OUTPOST.Local talent: Area anglers may recognize the fly fisherman one who fishes using natural or artificial flies as bait, especially one who fishes exclusively in that manner. - Walton. See also: Fly in the new commercial for Sprint long-distance phone services. Beaming from under an oversized o·ver·size n. 1. A size that is larger than usual. 2. An oversize article or object. adj. o·ver·size also o·ver·sized Larger in size than usual or necessary. hat and surrounded by jumping trout is none other than Chatsworth's John Stevenson John Stevenson may refer to:
``I was amazed when I first saw it,'' said Stevenson, who was so busy pretending to fish during the two days of filming on the Kern River Kern River A river rising in the Sierra Nevada of eastern California and flowing about 249 km (155 mi) south and southwest to the southern San Joaquin Valley. that he never had a chance to actually target the real thing. ``They did a lot of blue-screen stuff and put in all these fish; I need that on one of my trips.'' Stevenson said shooting on location ``was a dream.'' He was treated to tuna steaks, warm cookies, chocolate shakes and dinner with Candice Bergen's double. The crew built a garage along the river for one scene. An animated raccoon raccoon, nocturnal New World mammal of the genus Procyon. The common raccoon of North America, Procyon lotor, also called coon, is found from S Canada to South America, except in parts of the Rocky Mts. and in deserts. was used in another. And one segment revolved around a love interest blowing softly in Stevenson's ear. ``They had to shoot it about 20 times; I kept getting goose bumps goose bumps or goose pimples: see gooseflesh. ,'' he said. Safety first: ``Life jackets. They float. You don't.'' That's the theme of National Safe Boating Week, scheduled Saturday through May 23. The U.S. Coast Guard and the National Safety Council, the sponsoring agencies, offer these tips: Buy your own personal life jacket; one size does not fit all. There may not be one that fits you available to rent or borrow. Check your life jacket yearly for flotation and fit; toss it if you discover air leakage, mildew or rot. Never alter a life jacket; it could compromise effectiveness. Eighty-five percent of the people who drown as a result of boating accidents weren't wearing life jackets. Had they been, 90 percent of these victims would have survived, according to according to prep. 1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians. 2. In keeping with: according to instructions. 3. Coast Guard estimates. Halibut halibut: see flatfish. halibut Any of various flatfishes, especially the Atlantic and Pacific halibuts (genus Hippoglossus, family Pleuronectidae), both of which have eyes and colour on the right side. winners: Dave Hawn of North Hollywood topped a field of 201 anglers May 3-4 to win the 23rd annual Marina del Rey Del Rey may refer to:
Noun NZ & S African informal flat tyre , while Bob Gaylor of Burbank took third on a 27.78-pounder. The crew of Valencia's George Castro and Los Angeles flatfishers Miguel Zamora, Glen Kalsaki and Roy Nishiyama placed first in the team division. On to bass: The final tournament of the WON BASS-Southern California Region's 1996-97 season drew 71 teams to Castaic Lake and was captured by Mike Hamilton of Valencia and Jim Witowski of Castaic. The duo landed a seven-fish limit of largemouths weighing 25.77 pounds for a purse of $2,040. Finishing second were Michael Knight and Tim Edington of Bakersfield with a limit weighing 20.76 pounds for $1,550. Third and $1,290 went to Greg Stump of Newbury Park and Matt Clancy of Simi Valley for their 20.29-pound limit. Big-fish honors went to the team of Bill Sobol of Ontario and Bob Hicks of Mira Loma for their 9.62-pound bucketmouth, which earned them $350. Jim Olivarez of Anaheim and La Habra's Frank King were crowned regional champions. In all, the region produced 44 qualifying teams for the Tri-States Team Championship, July 9-12 at Lake Mead. Add bass: An American Bass-Central Coast Region team tournament is scheduled Saturday at Lake Casitas. Entry is $100. Information: (310) 376-1026. Club get-together: Former fishing bum and current angling guide and writer David Lambroughton will speak tonight at 6:30 during a dinner meeting of the Sierra Pacific Flyfishers at Encino Glen, 16821 Burbank Blvd. in Encino. Lambroughton began guiding in Montana following college and soon began selling photographs and articles to angling periodicals. He has since fished around the globe and now divides his time between British Columbia and New Zealand New Zealand (zē`lənd), island country (2005 est. pop. 4,035,000), 104,454 sq mi (270,534 sq km), in the S Pacific Ocean, over 1,000 mi (1,600 km) SE of Australia. The capital is Wellington; the largest city and leading port is Auckland. . The meeting is open to everyone; to reserve a spot for the $22 dinner, call the restaurant at (818) 789-1919. Fish U.: Students can learn the insider's secrets of how to catch trophy largemouths, trout, marlin and other game fish Saturday from 9 a.m.-noon during a Penn Fishing University Symposium at Valley College, 5800 Fulton Ave. in Van Nuys. Speakers include Ronnie Kovach, host of the radio talk show ``Fishing Expeditions,'' inshore in·shore adv. & adj. 1. Close to a shore. 2. Toward or coming toward a shore. inshore Adjective in or on the water, but close to the shore: saltwater guide Mike Gardner, and Baja California angling expert Gil Mendiaz. Registration is $28. Information: (818) 988-3911. Classic trout: The 15th anniversary of the May Trout Classic will be staged Saturday and Sunday at Big Bear Lake. More than 4,300 pounds of fish will be stocked in the lake for the event, which features some $4,800 in prizes. A check for $1,800 goes to the angler who fetches the heaviest prize. Two years ago, a lake record 14.69-pound trout was boated during the annual contest. The field is limited to 400 anglers; entry is $40. Information: (909) 866-6260. Waterworld: The Great American Outdoors Show and Demo Days will be held Friday through Sunday at Irvine Lake in Orange County. The show will feature more than 275 boats, from kayaks and yachts to fishing vessels Customary International Law provides that coastal fishing boats and small boats engaged in trade, as distinguished from seagoing fishing boats and large traders, are immune from attack and seizure during war. This Immunity is lost if fishing vessels take part in the hostilities. and pontoons. Many watercraft can be taken for test spins. Hours are from 1-7 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $5 for adults and free for children 12. Parking is $3. Information: (714) 633-1427. Dusty road: Fliers have been distributed by a grassroots citizen group warning of designs to pave the eight-mile section of Mulholland Drive known as Dirt Mulholland. The group dubs itself Mountain Alert: Keep It Dirt. Information: Friends of Caballero cab·al·le·ro n. pl. cab·al·le·ros 1. A Spanish gentleman; a cavalier. 2. A man who is skilled in riding and managing horses; a horseman. Canyon Hot Line, (818) 594-1655. Surfing update: Anthony Petruso of Malibu captured first place last weekend in the 13- to 14-year-old division of the National Scholastic Surfing Association The National Scholastic Surfing Association (N.S.S.A.) is a surfing association in the United States. It is the highest level for competitive amateur surfing in the country. Southwest Conference explorer event at Ponto Beach, south of Carlsbad. Malibu's Dale Rhodes placed third in the master's division, while Erin Edwards of Oxnard finished fourth in the women's category. In the men's senior division, Calabasas' Mike Lamm placed fifth followed by Dwight Strayer of Malibu. Conditions provided 2- to 4-foot waves for the ninth event of the season. CAPTION(S): Photo Photo: Wake-up call Wakeboarder Sarah Cline goes airborne in the Los Angeles Open held last weekend at Lake Castaic Lagoon. Gene Blevins / Special to the Daily News |
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