The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-31
ing anglers should pray devoutly for south

west wind.
or the trout caught on Tuesday many will
and their flesh will be firm and palatable. There
Will DO wild trout or trout IN preserves led
with live mnnOws. Less valuable Will be trout
from preserves in which they IRE either neg
lected. fed at intervals. or fed with dead fish
led Itrrout%Gabby, insipid fIsh, less palatablo
than a fried founder;
The season ior, fly fishing in the States Of Con
necticut. Rhode Island. Pennsylvania, and New
Jersey will begin IN about month. In Maine.
Massach usetts,. New. Hampshire; Vermont.
Michigan and in the Adirondacks the season is
considered an early one on May 10. Striped
bass and weak fsh are caught about the first OF
June. and on May a the season for black bass
Miss Isl Sara j. Mcbride Of Mumford. Monroe
County. daughter OF the angler who first made
Caledonia Creek famous, IL the only Artificial
fly maker who possesses thorough entomolog-
ical knowledge. She recommends the following
flies for, April: Black gnat. dark claret enat.
bright claret Rnat. gray gnat. dark ioN. poor
mans fly, olive gnat red fox bright iox, and
black hacked fly.
The practical results and progress Of trout
culture will be shown tomorrow by Eugene @.
Blackford In Fulton Market. He is Treasurer
q the American Fish Culturists' Association.
He says that he will show specimens from Eng
land. Ireland. and Scotland Maine. New lanp-
shire. Vermont New York, Long Island, Con-
Jersey Virginia. and Wisconsin. Mr. Freder-
ick Mather the ichthyologist, will assist him,
and will exhibit letter from the King OF Hol-
In conveying salmon to Europe
Among the exhibits will be:
Live Crawling tTblraanu. Ttcoiorl by Prof Spencer y
Baird United States Commissioner Of Fish and FISHER.
les These nsh from the Manisiee and Ausable
Live yellow brook trout by John NJ. crowcn Of Sea
Cahiorna salmon tSiir,o grna, weighing from one 10
two pounds Exhibited bv Mr. Thompson Of New Hope,
Trout eggs from Caledonia creek. n rafity At ths
season. exhibited by James Amin, Jr Secretary oi tie
Pisciculturists Association.
Lave brook trout aud trout try from Caledonia Creek
Monroe County. Exhibited by seth Grccn
Live silver trout, remarkably beauuiul, by James
Auuin Jr -
Trout from Cold Springs ponds, charestown, n. II.
Wild trout from the Bic BushAill Monroe County Pa.
nv John Broadhead. Kittaunny House, Delaware Water
Gap
Club ot Long Island Will be caught at dawn Aprl ], by
Mr.. James Behkard.
Young CALIFORNIA salmon alive In aquaria. matched by
Mr. BlHckord at Fulton Market One Thousand Try were
obtained SD Of which were sent to Mr. Thomas CaphAn
Long Island brook trout by Mr. Thomas Ciapham.
Brook trout Prof DouSemn. Commissioner ui ftsh
cries Prot Douseman Is believed to he the largest and
most successful nsh eultnrist IN America
Mr.. Blackford also expects trout from tho
Truckee River. a 15-pound trout from Mr.. Du.
press OF Montreal. and has advices that he VIII
brook trout from Prof Moore OF the Derby Mu-
scum, and basket OF Shropshire trout from the
Rev. DIR. HouRhton. Prof, Moore has also sent
trout from Lough Neagh, Ireland. Among
other exhibitors will be W. Furmnn. Maspcth
l.. l.: J. ID. McGovern. Brjoklyn: y. G. Miller
Brookhaven; John r. Smith, Patchogue; q. W.
| Thompson Sag Hnrbor; Ira Hoyt Halsey Val
| ley n. y: David Peters. ScOvell Fayeite County
W. Va; and A. A. Anderson. Bloomsburg. n. j.