NED HICKSON , SPORTS EDITOR
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WEDNESDAY EDITION
❘ JUNE 27, 2018 ❘
SECTION B
Siuslaw News
Sports & Recreation
S PORTS
Calendar
Getting their kicks
On the
Bite
JUNE 27
A WEEKLY
• Florence softball
5:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
FISHING REPORT FOR THE
LOCAL REGION
www.dfw.state.or.us/RR
Up comi ng:
It’s a great time for
trout fishing
Aug. 4
• Rotary "Cool at
the Coast"
golf tourney
Air and water tempera-
tures are starting to heat up
— and both fish and
anglers are getting more
active. Dozens of water-
bodies are being stocked
this week, and many others
will still have fish from ear-
lier stockings. Check out
the zone reports for the lat-
est conditions.
Aug. 6-10
SHS XC
• Viking Football
Camp
3 to 5 p.m.
H. Petersen Field
Warmwater fishing
heating up
Smallmouth bass on the
John Day or Umpqua riv-
ers, walleye on the upper
Columbia, bluegill on
Empire Lakes, largemouth
bass on Tenmile Lakes,
crappie on Willow Creek
Reservoir — take your
pick! There are great warm-
water fisheries in every
corner of the state. You’ll
find fishing updates in the
zone reports.
T IDE T ABLE
Entrance Siuslaw River
High Tide
Low Tide
June 27
1:16pm / 5.8
6:43am / -1.0
6:29pm / 2.7
Spring Chinook
ain’t over yet
June 28
12:16am / 7.3
1:54pm / 5.9
7:19am / -1.1
7:08pm / 2.7
Anglers are still find-
ing fair to good fishing
for spring Chinook from
the Oregon Coast to the
northeast corner of the
state. Check out reports
for the Siletz, Rogue,
Clackamas, North Fork
and Santiam rivers.
June 29
12:51am / 7.2
2:30pm / 5.9
7:54am / -1.0
7:47pm / 2.8
June 30
1:27am / 7.0
3:06pm / 7.3
8:29am /-0.9
8:26pm / 2.8
SIUSLAW R
I R
E
V
July 1
2:03am / 6.7
3:43pm / 5.9
9:39am /-0.7
9:07pm / 2.8
PHOTOSO BY NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS
July 2
2:41am / 6.4
4:21pm / 5.9
9:39am /-0.5
9:52pm / 2.8
Over the weekend, members of the Siuslaw Youth Soccer Association (SYSA) along with more than 20 other teams
from around the region competed at the first-ever Copa Cabana Beach Soccer Tournament on the sands in front of
Driftwood Shores Resort, with players ranging in age from 12U through adults. Teams competed simultaneously
on three back-to-back beach soccer fields. In addition to watching multiple matches both Saturday and Sunday,
spectators also had the chance to enjoy pulled pork sandwiches, a beer garden and music both days of the event.
(See more photos page 2B )
July 3
3:22am / 6.0
5:00pm/ 5.9
10:16am / -0.1
10:43pm/ 2.7
L OCAL GOLFERS ‘ SCRAMBLE ’ FOR KIDS AT K IWANIS TOURNEY
S IUSLAW
N EWS
On Saturday, 124 golfers from Florence, Eugene and
Portland teed off at Ocean Dunes Golf Links for the
Kiwanis 4-Person Scramble, with more than $5,000
going to support the Kiwanis Doernbecher Children’s
cancer program. It was the first year of what organizers
Dick Shores, Jean Murphy and Lonnie Iholts hopes will
be an annual fundraising event. The top team finishers
were Jack Johnson, Kurt Hargens, Sam Johnson and
Jordan Johnson with the low net score of 42.
In addition to the 33 individual hole sponsors, the
148 Maple St.
Florence
541-997-3441
See
GOLF B 2
The low net Kiwanis Scramble champions with a score
of 42 were (from left) Jack Johnson, Kurt Hargens,
Sam Johnson and Jordan Johnson.
:
Cutthroat trout
Trout fishing in
streams and river open
on May 22. Fishing is
restricted to artificial
flies and lures, May 22-
Aug 31.
MID-COAST LAKE
S :
Siltcoos Lagoon will not
be stocked this year due
to continued low dis-
solved oxygen. Trout
scheduled to be released
in Siltcoos Lagoon will
be diverted to Cleawox
Lake.
ALSE
A R
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V
Cutthroat trout
Trout fishing in
streams and river opened
May 22. Fishing is
restricted to artificial
flies and lures through
Aug 31.
SALMON RIVER:
Cutthroat trout
Trout fishing in
streams and river opened
May 22. Fishing is
See
FISHING 2B
COURTESY PHOTO
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL OLD TOWN
RESTAURANT AND DELI
Homegrown Public House and Wildcrafter’s Deli highlights organic, made-
from-scratch foods in a NW cuisine. Emphasis is on locally foraged, farmed and
fished seafoods, meats and produce with a seasonally changing menu.
NW beverages are also featured with craft beers, wine, spirits and ciders.
Come make it your own. By appointment only.
$195,000
Lynnette Wikstrom
Broker
Cell: 541.999.0786
CBC# 11502/MLS#17511596
lynnette@cbcoast.com
100 Hwy. 101, Florence, OR • 541.997.7777
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