The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-29
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Expensive tackle" said . long eetab- |
lishsd FULTON street dealer In flshermen's oat- |
ats. why don't call IL expensive. and the |
sort OF customers have do not seem to son- |
slider II 20. hope you don't consider II e. |
pcnsive TO pay atty or q hundred dollars for
rod. and ssy Hfty for nice reel. with the trim
minss. Obi you dol No; can't soy that such |
fancy rigs mako you catch any moro fish. bat |
you have heap moro style over what you do |
catch. A boy with . pin hook and cotton |
string. and brush pole. and worms for bait.
may fiirt outtrout where . man with hun
dred dollar outnt won't raise nn-but you
don't want TO fish like . boy oil you hfe.
do your A man must have the know
how before he can fish much. but after
he gets that no must have proper tools II he
wants to nsh happily. SHOW them to you2
Certainly; with pleasure. Suppose We COM
mence first with the lightest, the trout outft.
Look at that reel. Isn't It q beauty? Aluuat-
mum and hard rubber. weighs not quite fivo
ounces. holds easily sixty yards Of line. and
costs only $50. Such reels are only made TO
order. and thcy cost so much because the
aluminium In worth 41.25 an ounce. and 10 90
refractory metal to work that you are liable to
spoil several pieces In finishing one. No. tho
metal 10 not % hard. but the tool IL liable TO
run into It. 1t will not stand salt water. % It
In only used for ANAL. fancy. fresh-water
reels. But You can have az excellent trout
much good work, but that viii not have 50
much stve about II. As for trout rods. those OF
osis and shSss n @
| $40 to t36 for single rod OF one Joint aud two
nd 70. S.aS A. Island
snd SeTp1f hay wqs range se o. wfSoyy
also without drug for S24 or So more with tho
drag. But really good bass reel. metal ono
into Inc fancy VS. such IS ihis saprrS one q hard
rubber and nickel. il will Involve an outlay q
more for engraving your name on tho case.
Just an even $50 you perceive and we'll worth
latter two viii carry y six hundred iest Of heavy
BamSoo rods in one pis.SSs OF rn lsSt
reels involve Just about the same amount OF
dr 9Ss x s Is ap ss
even higher for specially made ;. and fancy fancy
tie new ratent With one sTrsnss,nent
for regulating the tension e light: medium.
expensive thing about salmon outfit is the rod.
ons ' S w coss you ns bamboo ko that
PROCEED sort They cost from six 70 fifteen cents
Sn pS. Ua q ss aSsSd
spRRs s, s e AZ eSn 4,
line inss i Gsf sapensivs. Fiss.-nost q thsss
s"is Of md. rubber. Tor black bass. are worth
s9 81 and
twice as natural. Those rod tins OF German
about ali can show YOU that make any spe-
cialty OF and that you could Gull any way OK
s ws ss snS rS 2a ,Ss *.s :s
weak and the same outfit that you use for trout
serve sSSSy yoi Hs f@s black S"s order boo.
Open ii anywhere and SEQ how many, we'll
known and respected names you catch. Presi.
S 81. order Is on S an oder book than that 81
late years other gentlemen have come Ei around
from gentlemen who have been with him both
for salmon md bass that he II fitted gu. with 4
WI esier's name. II think he must have at least
dozen of the finest rods and reels OF my
i n them hes n9 Sssn
iss tSo1 II ne sinner tss
I've seep that sf.te%ent II THE Sun, CREDITED
At least he was Police Justice. Whetho,
Do know that VII. teSsr else he may j. at times
he is a. good and enthusinstic fisherman a.
|
or; J. Baush. he's retired merchant and J. F
Bruce. an, another wel-known gentleman "a. o.
doubtless heard Of him; he bought tackle iol
weakfshing and black bass. q. r: Cassidy
most everybody about town knows him; THAI
Year at PasSSe Island. He is . Cincinhati man
but spends time enough In New York -. to be &C.
commercial agency: head q big silver min
ing inc '' Erastys ' Corning +. i. Ferguson
q tho Smithsonian Jnstituti2n: pr; 4
very good amateur rod ROD maker Sxs oo ans
, to me for his reels Henry Hayemeyer. Il. v
Harnett. Jacob Hess. Orange Judd. @. Murray
President OF the SQuibknocket Club: Alderman
Herman, shepherd Knapp. Pierre Loriard
. President Of the Cuttyhunk Club: Patrick Div
yer. President OF the Manhattan Club; Bens0I
Sherwood. the giant stage mechanist; L.
Winchester President Of the National Express pre-,
goiiche salmon Club. And SO might go on in
| definitely. Pretty much all the good men
. fishing and love fine tackle. That's why thei
, names are scattered over these pages"