year electing neW Officers, Directors, and

r Chairpersons don't be shy ~bout vQlunteering, especially if you are a neW member. Take it from me, the eXPerience has been a very rewarding and enjoyable Year, and it can be for each of you as well ••• SUPPORT YOUR CLUB.

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B SPECIAL THANKS

Thanks to our members and friends who have donated their time and money in support of the club •••

Thanks to our advertisers and vendors, who, thiough their donations helped us carry out our programs •••

And a special thanks to the local fly shops fo~ : MIl of their support throughout the ye~ , thanks Bill, and Gary, and Stan •••

Thank all you for making this another very re~arding and successful year for us.

." REFRESHMENTS t k ver The club is in need of somebne to a e.o the refreshment duties, which are, makl~g a pot f coffee some kObl aid or the lIke, and °bringing' cookies or munchies. The coffee pot is provided by the club and ~he fund to purchase the coffee an~ goodIes has been self supporting, so here s.a good opportunity for those of you WIth the culinary touch to join in the fun. Several members could rotate the job .e~c~ month. Call the Pres. if you~re so InclIned and we~ll get you started.

I would like to thank Kathy and Mike h b en our g racious Radoff, who ave e

. th last two refreshment hosts durlng e years and wish to take a deserved brea:~ Thanks for the wonderful assortment goodies that you prepared for us e~ch club meeting. I know it is appreciated by

and we will surely miss the you seemed to come up with each

everyone variety time.

3_ Tie on 1/4 - section of turkey toil ot ~ome spoL Tie it in by the butts, ond do it so thot there is 0 smoothe bose on which to toler wind iL

4_ Bring lhreod to reor of eye, ond wind

tlJrlcey f orword to obout 1/4 inch t rom eye_ Follow with gO'd wire_

3 _ T1e in bean. on underside of hook_ 6 Tie in herl. and wrop severo. times_ Whip

finish, &. glue head and at rear point (if tur-ke!J_

tJDF Library

The books uncI videos are circulaling very well -- only,) few overdue. the CiiJb apprec.iate~' the cooperative effoYt and considel-,'ltion for others that most of you members 1l) ' P' d j 5p 1 ay i 11g by return i ng the vi de('s/b(loks c'n time .

Tho~3e few IJlclllber:3 who are overdue. relurli the videos/books to the Club, by mail or III per~_~on, hy Uw December meet j ng.

Overdue 60 Days : Videos: Ty jrlU BilSS f'l i es Wit h Jimmy Nix; Denni s Books: Fly Fishing For ~3lOallrnouth Bass; Murray

OVERDUE! ! Videos: Fly Ty i ng ,GBF Clubhouse; Borger -- Wayne Sigmund, 7/9

Tying We~;t.el- n [lry FI.ies;Dennis -- Dob Curnmirng!3,6/12

Jim HOlnbe l'gct, J ,ihnu-ian

v~ .&'·,~ll;;~r'· WELCUME NEW MEMI1E~S .

~~ .. '." i ~t-",;" \'I4!'vf! SIgned up two new member~: Borry ~

Hetty PQrlS. This brings our membershIp to lIS. New mf!mbers ore the lifeblood of 0 club slich os

ours--t(f~f!P them coming. we're ftll rer:rUl ters.

ELECTIONS

Electlons Wl11 be held ot the Dec. generot meetlng. The noUce 1S set out elsewhere 10 th1s bul1etln. Pleose exercise your voting rlghtsfm

STEElHEAD fL VFISHINli CLINIC

Here 1s on unusual1y good opportunity. Ttle clufj hos orronged for 0 steelheod clinic WHh AI ~errymon, to be he td on Sot.urdoy, Uecember 12, 1992. A I puts on a -good show-, ond you wi I J .Ie certain to 'eorn 6 lot. Your lost chonce to sign up wi II be ot the Decemher meeting.

