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IF, ,1:I 2C Wednesday, Oct. i9, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Chester's defense swarms a Fall River ball carrier. Chester players, from left: Dylan Schriver, Hunter Morris, Dylan Ruffer, Colin Houlihan and lan Mahaffey. Photos by Kathy Morris Vols win Shannon Morrow Sports Editor sports@plumasnews.com The Chester High School football team earned its third shutout of the season with a 30-0 victory at Fall River last Friday night. This improved the Volcanoes' record to 7-0. Chester got on the board midway through the first quarter when Rocklin Lot- anger ran in a 50-yard touch- down. Not long afterward, Loranger delivered an 80- yard punt return to give Chester a 14-0 lead. The Volcanoes' next score came in the second quarter, when Chris Brown crossed the goal line from five yards out. Omar Pacheo then kicked a 30-yard field goal to give the Volcanoes a 24-0 lead at half- time. Loranger scored his third touchdown of the game on a 34-yard run late in the third quarter. Brown was Chester's lead- ing rusher, with 14 carries for 98 yards. Loranger fin- Rocklin Loranger sprints toward a Chester Volcanoes. Houlihan generated 43 yards CL and Ryan Bereznak turned in wil 25 yards. 17 Chester gained 120 yards ;O-yard touchdown for the .ster's player of the week, h three fumble recoveries, tackles and outstanding through the air with a 60- yard reception by Dylan Schriver and 30-yard recep- tions by Bereznak and Hunter Morris. play on the offensive line. [[oulihan captured 16 tack- les. while Schriver claimed eight tackles and ohe sack. he Volcanoes play at hol'ne this Friday night A o003asorls going through transiton Michael Condon Staff Writer mcondon@plumasnews.com Fish come and go, but it is the memory of afternoons on the stream that endure. -E. Donnall Thomas Clearly the seasons are in transition. Beautiful weather is back, even if only for a short time. That is all the more reason to get out and en- joy the season. Two weeks ago, I recom- mended calling in sick if that is what it took to get out and enjoy some fall fishing or whatever your favorite out- door activity is. My publisher gave me an earful about that suggestion. I shouldn't be surprised that a hard-charging businessman thinks differently about such things than a semi-retired part-time employee. (He doesn't fish. That could be the problem.) But I stand by my prinm- ples. To make the point and set a good example, I took last week off. Fishing and hiking were high on my priority list, with Almanor, Butt Lake, Deer Creek and the Feather River all on the menu. The d0wnside was that there was not a fishing col- umn last week. Gone fishing. Really. Lake Almanor Recent storms have reduced surface water temperatures, which should help move Al- ma nor toward a fall fishing pattern. Fall fishing can be awesome at Almanor. Doug Neal of Almanor Fish- |shed with 94 yards, Colin Westley Ruffer was named against Biggs. inn Adventures (258-6732)re- / ports that the recent cool- ( mR m I.m m, i m, i m, i i ,,,, i .= m, i .,.  ,mm  i i ,i  i ,| down is bringing fish closer to BAILEY CREEK GOLF 00OURSE the surface. Doug has caught fish as shallow as 10 feet deep I | early in the morning. 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Night crawlers and mealworms will entice browns and rainbows. Doug says that if the bait balls at the A-Frame are thick, don't waste your time mooching, because the fish are not going to find your nee- dle in a haystack full of food. Start trolling outside the edges of the bait concentra- tions to find fish lurking in the area trying to find the bait halls. Needlefish and Shiners in nickel, silver or white, fished no deeper than 35 feet with a downrigger, will make for an excellent imitation of an injured pond smelt. Doug also suggests fishing the Hamilton Branch. Both chutes on the powerhouse are runnmg. The additional flows have attracted lots of fish out in front of the mouth. White jigs and bait have been effec- tive, producing some nice trout in the 3-pound range. Three- and 4-pound salmon are around the area as well. There are large concentra- tions of pond smelt near the dam. So naturally there are lots of hungry trout and salmon feeding on them. Trolling pond smelt imita- tions or jigging with white jigs will produce results for patient anglers. Lake Davis Fishing has been great late- ly. Anglers fishing worms or PowerBait from the shore are doing well. Needlefish Fire Tiger or Red Dot Frog and Dick Nite Copper Red Heads are all producing for trollers. The Jay Fair Wiggle Tail Nymphs have been especially productive. Fly anglers are using blood midge, snails, scud imitations and woolly buggers. Last week I reported that lo- cal guide Jon Baiocchi did well fly-fishing from shore. He told me he is continuing to have great success with dry flies at Davis. Call a&a Grizzly Store and F00ee Estimates, ASphalt pricmg Ion Camping Resort at 832-0270 for the latest fishing condi- tions. Frenchman Lake The nights are getting cold- er. But the fishing remains good at Frenchman Lake. On Saturday, a local fisherman reported catching a 4-pound rainbow. (He didn't want to say just where.) Others have reported catching their limits at or near the dam, at Lunker Point and around Big Cove. Shore fishing has been good. Most fishermen are us- ing night crawlers along with marshmallows or salmon eggs. Some of the lures that are catching fish are Dick Nites, Rooster Tails, Kastmas- ters, Tasmanian Devils and Rocky Mountain Assassins. Trolling has been good at the north end of the lake, and around Big Cove. Some fisher- men have had luck around the dam and to the east of the dam. Be sure to cIll ahead for current information: 993-4683. Stream fishing Accordingto Tom Mau- moynier of Lake Almanor Fly Fishing Company in Chester (258-3994) the Susan River is fishing well. Nymphs are the ticket although there is some dry action in the evening. Tom also reports the fishing is good on the North Fork Feather River above town with good dry fly action, in- cluding the big orange Octo- ber caddis in the evenings. Warner Creek is fishing well with good dry fly action in the evening. Deer Creek and Mill Creek are also fishing well. Try stan- dard nymphs during the day and dry flies in the evening. Yellow Creek in Humbug Valley is the one local stream that has been slow lately. But then I have never found this to be a particularly easy stream to fish, at least in the meadow section. Try fishing hopper patterns on a warm day. If there is a bit of a breeze, there should be grasshoppers getting blown into the water. Trout plants There were no trout plants in Plumas County the past two weeks. (What is up with that?) A PLUMAS PINES GOLF RESORT $ 5 5 per player acluding cart Valid Any Day of the Wee end of the 2011 s75 Golf& Din Valid until 0ctober 22,2011. Includes 18 h0 at Longboards (soup or salad, entree, and 1 not included). Golf C0urse will remain BIG GOLF SE NOW through the Season net Special es of g01f with cart and dinner x included, beverage and tip )pen weather permitting. 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