SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2016
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From left: Alyssa Richards runs for fifth in the 1,500 meters; Tanner Wilson throws for 12th in the javelin; Hunter Simington runs a leg on the winning 4x100-meter relay team.
Sailors
from 1B
Kiannah Emery (82 feet, 1 inch).
Sailor freshman Erin Michael had
the day’s third-best throw with a
mark of 81 feet, 9 inches.
Hays also placed sixth in the
shot put (29 feet, 2 inches), fol-
lowed by Michael in ninth (26
feet, 7 inches). She also landed
seventh in the long jump at 9 feet,
5 inches.
Sophomore runner Clarissa
Triebskorn and freshman Alyssa
Richards each more than one top-
10 finish.
In the 300-meter hurdles,
Triebskorn placed third with a
time of 1:01.87. In the long jump,
Triebskorn was fifth with a mark
of 10 feet, 7.25 inches, then
placed sixth in the 400 meters in
1:17.19.
Richards, meanwhile, was fifth
in the 1,500-meter race (7:16.88)
and 10th in the javelin (78 feet, 9
inches).
For the boys, juniors AJ Foster
and Hunter Simington teamed up
with sophomore Tanner Wilson
and freshman Evan Moso to nab
the meet’s top 4x100-meter finish
with a time of 47.93 to beat out
North Bend by nearly a full two
seconds.
Foster went on to place third in
the 100 meters (12.40).
Simington was two-tenths of a
second behind Marshfield senior
Rylee Trendell in the 200 meters
to finish second in 24.54.
The Sailors also got scoring
from sophomores Cole Spencer
and Dominic Wells, who finished
eighth and ninth, respectively, in
the 800 meters with times of
2:34.90 and 2:36.49.
Spencer also cleared 5 feet, 2
inches to tie for third in the high
jump, with Wells placing fifth at 5
feet.
In the 110-meter hurdles, jun-
ior Tyler Packebush claimed third
place with a time of 19.14.
Packebush also cleared 8 feet
to place fifth in the pole vault.
Friday, the Sailors were at
McKenzie High School in Blue
River for the Aaron and Marie
Jones Invitational.
Thursday, Mapleton will be at
Taft High School in Lincoln City.
First event begins at 3:45 p.m.
Fishing
throat trout fishing on May 22.
may be retained per day for a
total aggregate of 3 adult fish
harvested daily.
Largemouth bass fishing has
been a little slow in Tenmile
Lakes but should pick up as
the weather and water temper-
atures warm up. Bass will be
biting on slower retrieved baits
like jigs, jerkbaits, and spin-
nerbaits.
perch. The ocean has been
very rough lately so picking
days with lower swells is key
to catching fish. Sand shrimp
or Berkley Gulp sand worms
have been working the best for
bait.
Recreational ocean salmon
fishing from Cape Falcon to
Humbug Mt. runs through
April 30.
The season is open for all
salmon except coho salmon.
Anglers are allowed two
salmon per day with a mini-
mum size for Chinook at 24
inches or larger.
A salmon season from May
1, 2016 through April 30, 2017
is currently being developed.
Fishing for bottom fish is
closed outside of a line
approximating the 30-fathom
curve.
The marine fish daily bag
limit is seven fish and a sepa-
rate daily limit for lingcod
(two). Anglers can only keep 3
blue rockfish and 1 canary
rockfish as part of their daily
limit and there will be no har-
vest of China, quillback, or
copper rockfish.
Retention of cabezon is pro-
hibited through June 30.
from 1B
SALMON RIVER:
The river basin is closed to
all fishing above the head of
tide and will reopen for cut-
throat trout fishing on May 22.
SILETZ RIVER: Steelhead
Winter steelhead fishing is
slow. This time of year is typi-
cally dominated by mostly
wild fish. Side drifting, bounc-
ing bottom or bobber fishing
can be productive.
WILSON RIVER: Steelhead,
Chinook
Steelhead angling has
slowed in the low clear water.
Scale your gear down and
choose techniques that fit low
water. Bobber and jigs should
be an effective technique.
Spring Chinook opened April
1, but fishing is generally very
slow until later in the season.
YAQUINA RIVER:
Steelhead
The river basin is closed to
all fishing above the head of
tide and will reopen for cut-
COOS COUNTY LAKES
and PONDS: Trout
Trophy trout were stocked
last week into Empire Lakes,
Bradley Lake, and Johnson
Mill Pond. Legal size trout are
also stocked into Empire
Lakes, Bradley Lake,
Butterfield Lake, Eel Lake,
Powers Pond, and Johnson
Mill Pond. Fishing in the area
lakes for trout has been ok
with anglers having the best
success using small spinners,
spoons, or Powerbait. The
daily trout bag limit in these
lakes is five trout per day with
only one trout over 20 inches.
TENMILE BASIN: Trout,
steelhead, bass
Streams in the Tenmile
Basin are now closed for trout
fishing until May 22. Tenmile
Lakes is open all year for trout
but trout fishing has been
slow.
Steelhead angling is open in
the Tenmile Basin until April
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