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Fishing Spot of the Week: Strawberry (with video)

Fishing Spot of the Week: Strawberry (with video) By Brett Prettyman The Salt Lake Tribune Updated Sep 8, 2010 07:43PM MDT Where • Strawberry Reservoir, Wasatch County Species • Bonneville cutthroat trout, rainbow trout The skinny • The ’Berry may be the best trout fishery in the West right now. Special regulations to encourage in-reservoir recruitment are producing some big trout. Cutthroat up ...

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A perfect day for fishing at Mooreton Pond

The Mooreton Community Club held its annual fishing derby at Mooreton Pond Saturday afternoon. Here, Tim and Judy Braun help son, Damian Gallo, reel in a fish at the main shelter.

Broken Arrow

(Sept. 9, 2010) Last Wednesday, out at Zerlang and Zerlang Marine Services’ boat repair yard behind Fairhaven Business Park on the Samoa Peninsula, Hank, the black yard dog, and two other canines whirled about the beach playing tug o’ war with a large feather and rolling on a crackling blue and gray tarp in front of the massive, drydocked fishing boat Nanbellis Jo , from which the whine of power ...

Martin County Community Calendar: Updated Sept. 9

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Hook shot: Dustin Howard pulls in a dandy brown

Hook shot: Dustin Howard pulls in a dandy brown Updated Sep 8, 2010 07:43PM MDT Dustin Howard of Park City was fishing with his grandpa, Kent Utley, on the Green River this past spring when this dandy brown came calling. Grandpa Utley snapped the shot and Dustin’s dad, Gary, sent it in. Copyright 2010 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be ...

Thief uses clothesline pole in 'fish-and-grab'

Police in St. John's say thieves have been converting clotheslines poles to criminal tools to quietly steal goods through open windows.