XMAS IS COMING""

let Gronite Boy flycasters help you with your XMAS shopping. Moy '('Ie suggest a Plce worm hooded sweatshirt, hats~ shirts--oll with the club logo. Or, perhops, a dinner ticket for thot spccjol person. These ltem~ i 11 be ovoi1abte ot the December meet i ng. .

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~EYENI H ANNUAL UINNER

Thl!; yeer'!; unnuol dinner (Soturdoy, Jonuory ~3, 1993) wi II fcuture Dove 'y/hi tlock--Ylho needs no introduction. The ti cket!; wi 11 be $25.00 per jJer!;on, nnd ns j n yeors post there will be a daytime pre!;entoUon consisting of skills in!;truction ond technlcol informoUQn. If you boltght your your tickets b4!fpre pecemb~r 1, 1992, and you ore l]ntered into the drowlng for 0

Powell OF 90-1 t 3-4 weight rpd. Those purchosing tickets ofter thot dote ~re not entered in this dnnving. '(ou will have a chpic~ of Prlme Rib or Cornish Hen. TtJe dinner will be held ot the Elks Lodge in Rosevi l1e. For tickets, contact Marle (663-2414) or Rick RodQff (624-2107) or Worren Schocnmonn (725-2542). DAVTIME PROGRAM: on 50turdoy during the doy (hours wi 11 be announced ot the meet) ng ond printed in the Jon. bulletin), DOVe will present 0

slideshow on -mldging-, ond wi 11 conduct fly tying. This is open to 011 dinner ticket holders. HOT£: Dove is wi 11 i ng to put on onothcr demonstration (t!Jing) on Sundoy. The cost is $600, so in order to schedul e thi!; we wi 11 need u commHtmcnt (paid) from 25 persons ot $24 cach. Sign up 6nll poy at the DecemJ]er meeti ng ..

Once ugoin, Murie hos done 0 superb JobHH

NO JANUARV GENERAL MEET I NG

Becouse of the onnu01 dinner, there 1S no Jonuory meeting. If you show up on the usuol second Thurs~oy, you'll be lonespme. 7

DECEMB£R PROGRAM The NOVEMBER program wiil feature Dan

Gracio, who works at the Orvis store in San Francisco. Uis program will be on stream entomology

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The club will hold a -swap meet- on Saturday, December 5, 1992 at the ClubhOUse. The purpose of this ev~nt is to allow members to lake some time during those frosty (anti hopefully nasty-weather) winter days to exomine and inventory theH'- fishing gear and decide what shOUld be retained, and what might fetch the pnce of yet another piece of "'yfishing accoutrement. BY the woy, -flshing geor- can he IibenHlyinterpreted to incUJde clothing; books,

. ~hoes. tying gear/materiols, fru-f-rU, etc _ start thinking 'ahOlH this event now, and plan to exhibit UOlJr wlln~s (1 tlt- tree, and no S8 i es tax )Hr Mark Njer.~ IS chairperson for this event., wHh Joe I~flnlft IlS co-choiL

" Would it help our relationship if I throw it back"

CAl -FXjJtJ UOUlH

Once ogoin, the ciuh will host a booth at the fnternfltionol Sportsman·s Exhibition hi JanUoru ot. Ca'-f.~(ln_ This event wit I he ttl-choircd by ~itk: Wodoff and ttl II Carnazzo_ This 1S 0 rewording exnerienc~, ns H otlows the tlub to tout its henef i ls, sen memberships, sell tickets to (Jut ~nnu81 dinner (1f- any are lett), and sell tickets to the drawlng Ilt the annual dinneL The public is always interested in this booth, and we have met a lot of interesl1ng persons ot the post shows_

The grnnd prize for the annuai dinner, another Keeton 8-foot pram .. will be tin displatl in the booth as j twas lost yeaL

The club is also being asked to help out in the NCFFCC bdoth this year. The plan is to Use this booth as 0 means of attracting members fot the clutls themselves, as well as for the Northertl Col it orni 8 toonc) L

