THE DRY weather we have
experienced so far this
September is contributing to
the good fishing being
found out in the saltchuck.

The rivers are low, and large
concentrations of salmon are still
waiting out in salt water fora
good rain to raise water levels.
The mouth of the Fraser River is
stiil the hot spot.

The majority of the fish are
pinks, but there are some coho,
sockeye, chinook, and chum being
caught as well.

The most consistent hot area is
fairly close to the mouth between
the north arm jetty and the middie
arm. The red-bell buoy off the
Iona Island outfall is a good
starting place.

Use pink hootchies between 20
ard 80 feet.

_ Note: the red bell buoy at Jona
is not one of the boundary

THE NORVAN soccer. club
-got its first win of the young
season with a 2-1 victory
against Club Jreland before a
**good crowd”’. Sunday, Sept.
26 at Kinsman Stadium.
"Club Ireland opened the
scoring in the 30th minute on
- a goal by Alex Scobodan.

Simon Tate, who was a
‘Norvan standout in the game,
tied it up in the 41st minute
on a penalty shot.

Mike Atkinsen had been
taken down in the penalty
area. mo ;

Club Ireland came on
strong in the second half, but
an impressive individual ef-
fort by Clark Brolly in the
39th. minute locked the game
up for Norvan.

Norvan takes: on Westside
Rino Sunday, Oct. 3 at
Hillcrest Park (33rd & On-
tario). a :

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NORTH | VANCOUVERITE
Linda Moore will be a special .
guest at the Vancouver Cur!-
ing Club’s open house on
Saturday, Oct. 2 from 1 to
p.m. . ;

The club recently completed
“a stimmer renovation pro-
gram.

Moore was skip for the
North. Vancouver recreation
centre wien they won’ the
1985.World Championship.

' She also won the . gold
medal in curling at the 1988
Winter Olympics in Calgary.

Since 1989, Moore has been
broadcasting curling events
for TSN.

THE SECOND annual Kent _
Barzs Memorial Golf Tour-
nament is scheduled for Fri-
day, Oct. 1 at the Seymour
Golf and Country Club in
North Vancouver.

Tickets ($80 per person) are
still available for the tourna-
ment and dinner.

All proceeds from the event
go to the Make-A-Wish
Foundation of B.C., currently
celebrating its 10th anniver-
sary of granting wishes to the
children of B.C.

For more information
about the tournament, call
the Make-A-Wish office at
688-7944, or Bill Barrs at
929-7866. | - :

TIGHT LINES

markers for the chinook closure
area. It is inside the closure by a
few miles.

There are some new bright silver

coho showing up at the mouth of
the Capilano River, but the overall
number of fish is dropping.

The best bet is to use cutplugs
in very shallow water on the out-
side of the gravel bar. A few
chinook are still being taken by
drifting in deeper water off the
marker.

Indian Arm is another place to
try. The mouth of the Indian
River should still be full of pinks,
and several big chinook have been
taken off the power station.

If you are planning a longer-
distance fishing trip, Thrasher
Rock is producing good numbers
of coho on live herring, and there
should soon be chums holding
outside the entrance to Nanaimo
Harbor.

If you need any information on
booking a charter with David
Korsch or any of the other
members of the Sewell’s Fishing
Team, call 921-FISH (3474).

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Wednesday, September 29, 1993 — North Shore News — 17

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