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If you want to find a quiet, out- scenery as fish the McHenr* County Conservation District lias something to offer. Here are some areas to check out; •The Fox River Conservation Area: The Hollows at 3804 Route 14, Cary has a marsh type setting and a lake well stocked with walleye, bass, bluegill, and eat* fish. ̂ • Piscasaw River Conservation Area: Beck's Woods is off of Route 173 at 5940 N. Pagles Road, Chemung. Beck 's Woods has the little Piscasaw River meander through it the river offers good fish, ^maUmouft8 you're lucky you might Just hook a river trout «p two. ^ • Nipper sjnk^ Consw^atkm Spring Grove^he^Park is mostly nel catfish, and largemouth The artm is a^mixture of • Fully insulated to retain heat better • Healthful whirlpool action • Twice as deep as a whirlp<M^i Baths standard tub frajef 1230DAVIS ROAD (BYPASS RT. 14147) WOODSTOCK - 815-338-1440 Hour*: Monday h Friday M:30 Tuasday. Wednesday. Thursday f-is Saturday *-S 904 Front St. (Rte. 31) 385-3232 's RENTAL & SALES OPEN DAILY 7:30 TO 6 SUNDAYS 9 T01 CRYSTAL LAKE 5407 Terra Cotta Ave. Rte. 176 455-3232 IBBBBHBBBBBBOOBBBBBBBBPBBOBBDBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBDBBBBBO PARTY CANOPIES , fits easily in the trunk and comes in 4Si2€S ija 10\10' DAILY $40 20'x20' DAILY $5i 20'x30* DAILY $i 30*x40* Oval DAILY $|M ^MchENRYONĵ ^^^^ ̂ • DANCE FLOORS •EXTRA TABLES & CHAIRS (ROUND & BANQUET SIZE) •COMMERCIAL POPCORN POPPERS •HELIUM TANKS FIRST INSTITUTE An exceptional whirlpool at an $645- colors -- white PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL INDUSTRY TRAINING CUSSES START JUNE 10 • 15-week course • Day & evening classes • Over 170 hours of in-depth training •Hands on computer facilities Approved by the Illinois State Board of Education. Owned and operated by one of the Premier Retail Travel Agencies in Illinois. 31E. Crystal Lake Ave. Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815) 459-3500 jPBBBBBBBBBBBBBOQOOaBBBOOBOOOBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPOOQOOBBBBDBOOOBBBBBBBBBI ! ED'S REHTAL...YOUR SUMMER HEADQUARTERS! CANOES Comes with paddle & preservers DAILY *11 WEEK s60 •AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT •PODIUM PA SYSTEM •TELEVISIONS •PROJECTORS •VIDEO RECORDERS ByJeffHinton Herald staff writer Are you tired of fishing the big lakes every year? Although they offer some Interesting challenges, its the little out of the way places that always stand out In the mind. Coun­ ty area you're only a hop skip and a jump to reeling in the fun from a cozy fishing hole. More than 59 million men, women and childern in the U.S particpate in sport fishing, and most of them are weekend fishers. So if you always wanted to get out and really have a good time, but didn't know where to go, except for the big lakes, here Is something for you. Moraine Hills State Park on River Road off of Route 120 from the north or Route 176 from the south. Offers some of the best bass, walleye, and bluegill fishing around. Park Superindent John Schweder, says May is the best time to fish for Walleye and Bass. Lake Defience In the park holds the most likely place to catch fish, Schweder said. The lake is small, 46 acres, and only allows 10 boats out on the water at a time. There is not shore fishing. North Wilderness and Tomahawk lakes are good for bass and bluegill but they don't compare to Defience for the amount of fish caught, Schweder said. In addition, Schweder said the fish are biting on live bait In the father and son, • Rush Creek Area: Burrow's W< off of Route 14 at Road. It is between IVOOClStOCIX. It8has a four^acre recreated •TENTS •VOLLEYBALL SETS •CAMPERS (Crystal Lake Only) •TRUCKS •TRAILERS •HORSE TRAILERS •BUG ZAPPERS •CHAMPAGNE POUNTAINS •PORTABLE BARS •BEER TAPPERS •BBQ SPITS & GRILLS •60 QT. EISH BOILERS