February 19, 2014
• FISHING REPORT •
Howdy From Lake Cuyamaca Dusty Britches here along with Skid Mark, Cuss Cussler, and Wet Sox. This week’s fishin report will include a little hunting to boot. Adam Fryer from Santee reeled in a 5 pound rainbow to complete his stringer of fish using the Cuyamaca Sandwich, half of an inflated night crawler and power bait. Alexander Betancur of Chula Vista also bagged a 5 pounder, both using night crawlers at kitchen cove. Kathy Hartog of Menifee, Ca. reeled in a 7 pounder at Lone Pine using night crawlers with her limit of fish and her husband Terry Hertog nabbed a 6 pounder with his limit, as well. Jason Hyman of Huntington Beach limited out with his largest trout coming in at 7 pounds, 4 ounces. Luke Guffey of Santee also brought in a 7 pounder using rainbow power bait. Luke said he caught his fish next to the phone booth, but we had our phone booth removed 15 years ago, so I’ll refer to it as his secret spot. JUNIOR TURKEY HUNT We are still accepting postcards and letters of interest from juniors who want to participate in our 2nd annual Lake Cuyamaca Junior Turkey Hunt. The event will take place on March 22nd and 23rd. We want to find 2 juniors each day to hunt with Ed Zieralski, (sportswriter for the U.T. and avid turkey hunter), and John King, also an avid turkey hunter. Our ambition is to have a boy and girl for each hunting day. Ed and John will include prizes for each participant each day and Lake Cuyamaca Restaurant will sponsor meals for each day. Please send in a postcard or letter with the junior’s name, age, hunting license number, and a little information about the young gun’s experience. Send the postcards/letters to Attn: Junior Turkey Hunt Lake Cuyamaca Recreation and Park District 15027 Hwy. 79 Julian, Ca. 92036. Some good friends, Ray and Joanne Ruel, sent me an e-mail that I thought should be passed along with a challenge. It starts like this, "Ya know You can tune a piano, but you can’t tuna fish. When fish are in schools, they sometimes take debate. A boiled egg is hard to beat, and a will is a dead giveaway. Those who get too big for their britches get exposed in the end. With her marriage she got a new name and a dress." The challenge is what do you call a person who has a love for words enough that they have fun with those words? The first 5 people to call us at Lake Cuyamaca (760)765-0515 with the correct answer will receive a complimentary motor boat for the day. This offer will last til the end of February. Tight lines everyone! Dusty Britches.
The Julian News 11