Spring break provides chance to hit fishing spots By Erick Studenicka EmetatO Sports Reporter Some students will spend spring break in search of the* |>or fect benc h or porfoc t snow con ditions. For those students who wish to spend the break search ing for the perfw t fish, here are some Oregon fishing essentials to know before casting your line in the water. First and foremost, everyone more than 14 years of age must have u fishing license to fish in Oregon. A one-day lie ense costs Sri and an annual license costs $12. If you will be fishing for salmon, you will also need a salmon stamp, which runs $H Also, not all of Oregon's waterways are open to trout fishing at this time of year Near Eugene, the only river that is currently open lor trout fishing is the lower McKenzie River. All fish caught in the McKenzie must he returned to the water on the "catch-and-roleas«" system For those willing to drive two hours, the Metolius River, near Sisters, offers excellent fly fish ing for wild rainbow, brown and hull trout. Despite the lack of local river fishing, there are many opportu nities for trout fishing in local lakes and reservoirs. Hob Spell cor, a fishing guide on the McKenzie, recommended several lakes for springtime fish ing "I'd tell someone to go to the Cascade reservoirs and lakes." Spencer said. "Doreno Reservoir and Cougar Like both have good trout fishing, and they're only about 2(1 mile* from Eugene." For someone in search of tro phy-size fish. Spencer said the winter steelhead aeeaon will nin through March. In order to (.atch a steelhead. though, one must have a lot of patience and mon «*y "The steelhead is one of the most difficult fish to catch.” Spencer said "They’re always on the move, so (he chance of catching one in one given day is not good ” Spencer said the average cost of n guide on Oregon's prime steelhead rivers, the Umpqua and Santiam. was about $200 a day. "That price includes all of the needed equipment," Spencer said, "but you still need your license " I-or the angler in senrc h of The steelhead is one of the most difficult fish to catch. They’re always on the move, so the chance of catching one in one given day is not good/ — Bob Spencer, McKenzie River fishing guide quantity anti not quality. Joy Haynes of Chuck's Rod anti Reel Service recommended fishing forcrappie and catfish in local reservoirs. "People have lieen coming in saying they've caught a lot of crappie and catfish out at Fern Ridge Reservoir,” Haynes said "Someone even said they had been catching fish at the Delta Ponds bv the Valley River ('en ter." Even those people who find fishing with a rod and reel too complex have the opportunity to catch fish in Oregon. If you hurry, you can still find smelt in the coastal rivers near Portland. Don’t waste your time casting for smelt: just dip your net into the water to catch these her ring—like fish. If you are lucky, you may he able to catch your 20-pound limit in one swoop of vour net. DUNK Continued from Page 8 In other words, h« missed The crowd roared in disbelief. Williams landed on the < uurt with a look that said Cun things get any worse7 At the time of the blown dunk, there were seven minutes left in the first half, Oregon had a mere five points, and the Heavers had rendered the Mat; Court i rowd silent while threatening to blow the game wide open. Williams could hate done a simple two-handed dunk, or even gist laid it in. Instead, he saw an opportunity to give Dm k fans something to get jacked up about, and he was going to give them their money’s worth If ho would hove boon successful on the dunk, ii would have been one of the prettiest jams in roi out Oregon history. Unfortunately, tt will go down as one of the biggest blunders. After sitting through the whole miser able performance. I was on my way dow n to the press room and overheard a fan say. If I was Orlando, I wouldn't oven w ant to show my face on campus Mon day.'' (iivo me a break, smart guy This ''fan" obviously has been in a (eve lor most of the basketball season. It s beyond me how someone can blame an Oregon player for trying to put some i'e ilement in tins basketball pro gram. which has struggled so badly for the past two years This "fan" also must have forgotten the other 17 shots Oregon missed in that hor ri«i first half. Alter one of the Ducks’ first games this year. Green said his players could be as fancy ns they wanted ns long as it pro du« ed positive results, but if they failed because of their showboating, they would Ire Irenched. Well. Williams showboated, missed ... and stayed in the gurne. But how could Green be expected to take out a player for missing a shot when Ins team had already missed 15 of 17 shots before that? Green has had a season with this team, ami Williams has proven to lie one of his most consistently positive players on and off the court. Ho could have benched Williams, and some people will argue that he should have But if you're a true Duck basketball fan who has attended a fair share of Oregon games this year, you know not to blame Green for leaving him in the game. You also know not to feel sorry for Williams or question whether he'll lie able to show his face on campus. Williams. Green and the entire Oregon basketball program will have other oppor tunities. 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