There will be s i gnups ot the l)ecember meeUng_

BAJA UIJTiN':i SHAKE THUSE POSr-XMAS HUJtSH

Your flshmnster is planning an ouling tor the week ottP.r- Christmas, to Baja totHornia to do ~ome stJrr fishing_ This is tentative at this point,

, , hut anyone interested should contdct Ron English at the Oct.ober meeting, or catl him at home (677-

. ~ 169). Ron will talk about this at the December : meeting_

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"eA lE'S TURKEY"

Here j fi G po t tern whi ch cm~ he t p to $O! ':c ljour f:-u$tration5 '"(hen you arc nHting in ycur floot tube, wHh finh ri,ning 011 nround you no U13t tJle surface lookfi like it does in 0

n;Jr.5torm, Hnd not a single fish Yinl respond to :;our numerOU$ offerlngs und you ha\'c just about 'tr"orn cut the hinge on your flybGX in duspurHUon. :t is slmple~ elegant, and can be effective. It con be fished afi 0 -nymph- if wei ghted; or os on emerger, H ""weighted ood ol1owed to sit in or just under the nurfuce film. The moteriols onll iostructionn which follow ossumc thot you ore going to use the pultern us on emerger, ood consequentt y tJle emphQsi sis on neQr1!J weightless materi ols. MATERIALS

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CONSERVATION REPORT by Joe Bania

WATER FOR CHINOOK SALMON PURCHASED 15,000 acre-feet of water has been

bought from the Merced Irrigation District (MID) to help migrating chinook salmon. MID will use the revenue from the sale ($750,000) to build a canal to the federal Merced wildlife Refuge . The canal should be completed in spring 1995. MID is required to provide up to 15,000 acre-feet a year to the ref4ge as part of its power plant license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) at New Exchequer Dam.

Officials at MID stated that this water would help the drought bank deliver a full allocation of water this year to the California Department of Fish and Game for fish and wildlife needs.

The water, stored behind New Exchequer on the Merced River, was released last month, in timing that will be most beneficial to fall-run chinook migrating from thg Pacific to their native streams to spawn.

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SHASTA DAM TEMPERATURE CONTROL DEVICE Chinook salmon populations are adversely

affected by temperatures that exceed 56 degrees, with mortality beginning at 57.5 degrees. As a result of the drought, the temperatures in the Upper Sacramento River have generally too warm in the fall and too cold in the spring for egg and fry survival. The winter run, with a spawning season during the late summer and early fall, is particularly susceptible to warm temperatures and have suffered significant population declines. In 1989, the winter run was listed as a protected ~pecies under provisions of the state and Federal Endangered Species Act.

The primary area of the river influenced by the Shasta releases is between Shasta Dam and the Red Bluff Diversion Dam, a distance

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of about 60 river miles. The Bureau of Reclamation has bypassed Shasta powerplant for the last 6 years in order to provide cool water for the fish at a cost of about $21 million in replacement power.

The Bureau of Reclamation has identified a shutter-type temperature control device, allowing water to be drawn at the bottom of the darn, 600 ft above sea level (40 deg.), rather than the present 815 ft above sea level (60 deg.). Construction should be completed in June, 1996, at an estimated cost of $50 million.

NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION As the new year approaches, thoughts may

be going through your mind concerning the devastating fires, fish degradation, and the future of California's fisheries. As an organization, we have the ability to enact change. Today, more than ever, we need your help. Please make a New Year's Resolution that, this year, you will take the time to help out with a project of your own choosing; be it working for logging reform at the state or local level, erosion control on public or private lands, or restoring streamside vegetation.

Some other ideas include increasing the efficient use of water by various individuals and agencies so fish and wildlife will not be shut out, and encourage reform in hatchery practices to reduce both competition and diseases so that native fish might' have a better chance for survival. Above all, practice CATCH and RELEASE of all wild fish.

