Outdoor Notes / Earl Gustkey
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Southern California’s Super Bowl for fly fishermen, the Federation of Fly Fishers’ annual conclave at the Amfac Hotel in Los Angeles, is scheduled April 4-5. More than 2,000 fly fishermen are expected to attend.
The Fish and Game Commission voted tentative approval last week of 1987-88 hunting regulations but decided to delay until until next month a ruling on a proposal for a mountain lion hunt.
The Department of Fish and Game has asked for issuance of 210 lion permits, spread over five large areas of the state.
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