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Great time for Steelhead By Mike Leuenberger After the great opening of the door Adventures trout season on the Credit River this year, many happy fisherman will be Hennes ice their ou gear, and dusting off their Walleye (pickerel) ecugeneet For those of us who would like a second chance at a big Steelhead you may be in luck. The week before the May long weekend is a great time to hit the water. The days are long, temperatures mild and spawned-out fish are recovering. Big Rainbows have spent weeks making their way up stream past countless spawn bags and single eggs to the gravel where they spawn. Shortly after spawning they begin feeding and regain their strength and color. The time for spawn sacks and eggs has.come and gone. Now you should be outfitted like someone after resident trout. Spinning rods and reels spooled with four or six pound mono are ideal since they can be used to pre- sent a number of baits. My favorite lures to fish are the Blue Fox, Mepps, and Vibrax spin- ners on Ultra-lite tackle. Fly fishing starts to pick up and can be an Darts Standings Playoffs Industrial League i room with fire- L Vola w yee choornt stlers 7 a 0 : 49 38 11 38 itches, mA 20 acto Steeprock 7 ig hak'2. - 49 33 («16 33 picoded: wondel Westenders 7 4 3 - 49 31 18 31 z Gasketman C. 7 3 4 - 49 29 20 «29 Panthers 7 YE EH) - 49 22 Ase ERIN 10 High Rollers 7 2 ERS - 49 20 «290 ACRES Acadian Pools 7 2 5 49 14 35 14 Interc'y Sports 7 ere ees E: 10-39-10 £249,000 Re Good location, 3 Pant 4 Gasketman Hustlers 5 Acadian Pools 2 Westenders ; High Rollers 2 | Steeprock 7 Interc'y Sports 0 Steeprock 5 High Rollers 2 | Westenders a Interc'y Sports 0 Hi 4 Gasketman 3 | Panthers Acadian Pools 0 Second Division Dream Team 7 5 1 1 30 25 SHS aagd q S 1 1 30 21 D Real 7 3 5 ad 30 18 12 18 je epeadenté 7 4 2.5L 30 16 14. 16 Taxmen M5 3 3321 30 16 14 16 Saas 7 4 2; 1 30 16 14 16 andits uf 0 6. 1 30 3 27 3 ae 7 0 0: 30 0 0 0 ¥ Ensigns 5. Firemen sippependens 4 Bendis 1 Taxmen 2 Dream Team 3 2. Independents. 3. Bandits 0 Dream Team ‘5 ere 5 Firemen 0 Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, May. 15, 1993 — Page B7 MARTHA SUMMERS 877-5165 874-3040 833-9714 873-0655 rin Res. on PERFORMANCE, $329,000 Lore principle rooms, overlooking springted pond. Greenhouse, work- shop, meadow and bush. exciting way to catch late season bows. If it’s early bird Walleye (picker- el) you want, the Bay of Quinte has it all. Walleye season opened the first Saturday in May and the fish- ing is hot as many local anglers have found out this year, myself included. We stayed at Long Reach camp. If you want information call Sam Giambra at 1-613-396-2329. For tips on tackle or just fishing in gen- eral contact Mike at Leueny Custom Rod Building and Repair at 873-8144. ERIN 5 ACRES $239,900 jperb hardwood REDUCED! $157,000 bef 2,200 sq. ft. home in Georgetown $209,000 on fully fenced lot. Main floor family room with fireplace. Curved oak staircase leads to gallery. Master bedroom with its own bathroom and lots of closet space. Central air. Call Marvyn Morgan, Associate Broker 853-2086 or 873-4937 ncept, vaulted ceilings, sunroom, 339 foot deep lot, charming 3 bedroom. home| re swith walkouts. full en- living south of Erin with character. GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN REDUCED INCOME $159,900 PRODUCING jave a good look, $319,000 Well maintained: in main floor laundry, separ itrance to quality in-law suite with Ikea kitchen. Private yard. 9 ion. Separate large 2 car jgarage, plenty of park- Adjacent comer ing. lot available at $99,900. RMAC93-10 Blue Springs Realty (Halton) Corp. ~