Smoke signals. (Grand Ronde, Or.) 19??-current, June 01, 1990, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextSmoke Signals June 1990 Page 14 VIDEO REVIEW: "The Way of a Trout" By Brent Merrill If you are looking for an informational trout video for children and adults alike, then this Trout Unlimited offering is just what you're after. "The Way of a Trout" is written and narrated by Frederick O. Hutchinson who assumes the role of "The Angler" throughout the video. Hutchinson takes the viewers on one of his fishing adventures and along the way educates you on the entire freshwater trout spawning and growth process by way of some sharp, sophisticated photography. Hutchinson's video, which was produced and directed by James W. Wilkie and photographed and edited by the respected Fred J. Roleff, follows a rainbow trout's life from spawning to adulthood from a unique "fish-eye" view. Hutchinson and Roleff detail the mating process and the beginnings of life. They explain the trout's intense instinct for survival and educate the viewers on the various life-threatening situations that all young trout inevitably find themselves in. Threats like water scorpions, adult trouts, king fisher's, ducks, otters, green herons and finally man are all illustrated. Roleff s photography is at its best when a trout's life or death struggle with an otter is captured on film. This Disney-like video is perfect for educating children about all aspects of the fresh water trout species and just entertaining enough to keep an adult's attention. 1 Rating: Rating System: 1-5 stars, five being excellent. .jj fit oe-x v, 3I 11 This is just one of the many videos that the Fish and Wildlife Library offers to Tribal members. Fish and Wildlife (Cont.) : Jlliiv 8:'HIM8 I! MUMtlw . National Fishing Week is June 4th -10th Trout Unlimited chapters around the country are plan ning special events and activities for National Fishing Week. Thirty-one states, including Oregon, will be offering "free fishing days" during which anyone can fish, no license required. These free days are the ideal time to have kids' fishing clinic or a parentchild event. The week-long celebra tion presents an excellent opportunity. . .. BE A HERO Take a kid fishing... Every kid needs a hero. But in today's world, we seem to be short of them. You can help! Take a kid fishing on Oregon's first Free Fishing Day. Show them the joys of fishiong in the great outdoors. Perhaps you will make a friend and a fishing partner - for life! Oregon 's first Free Fishing Day Saturday, June 9, 1990 No license or tags required for sport fishing. All other angling rules apply. Free camping in U.S. Forest Service campgrounds -June 8 and 9, 1990. A family weekend of fishing and camping - a great way to celebrate National Fishing Week (June 4-10). For more information on Free Fishing Day activities, contact the nearest Oregon Department of fish and wildlife office. For more information call Susan at 757-4204. Fish & Wildlife Committee Hosts Annual Meeting On May 17th, 1990 The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde's Fish and Wildlife Committee, Chaired by Tom Leno, hosted its annual spring meeting with the Oregon - Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon State Police Department at the Tribal office. The Fish and Wildlife's Program Director submitted the final 1989 hunting report for review by the Commit tee and the representatives of the Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon State Police Department. : , Jim Heintz and Dean Wheeler of the Oregon Depart ment of Fish & Wildlife showed the Tribes' Fish & Wildlife Committee where the tentative sights are for the upcoming controldamage hunts for 1990. tii 1 mm lf-:--i:J - Illllliliiil lilllll Lt. Mike Ross of the Oregon State Police Department said that the relationship with the Tribes of Grand Ronde and the State Police has been a good one. ' ' (,AW'-'''MW'' . w ft'.'.'-'j.1, j .w.w:' ...'''.' .'.v. .v.v.vAiawwMWlWWff;1: . v-p-.: ::::::::: y:fwXv.y.vVWftvMT'WWW y.- :ow::':vXx:-yxx -jjAMah ; rJ"" t-' if - r 11 1 ' r- 1 1 1 , " I F '4 111' I - ill I'H,'- Jim Heintz of the Department of Fish & Wildlife.