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Assists to Lorne Baxter, two, and .3: 4% w A special mention for Farrell. ~ the fine goaltending of Doug Macklin in the On Sundav the Hillers Richmond Hill twines. The Richmond Hill Cadillac Baif Peewees downed Newmarket 4-1 to tie their playoff series with goals going to Adrian Steenson, Pat Lawlor, Paul Beckwith, and Cleve Jones. Hill peewees down Newmarket On Sunday the Hillers RICHMOND HILL â€" Alex Ebersoaecher Of course it is very difficult to hand all of the blame to the poacher when there are sportsmen waiting to purchase the roe from them. Every year we have the same old controversy â€"â€" Should spawn as bait be outlawed? The best of friends are bickering among themselves when trout season opens in the spring, especially if one should have trout eggs as bait. p. Not only are all the male fish left on the shore to rot, but also the females are merely cut open and the spawn removed. The fish is left behind as a mark of man‘s greed. Spawn, or as it is more often called, me, are the eggs of ripe female trout or salmon. Fished mostly in the spring and fall season, this bait is, in my book, the most natural food available, and con- sidering the fact that those times are also the spawning times, I feel that it is perhaps the best bait for trout. Poachers Another problem is the poacher. Being usually from the local area, this fellow knows all the feeder streams. Before the regular season opens, he heads out during the night and spears or nets all the fish he wants. Reason for outcry Let's look at some of the reasons for the outcry to ban all such baits in Ontario, 3 problem which has been entirely brought on by the anglers themselves. First and foremost of course, is the age-old problem of snagging. Taken mostly during the regular season, some fishermen will do anything to snag a fish, sometimes even with an unbaited hook. Spearing fish We all know that spearing fish or even netting them is just as illegal as snagging or ‘foul-hooking’. T0 ban spawn?? Get ready for spring with a Searstune up It's another great Sears auto- motive value! Check these terrific low prices. . . then. bring your car in for a complete tune-up. We'll re- place spark plugs. points. con~ denser and rotor. Plus all the following: adjust timing; clean battery terminals; test compres- sion. generator. alternatOr and regulator; pressure test cooling system; verify coolant strength: adjust exhaust emissions: check ai and gas filters; check and adjust fan belt; scope check. Additional parts and Iab0r extra. Don't miss out on this value-packed offer. , . after a hard winter. your car really deserves some attention. Offer good for most North American cars including cars equipped with electronic ignition, Hurry in! Prices in effect now 'til 5:30 pm Saturday. March 27th. Goals were by Mike Smith and Farrell with two‘ Assists went to Carl D‘antimo. Steenson, Troy Mitchell and Keith Goulter. nipped the Toros from Bowmanville 3â€"2 in an exhibition match. rs auto- ‘hese terrific ring your car -up. We'll re- »nts. con- ;all the Sears Bait dealers Some bait dealers have a special license from the government to sell roe commercially. Fish eggs taken from Coho and Chonook right here in Ontario can be sold under this license. Most of the eggs come from the U.S., Michigan in particular. If a bait dealer is lucky, he might get some rainbow eggs from one of the commercial batcheries, but, believe me, these eggs are few and far ‘between. However, if you catch a fish legally and keep the roe for bait it is per- fectly all right, but the roe must not be sold. Most commercial roe, preserved in a bottle, are from either Coho or Chonook salmon. As they are partly boiled, not much milking takes place. (Milking is when the natural oils mix with the water, an action that is very at- tractive to the fish.) Killer bait When fished in the right way, spawn is a killer bait for Rainbow Trout, for both the spring and fall runs. Since it is a natural food at this time, many fish are taken quite legally from our streams, and banning such a bait would only penalize the majority of the anglers for the actions of a few selfish inâ€" dividuals. The answer? What is the answer then? Education may go a long way, but it is my opinion that those who misuse the bait are well aware of the law and of the consequences if caught. Better enforcement by govern- ment officials and help from the good sportsmen in the only answer, in my opinion. If we do our duty and buy only legal roe, as well as reporting the outlaws, I think we would be well on our way to settling this matter. Roe, if fished legally and properly, is still the best bait. 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