Letter: The bridge column remains, but fishing and hunting are out? Curious.
(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Kayakers, swimmers and fishing enthusiasts line the banks of Lost Lake, August 6, 2017.
I highly value my subscription to The Tribune. However, like many others, I have my pet peeve and feel obligated to input it. With all the downsizing, I often notice the bridge column and wonder how many subscribers read it.
My mother played bridge, but my daughters laugh at the thought, and I know no one even remotely interested in this game. (I realize there must be some in the valley who play?)
On the other hand, I personally know many hundreds of individuals interested in hunting and fishing — news of which The Tribune at one time covered and was very well read. I guess maybe I do not associate in the right circles?
Robert Hanford, West Jordan
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