The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
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perch Will be IN the deep holes soon after
dawn and with mjnpovs for bait.

II will be agreeable new to the lovers ,oI
eraylinR fishing to have the assurance tina,
this 0sh Is now more abundant In Michigan
waters than for many years past. This has
come from the cessation OF the driving OF logs
down the streams. This practice scraped and
plouGhed the spawning beds Of the grayllng.
and well nigh extinguished the species. For
the pasttwo or three years logging has ceased
being transported to the mills by trnmways
which traverse the pine %forests. Last year
In Pigeon River some fne takes Of. grayling
gan on n'i The lat Of I'M May s'a .%Ri Hsi il w as E M's@i,
inI had md ii to do WITH Their "a OWL scarcity;
prodisStISs powers Of the s%rayllns has domon.
against aga the deErletl9n inGldentnl e takes with
the the f fiss ssel' M RnH hest T Hiss. H H MiShig goEa are
Muskeeon. Boardman. and Au Sable.
Each recurring yoar increases the obstacles
which beset the angler In Northern waters In
his search for fishing grounds whore he may be
reasonably sure Of obtaining satisfactory re-
suits. These difficulties have given n very
great impulse to the formation OF clubs which
secure. By purchase or lease. the control OF
desirable streams, ponds. or lakes. To-day
there. are few unpostcd trout streams avail
able to the general public in Connecticut.
VIM u " huiTOuuACkb u SlInllnT 'cOnulIlOn
Of affairs Is fast eliminating. A single in
seansr IN hm' Fso % esss 81 t ths 'SSGafi fana.d K
area aSsse 81. i f1sSi " nsrss. pE RisSin th sswsT Iimi an
situated In Hamilton and Hsrkimer cooun.
dsry, and over twsatyehre miles from 'that Of
i've iak sSu." and "i nnmer foa: area aot as swe sroSt
streams. The, club maintains its own hatch-
erie cries TOR restocking denleted waters In adj.
preserves are we'll stocked With game. which
Is carefully protected No floating or lacking
arc does Killed at any time. What tho ulti.
mate effect Of the acrnirement Of these vast
rssss' q r. sp soGs' viii iiHiIrp 5" Upon the ihle'P futa ,es oilr a
s stocyba pop pu,,a "a n. Is c sInns mI. Snswersd by
the evil thereof"
The interests OF fishes nre accorded q far
wider recognition than are those OF game. An
instance in point Is revealed In q recent I'D
dress Of Henry c Ford. President of the Board
Of Fish Commissioners OF Pennsylvania. Mr..
1S91 al IN com com pari rim w the I MSrs aactomPSl,shie e liz in
former year $4,000. 900 of pike perch. 1000
game, iish, and Gi.S5o6i.oo9 Of. shad fry were
pared With Il b." a .ot adiH q only ss4 s!ssp'e of al al sorts sort,
In 1889. Although tho hatcheries at Allentown
though worked to their fullest extent. they
cannot begin to supply tho demand, OF the
applications for trout fry fully 80 per cent.
S Sss, ssss ' eas:ss BY a., ? fRS;;sIyssis s ca
T fhw TeIsf tgcp nnerStIonG Of ff Iii, p .hs waIeo ~ nif ,ha
s 81; 900 rb r. 5ss h to one 5s.s Of 1 1 SgsT Ss5 o. ihs in in
forced re%oynl Of oyer 500 Ash wsiTs or ss!
S Sosk sta ,e Inc Inc asa Trent nSt~t E law sn Is Now nsw
before, the Pennsylvania Legislature permit
f Smo" ratcb h Of fs sb emaS Wili I'M MN e sHft I1re snmn s ,nas
F. Eo aiT ri GnIs.d A. It the snn cl o, .c Of his ms; address Mr.
and The lie or the inhn'hitants on thar a. shores shS
prolonged through the .remova Of the ele-
ments OF pollution tnerelrom'
an al onset U .ne progressive policy o.
Pennsylvania Gov. AltReld Of Illinois has sent
Y%,Ss WI sn the sDo lI1s q # Tis 4, oG%% ,!n
S Sre a"ia is indig GUr!e1 It this pr OF o soie scti e%a
S (. sn nlsa sn;So1 m .hs H f.h. f tSas "i .ime. OF Sre i!ll ,nas
any SesI 0 II, IS stats otet II The he uPiGa o that I, had I'd. it no.
iaSes wouiI be- extfnct ana In. tsheriss ~ tho
dIsco1tinusd; It IS net pro ,h thss
fnyorabie consideration' VIII 0'''''
w.
Inc coiorihe ottrout Is SUBJECT SO much TO
the nature OF their environment and tho
abundance and variety OF food mt thar COM
mnna TIT ono nav oosi,v Sn,ao. tha oondi-
t,n ~ m M om up u IN 4 eaSi,y ueteGt tne SonGi-
nuinsss or briliiancy Of their tints. A poorly
and Hi veIluW, siIGw Z Z v srV'S al d trout pewsl;yi
have the same hue; in addition he. will be
lean and larGe.headed. Young. healthy. fast
0apw!hS trouS may Pc detscteu ny tneir 81;
hiRhiy colored Spots: II IA asserted that the
color OF a tronts back depends on the color OF
nc botf0m o. Ihe flyer or stream IN Which no
ives: ~ them AZ, however; trout when hnve
access 70 snlt water possess the most dazzling
1--WE. Lt1os. owths 70 Ine variety ana apun-
rh. o,.o. ,.un,,. u .,.
w. 81 Wo.
LEI aponsm. co nno 70 srnn gu
Wv n.uI.. 'nuaa NJ W. S-.ooo "au T'VH III
i. McQuire. has already caused the arrest OF
InR Tor sale iurina the close SEASON Steel.
headed and Chinook salmon. These 1ish Ind
now prepparine To- OMEN the camnaicn nnainsNt
these refrigerator est%ahiishments. In 40 do.
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