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PAGE B-4 THE MOREHEAD NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2012 200 Newtown Square• Morehead, KY www.moreheadcinemas6.com For showtime information call 784-1330 Showtimes for Friday, February 24 thru Thursday, March 1 Matinee Prices Evening Prices Adults $5.00 Children $4.00 Adults $7.00 Children $5.50 Act of Valor R • 101 mins 1:35, 4:10, 7:35, 10:00 Dr. Seuss The Lorax PG • 86 mins 1:30, 9:45 Dr. Seuss The Lorax 3D PG • 86 mins 3:10, 5:25, 7:40 Ghost Rider 2D PG-13 • 96 mins 1:15, 7:25 Ghost Rider 3D PG-13 • 96 mins 4:40, 10:00 Good Deeds PG-13 • 110 mins 1:20, 4:25, 7:10, 9:50 Journey 2 3D PG • 94 mins 1:45, 7:30 Journey 2 the Mysterious Island PG • 94 mins 4:30, 9:50 Project X R • 88 mins 1:00, 4:00, 7:15, 10:05 6 Morehead Cinemas Simply stated, if I were a betting man, it would be difficult for me to place full confidence in any selection that I was to make. So put on your game face and support your teams Rowan County, for they have done you proud in yet another exciting season of 16th Region basket- ball. Grant Stevens can be reached at gstevensjournal-times.com or by tele- phone at 1-800-247-6142. Post From B-1 Water temperatures in Kentucky rivers hovering in the high 30s to low 40s do not inspire confidence that it is a great time to go fishing. However, for Kentucky sauger anglers, right now is glory time. "I fished below Lock and Dam 6 on the Ken- tucky River last Satur- day and I caught 12 sauger," said Ryan Oster, federal aid coordinator for the Kentucky Depart- ment of Fish and Wildlife Resources. "The fish are there. The better fish I caught farther down- stream from the dam." A five year stocking program commenced in 2006 placed hundreds of thousands of fingerling sauger in the Kentucky River from Lock and Dam 4 upstream to the headwaters. Excellent sauger fishing is now found throughout the river. The next few weeks bring sauger below locks and dams not only on the Kentucky River, but the Ohio River, the Cumber- land River below Lake Cumberland, the Ten- nessee River below Ken- tucky Lake and the Cum- berland River below Lake Barkley. These areas offer anglers bank fishing opportunity as well as fishing from a boat. Sauger hit orange, chartreuse, lime-green, white or pink curly-tailed grubs and soft plastic minnow imitators fished on the bottom just below these dams. Depending on current, you'll need anywhere from a 1/4- ounce leadhead up to an ounce or more. If your lure isn't regularly con- tacting bottom, then you likely aren't catching sauger. In addition to soft plas- tic lures rigged on lead- heads, walleye fishing tactics using a spinner rig work for late winter sauger in the deep holes below dams. The combination of bright plastic beads, a rotating blade, and a lively minnow is hard for sauger to resist. In turbid waters fish orange, yel- low, white, chartreuse, pink or other bright-col- ored bead and blade com- binations for added visi- bility. Spinner rigs are easy to tie and inexpensive to make. Start with a three-to- four-foot piece of 10- pound test monofilament or fluorocarbon line. Tie on a single #4 wall- eye hook to the end of the leader with a clinch knot. Thread two or three 5mm beads on the leader and slide them down to the hook. Sometimes anglers thread a small foam float (5/16 wide by 11/16 inches long) on the leader to make the rig more buoyant, so the hook is less likely to snag on the bottom. Next, slip a stain- less steel clevis through the eye of a blade and thread the leader through the small openings on both ends of the cle- vis. Slide the spinner blade assembly down the line so that it comes to rest against the beads or float. The final step is to cut the leader to the desired length and tie a loop knot on the free end of the leader. Experiment with color, blade size and style, either Col- orado or Indiana, to find out which rig is most effective on a given day. Attach the rig to the snap at the top of the bottom bouncer. When fishing in rivers in the spring about 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 ounces of lead is heavy enough to keep your rig on the bottom in moderate current. Fishing success is all about presenta- tion. Motor upstream to the dam, then let the boat drift through the area you want to fish. By keeping the weight in contact with the bottom, the baited rig will drift just a few inches off the bottom, the depth needed to entice a bite from bottom-hugging sauger. Over the next few years, Kentuckians may catch sauger in the Green River downstream of Green River Lake, in the Salt River below Taylorsville Lake and in the middle stretch of the Barren River. The fisheries division of Kentucky Fish and Wildlife stocked 188,000 fin- gerling sauger in the Green River, 32,000 in the Salt River and 50,000 in the Barren River over the past two years. "We hope to estab- lish a viable repro- ducing population of sauger in these rivers," said Gerry Buynak, assistant director of fisheries for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife. "We hope to have sauger fishing right in downtown Bowling Green." Remember the current license year expires Feb. 29. If you plan to fish after March 1, you'll need to buy a new fishing license, available in the sporting goods section of department stores and tackle shops. You may buy one by visiting the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife homepage at fw.ky.gov or by calling 1- 877-598-2401. Ky Afield Outdoors March Fishing Madness Sauger readily bite in the cold water of late winter and early spring For your local NEWS and SPORTS 24/7 visit us online at www. themoreheadnews .com
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