Anglers excited for Lake Powell migration

Lake Powell fisheries biologist Wayne Gustaveson in January caught the big striper he’s dreamed about, landing this 15-pound fish by slow-trolling a deep-diving lure. The transition period of February and March marks the lake’s shift from winter to spring.



022013_OUT_Lake_Powell_waynes_big_striper

Lake Powell fisheries biologist Wayne Gustaveson in January caught the big striper he’s dreamed about, landing this 15-pound fish by slow-trolling a deep-diving lure. The transition period of February and March marks the lake’s shift from winter to spring.

If some of the birding reports are correct, migration this year already is under way, with hummingbirds showing up in South Carolina and bluebirds in western Colorado. Another sort of…




COMMENTS

Commenting is not available in this channel entry.




  • Coding/billing

    Western Valley FamilyPractice is seeking a Part-time (possibly full-t...

  • Advertising Assistant

    Join Our Team!The Advertising Department of The Daily Sentinel is...

  • Sales

    PositionMust have past experience, be highly organized, and have compu...

  • Electrician

    Now hiring for residential . Some experience a plus, drivers license a m...

  • Client Support Specialist

    StarTek BRAND WARRIORSCustomer Service

  • Dental Hygienist

    NeededMust be comfortable working with children and special needs pa...


Search More Jobs






THE DAILY SENTINEL
734 S. Seventh St.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-242-5050
Editions
Subscribe to print edition
E-edition
Advertisers
Sign in to your account
Information

© 2013 Grand Junction Media, Inc.
By using this site you agree to the Visitor Agreement and the Privacy Policy