The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28
HERS AND FISH.
= theory Applied to Lake
Trolling.
rysxT LIKE DEEP WATERS.

usGT LIKE DEEP WATERS.
- ussssss TslA ~ Msa VIA
"a r.ssss Lass ~ Ishssssa.ss
= Psess sessd wssss&
- essghs by W. H. Tinck In
1Afnxton early In the vesx hes
- sseu. dipcussion among the anglers
80: Sss ae1psu for many daya This
- runt. for such It undoubtedly
sss;.is1Ied full Eve and ons-half
sl assured twenty-five and one
- i Jsngth. Ordinarily trout
~. ~ufeht sbould measure not less
1870 = thisty-.wo inchss- A num-
~ 80 ~ xr1srned fishermen have main
- l1I1t - ash was salmon. yet the
1850 - more largely those Of .
Il - caught nsar the water
- 3 trolling spoon, light line
% "a ons-baif ounce split BAN
- battle between man and
- ugsi one, bat Ar. Finek vas
Il - ~ % svsntful ons II che
81 euuca fshing in Laks Washing
upusuaIly iargs trout being
fn6faes rinck'A Charles Lynch
G the fortunate ones.
- he big fellow vas put
- eG1oe he tipped them at I've
r.. Norton killed trout with
% weighed four and ons-half
An q these trout were taken
~ south Of Yesler avenue.
- s1w 1hsory ID advancsd for lake troll
III . weight the spoons 20 that .
r ~ l1ss thst thirty fest 10 main
- claims advanced are thas the
5SsS watsr 1t this depth 10 the
md cor large hsh and that
1lI11i1 n hsrs In greater numbers than
re - clcudsd waters Of the shore
q J. n. Lang and W. H. rinck
s = the most ardent and succsssful
I Is the city. They uss the silver
11S almost 70 the exclusion Of other
4 It fshsrs havs hsd N Oh week. The
- eatehss have CONS from 6quak
oaeh and in Lake Samamish. Fair
61ie6s hsvs been taken q Independence
~. near Yafrow. and ct Mercer slough.
FOR Lake trolling the double spoon v
siding great favor.
The warm days havs brought the rivsrs
- booming. The snow 10 melting rap
dly and river fishing will b ir full
uwing from this time on.
II d rumorsd that the Seattle, Lake
khors a Eastern rsiIroad will shortly put
N IN anglers train, which viii leave the
Dity saturday evening. A special excur-
- rate will probably be given.
The new grounds along the line OF the
Ipsst Northern viii b. thoroughly pros
ll11sd this year.
~ variety Of 6sh no country sxcels
- sound. A well-known 6shsrman
- 1hss he has caught In the past few
- eoch Of the kind Of fish specified
i1h: Fivs kinds OF cod. rock cod.
~. ling cod, tom cod, rcd cod,
- sslmon. steel heads. silver SAL
nE1ng salmon, jack salmon, humpback
h -, hing salmon, salmon trout, bull
GeuA liGe trout. Dolly Warden trout. ssa
Sput ~ trout. 80 bass, lake bass.
balilak - fsh, sharks, herring, three
falo 4 onslt, three kinds Of perch,
pu1n4 cole. candle fish. msckersl,
l0k catfish, carp, suckers, sardinss,
ynwns. crabs. clans and oys-
says that ~ yet he has only
Aolletiy anglers association Il being
- ~ the purpose Of taking meas
10 psossct the trout streams and TO
nnp Ne interests Of the sport gsner-
~ u this connection q fiy. casting
Isanest would b. proposed.
- nest succsssfuI troliers / n the lakes
j. e1oos to the tule line as possible.
Asee3 laks iishing also has many strong
msoeaan.
koosu J. Lsmorsux tells . story Of fish,
~ - uedaF river which in many respects
ssssW Of the wonderful. II was about a
- 40. b. says, that Justice Caldwell.
= Brown and himself decided to try
eir luck trout fishing in the waters of
- nvsf, far from that portion con-
aaliy whipped by Seattle anglers. They
ihs train Il Cedar Mountain station
~ ride about thirty miles over a rough
navy and then walked ak more to the
easesn for camp. The next morn
~ got out their poles and tackle
aaresd Tor the river. which atsshat
nns between ROCKY biufis about 800
eash. Brown had been careful TO take
an nod shoes and put ON old ones.
= = ~ meantime Lamorenx. who was
9 spelling his shoes, quietly
9 those Brown had taken
Nnsn they reached the edge OF
e w consultation was held to decide
s oest method OF getting down to
wan. The walls we're nearly per-
- seeiaf and to safely descend was .
S-aa matter. Finally the course was
s. eeon, and down went the anglers.
E...s.1 = they went faster than was COM
- and on sundry occasions their
.,s... stopped by rocks with sharp
sai they did not mind that. and
~. Apiasned when pieces of their
49, torn cut. At last they stood
N rock that came close dom to
~ y. edge. and from here they de-
80. W their tuck. The water was
8 and had dark color.
II Was impossible TO see
seacs below the waves. One by
asAermen dropped their lines in
-. For moment the bait WAS in
sn u disappeared. Suddenly the
- asasd, shot out as If monster
spsd u. aud before the startled
Anes where he Was at" his lime
~ The next man tried his luck
- - sasns result. and 81 on. until they
8 Devoid OF fishing tackle. Al
- a'ssass they gave up the sport"
-. ao~n 10 cipher out II possible
=. OF animal or fish 10 was that
ian oi them. Lamoreux
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