Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 6 Nov/dec 1975
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In the long run, Melita Island would best serve us— and unborn generations— as a natural, aesthetically attractive classroom for youngsters. As the Scouts who have known Melita mature, they may remember the island, its eagles and goslings.
Now, youth unborn wiU never camp on Melita Island, and in 20 years, very few Montanans will even remember the Scout camp that was. iT Melita Island in Flathead Lake about 12 miles north of Poison, photo by Dennis Jones ov./Dec. 1975 / MONTANA OUTDOORS / 31 re...cycled paper Shovelnose old Montanan icames new game fish by Larry Peterman F&G photos by Mike Haddix Fishing in eastern Montana's warm-water prairie streams is something like playing the roulette wheel in Las Vegas — with over 40 species finning away in these murky waters, it's anybody's guess what will bite. Those accustomed to angling for salmonids in cold, clear mountain streams might find it a bit disconcerting to pull in their line and find a toothless, bony plated, primitive looking shovelnose sturgeon attached to the end.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 6 Nov/dec 1975?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the long run, Melita Island would best serve us— and unborn generations— as a natural, aesthetically attractive classroom for youngsters. As the Scouts who have known Melita mature, they may remember the island, its eagles and goslings.
Now, youth unborn wiU never camp on Melita Island, and in 20 years, very few Montanans will even remember the Scout camp that was. iT Melita Island in Flathead Lake about 12 miles north of Poison, photo by Dennis Jones ov./Dec. 1975 / MONTANA OUTDOORS / 31 re...cycled paper Shovelnose old Montanan icames new game fish by Larry Peterman F&G photos by Mike Haddix Fishing in eastern Montana's warm-water prairie streams is something like playing the roulette wheel in Las Vegas — with over 40 species finning away in these murky waters, it's anybody's guess what will bite. Those accustomed to angling for salmonids in cold, clear mountain streams might find it a bit disconcerting to pull in their line and find a toothless, bony plated, primitive looking shovelnose sturgeon attached to the end.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 6 Nov/dec 1975?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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