The sun., 1891-07-05
F1sntxa MEAN rHr mr1


ash In Jnnaica Nay.
In those days the salt water ansler who has
| tho good luck to llvs In or near New York city
enjoys himself There are kinensh. weaknsh,
striped bass, Huke in profusion lots Of tomcods,
sells, and blacknsh. with bluensh poktns their
nose, this way up the New jersey coast as
pleasant treat held In reserve. II Is oomtag to
be understood By New Workers that they can
have q vacation on boat close at hand. with
rod aud reel. and at q small expense, compara-
lively. rs well as to ride on hot and dusty rail-
road cars to IN inland farm and mountain.
whore city people call It fun to be toted behind
q horse to picnios as choice entertainment.
Sandy Hook has become afavorite resort for
q good many New York fishermen. You can
d sd hs G. 60 w hirs only
Sks aks a.. sy 70 orf h
and OF course lines rod, and oreel have to bs
taken from town. Excursion tickets, good
Hs sso qss s9sse %sy Ss is4s zen 13Gt
and T. NJ; returning q. I ;2s r N; and T; NJ;
Advss .snt S has [sd
cause the angler is liable to throw down his
rod In the sand and go; 9 metal resl Slogged;
splost hooks on short smells a!nker weigh.
Ing about two ounces. aud bait with small lsh
sasad ss Be- OF tbs. sb bit. ost
on the first Of !he Hood N the upper part OF ths
eSb tide is usually tho % Sost time 10 fisS The
theory is that llsh run up on the flood tide 70
sd sns back ey the ssbS @ oSE
SaSo asS Sssn
In tha North River striped bass fishing 10
stu pursued with considerable success al.
aSawS hGSh vino spsa ass 1as :, aoSS bake
sss ss:us s: Would
m nd
tackle shop. whsr. North River an nsisis love to
assemble. and several Of bis customers have In
bass Is Tsported, BY Mr.. Dirkes IN II. catch q
mS snd snd eaasS
bass Weighing four pounds and eight bass
Ss Sn sas ths The Tsa
Fort Washington nnd Tarry.own: The wise
hsherman m nc chooses ior places to lsh the lodges
sHss ssaE on .n'
anss ay all SHd s
z god 6 ratchss 4ro recorded. VI William Robotham
Beaeh 9os bass xssh
aaA Lhe oiliee for the premium. 1t was caught
FlsLermen heEeabonts, will learn with sur;
for salt water fishermen. Il suspended. and
ssssSss = % Hss is Sdss
manager and publishsr.. Tor the discontinu;;
snf. Of the e that It docs not psy
salt waters from from this town own every week to nsh.
Mr.. Henry says. In giving up tho paper: 'Sad
t9n 0Ht IN % 81
sys soom de to .s: s:4pyS ySs st re- y Ths
supply to anglers all the infor nation they de-
sire ior local angling
fSa!6 Haa sSHt6xsss sds q staten fssad
%ES dsy lot? T. e hs e Snv on"
cessiuI fishing now. but school fish are ex-
to appear n teE days spa stu shing
On ths fats il the lirstt q dooi t!de WITH ssed.
owing to the suns heat the fishing in Jn-
maira m Bay is nursHed mostly under the CRATE.
The annual fishing excursion Of the Hcgs;
man nan company's employees % o. Of Broadway road and
over 100 ardent fishermen. Including SONS
Of the pGee Ghsrss
cursion. The steamer G. K. Buckley took the
an glers down ,o the Srar buoy OF ssabiiEht.
500 pounds. John Bloaer got the prize for the |
The prize was ii Grsenbark Of respec! able Ill |
pensions. Detective Kennedy took in q big |
man employees are getting III, q buefshing
eYeursion 70 m troll asS Sfr Tire Island II
writes to to THE SuS: Fishing is getting to Es
yery good on the west side. H. Linuust. J.
4 keelan. and myself won't fishing at the foot OF
A. NJ. during which tme We caught .lfty-six
TOM "ods. haights. and e-ls. We had to siop
ran out Of bait. 4 few days before that We
vent to the @ same place and ilshed from 2a 7.
and returning at 3 p NJ. we d he'd until nearly |
midnight and caught twcn,y-sevsn."