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GOLF
OCEAN DUNES GOLF LINKS — MEN’S CLUB GAME OF THE WEEK
8-15-19
4PPL BEST BALL WALTZ
FLIGHT 1:
1ST LOW NET: JEFF NOONAN, JACK PAPOLES, BILL SPIVEY, CARL HRUSKA — 131
FLIGHT 2:
1ST LOW NET: BILL GILLETTE, TOM MALONE, VICTOR VACCARO, BOB GRAVES — 126
FLIGHT 3:
1ST LOW NET: DAN PEASE, DAVE OLSON, ALAN MATTISOFF, DOUG KING — 127
OCEAN DUNES GOLF LINKS — MEN’S CLUB GAME OF THE WEEK
8-22-19
3PPL SCRAMBLE
THE ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION® PRESENTS
FLIGHT 1:
1ST LOW GROSS: JOE WRIGHT, JEFF DAGOBERG, TERRY ARBGAST — 63
DEMENTIA CONVERSATIONS
1ST LOW NET: KYLE NELSON, BILL SPIVEY, HERB SWAIN — 51
FLIGHT 2:
1ST LOW GROSS: VICTOR VACCARO, DAVID RIPLEY, RICK LANASA — 70
1ST LOW NET: BOB LABROUSSE, DICK KAPRIELIAN, BEN HOLDER — 49
FLIGHT 3:
1ST LOW GROSS: RICK HARDWICK, DAN PEASE, ALAN MATISOF — 70
1ST LOW NET: RICHARD CASTANEDA, BOB HIBBS, GREG WYNNE — 48
KPS: #4 DICK KAPRIELIAN; #8 JOE WRIGHT; #12 JACK KAY; 316 ALAN MATISOFF
Fishing
cutthroat in the upper
tidewater and lower River.
These are aggressive fish
and fun fighters on light
gear.
Spring Chinook season
closed on July 31. Fall
Chinook salmon season
legally opened on Aug. 1,
but it will be quite some
time before we would
expect to see any in the
river.
Anglers are reminded
that this year’s bag limit for
wild Chinook is 1 per day
and 5 per year from the
North coast aggregate
(Necanicum River to
Salmon River).
COOS RIVER BASIN:
Trout, marine perch spe-
cies, salmon
Fishing for rockfish
inside the bay has been
good near the submerged
rock piles. Fishing is typi-
cally best near slacktide. A
jig with a twister tail can
be a great bait for catching
from 1B
Summer steelhead are
available throughout the
system, but reports are that
fishing has been slow and
it appears to be a below
average run. These fish can
be challenging to catch,
but are great fighters and
good table fair for those
who are successful.
The Wilson offers plen-
ty of bank access, especial-
ly on the upper river. The
river is low and clear, so
fishing light tackle and
early starts are keys to suc-
cess in this fishery. Bobber
fishing with jigs/bait/
beads, casting lures, and
drift fishing are great tech-
niques to catch a summer
steelhead.
Trout fishing should be
fair to good throughout
the river. This time of year
there can be some good
opportunity for sea-run
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• Cataract (cloudy lens of the eye)
• Glaucoma (the fl uid pressure inside the eye increases.
Peripheral vision loss is oft en associated with increased
eye pressure)
Since the symptoms can oft en times go unnoticed, it is
important to have a comprehensive eye exam for diagnosis.
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rock-fish.
Temporary fall Chinook
salmon regulations started
Aug. 1. Salmon anglers in
Coos Bay will only be able
to harvest 1 wild Chinook
per day and 5 wild
Chinook for the season in
aggregate from all waters
from Coos Basin,
Coquille Basin, Sixes
River and Elk River. The
South Fork Coos River will
be closed to salmon fish-
ing upstream of Myrtle
Tree Boat Ramp, and the
Millicoma River will be
closed to salmon fishing
upstream of Rooke Higgins
Boat Ramp.
Marine perch species
are available around rocks,
riprap, pilings, and docks
at this time of year.
COQUILLE RIVER
BASIN: Striped bass,
Striped bass fishing is
slowing down some but is
still good in the Coquille
River.
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Date & Time:
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10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Location:
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