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I. CALL TO ORDER Acting Chairman Doug Day called the Annual Meeting of the Colorado River Wildlife Council to order at 1:00 p.m., April 4, 1983. A. Introduction of delegates and guests. Guests and delegates were introduced. Complete attendance.for all or part of the sessions is listed in Exhibit A. B. Roll call of voting delegates Arizona - Bud Bristow California - Fred A. Worthley, Jr. Colorado - Jack Grieb New Mexico - Dick McClesky Nevada - Wm. A. Molini Utah - Douglas F. Day Wyoming - Joe White C. Introduction of Resolutions Committee In the absence of volunteers, Doug Day appointed the following: Fred Worthley, Chairman, and Bud Bristow, Jack Grieb, Dick McClesky and Rod Stone to assist. II. APPROVAL OF 1982 MINUTES Jack Grieb moved that the minutes of the 1982 meeting be approved as submitted. Fred Worthley seconded, and the motion carried unanimously. III. OLD BUSINESS A. Report of the Technical Committee The report of the Technical Committee was presented by Chairman Worthley, California Minutes of the meeting, (without attachments) held February 10, 1983, are attached as Exhibit B. Interstate Boundary Waters - Bill Parsons, Nevada, chaired this com- mittee and Fred asked that he review the issues for the full Council. The report indicated the Upper Basin States did not have the problems that were being encountered in the Lower Basin. Bill reported the Committee had reviewed the report of problems of non-uniformity and found that the reciprocal fishing license agreements among the three Lower Basin states have been an effective tool to bring together the regulations, particularly at the staff level and when the commissions set their annual seasons. Regulations important to.the man- agement of wildlife on the boundary waters, outside the scope of the agreements could be handled in a similar manner. Legislation may be needed