Education is the key. Stay informed about the issues and regulations that affect our resources, and become more active in improving the future of our sport.

~ " Above all, in this last newsletter of 1~92, I want to wish you all a MERRY

;;{;HRISTMAS and SUCCESSFUL NEW YEAR!

The club ",iiI I huld its annual election of tt D" b ' 10 Officers and Directors at le ecem er

meeting. Exercise yuur right and duty to vote. The following individuals have been nominated, however. nominations will still be acceptad from the floor on election night. If you would like to nominate someone ple~se obta.in their acceptance prior to the meeting.

President Vice-President Secretar 'f Treasuer

OFFICERS

Directors

Bill Carnazzo Terry Eggleston Jeanne English t1i ssy Arno] d

(2 positions thru 1995~ and Director at Large)

Barbara Bania Dan Gaffney Mark Niece Mike Wasserman

Bruce Cline Jim Holmes Paul Orcutt Sturmer White

please plan to attend this very important meeting and vote on your clubs future leade~s.

FFF INFORMATION ANNOUNCEMENT

As you know the club declined membership renewal in the Federation at the close 6f 1991 and was not a member club during 1992 although we have attended and supported their activities throughout the year.

The membership will vote on renewal of the FFF membership for the coming year at the December club meeting. Please plan on attending and be heard by casting your vote and be ~art of the decision making process of your club.

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O. It- ~--UIJES--O(JES U's UlQt tlme a~llln. tolles_ Your club provides a

_ wid~ yariel!J of a(:tlYHles. and partlclpates in 00

number of imp OF toot cQnSerVlltion programs _ VeL our dues ore moderote_ In short. your ~ontribution goes 0 tong way- , Here"s 0 sampling of whot you get: Q monthhJ meeting YiHh on inform6Uve program oolt a generous drQwlng; classes 1n rqd tHl. "H og. n!t t yi ng. and cos t.1 ng; the best r.l,m bulteUn 'n the west (ef1itor not mQrtest); nShOllf.s go'ore--reol opportunities t.o fish new water wlttl some excellent onglers; satisfying r:oosp.ryfttioo progroms ond lnt ormati on; 00 6nn,wl Hun"u picn,c and on annual dinner at which well .OlQWn guest speQkers present a valuable progrom, Here's Ute flues structure:

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Be on time to the meetihgs during the winter months. Since the Pork Rangers totk the gale ot 7:00" we hove 0 galek~eper (George Arnold) who will woit (potH~nl1y) for rri~mbers to enter lh~ focllitY. The generol meeting starts at 7:30" orid t.hot's when George will lock Up. AlsO, it the gote is locked, 00 NOT ATTEMPT TO ENtER tHRt)lJGI~ THE ExiT SIDE. One member disc(jvercd teceht1y that pork police will cite you tor doing that

BEAR RIVER

,l·.he Heor ~ive~ is -operoted- (how disgusting th.6.t nv~rs con be ~peroted- by mete mortols) by Pbf.., whIch has stIJf1lousiU ignored oUr l:!fforts to explore Uf.i~jZjfl!J the club"s members to Hnprove s ~.reom hat.H t at nnd restore the hrown trout f H~heqJ there The r.lub hos, however, deyj sed it WHy to -get there attention-. More on this hi th~ future. MO~~E ON ANNUAL DINNER

lntest news. Marie soys that ticket soles ore oheod of lost yeor"s poce. Thot meons thot members should get their tickets A.S.A.P., bec6use tlckets ore sold on a first-come, firsl­serve bOsls--Le., nonmembers wonl to come to see Dove Whitlock toom We hove 200 seols--ond no more. 50 ..... don'" let this one pass you by.

Oonot;ollS to ruffle.. Roffle donotions from , members ore needed. Get them to Morie, or to

Worren 8S SfJon as you COh. Weil-tied flies, ,tftcl<Ie, hool<~, bottles of wine" ond other items ~re welcome. Thoni<s.

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