The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-15

's$alv By k.-pins enough -.rsin on ,h-m
70 pf.t eut thrn from sfavtns upnn tbs
bottom rockz. shsrvon hoy would sT~.dilv
rub out OF brcak out N. hook. or eb-r snafl
and frartur ths 1re
IN. ha~. whll- Vi. ldlns the main spor,
I. only on@ - th. frh.~ tAL~n by tho partly
M,l-kalohS. 81 sight ~ Ten pund- are
often hsot-l. and . mu-kalInns- fnught
by . man -tAhdinx s'ill instead % hy
one In a boat j.rkei by q muscular guide
msk-- plenty Il fight for it, liberty.
f,s method - giving BATH differs from
that Of the rel eyed has Tho ulsNal-
! lplg-'s fight b. mor~ yioh,ni while II lasts,
hut IL dos not a-t - bong
S1on IA. fish. discovering that " II nrmlv
fa-tenoi. will dar' In for a yard or tvo, then
rull over and over on ID. slack line. wrap
plug " about | -hody In q DOZEN circles. he
weight then E.ye- ~ a great advantage"
II " is unable to win In this way. II sulks
I and goee toward the bottom, and wh"n
worried To th. surface surrrnd"rs. The
has. however, fights from tho moment II
feels the point 81 the hook until sIhaus-
tion comes II takes snm.tim.- a good
twenty minutes TO land one Of the lnpst
vicious and III. anglers wrist will feel the
strain for DAYS.
The channel cats caught upon tro, lines,
or at linc-. AFFORD the party a change OF
food and the Doctor knows q way ~ sieving
them with rsi prpI-r and sauc. which
Wan'~ th,ih u'uCiour'
The picksrel u sometimes taken. though
the season IL early. later on Il will be- found
In NUMBER just under the STUN which
gath.rs above tho dams.
a rPsn ~ .I"s u,"Nn alohs sN lh'h"s
uhn.r ,n.z s'uin WI. 9''rn,t me pl'hrni
InI 'Ncns ~. "I.'n me nsn u e.h
only as chhhsr " y not ~ gam" ns W"
haSs OF muskaIni'gr nor 40 good ON w"
,an'r. .rnns - WI h"'"r"u ana pn~~N
h'E n''"r' '-'Nr
Witt wv Ih','E ,ne- OF IN" ih'' Two OF
we "'u" ~, a'hlRh' anu =
uPnh ", ~ ~.n" ush, natihe IN 'h"
uoN n eIN"l ush 10 'nr'
ne"rtS v"".'n' "'NH or ntCN"I'i some
,une-, n.' moe,H Gus ahu nunaIoe~ or
'ne sr'"' e".S WI '"u"u h"aus anu 'our
or I'VE sI'- OF ','h'
rl"rs .iean " snn" mNr teeuIhr!N
wv w" uuNsn " hes,,ns NOV"
."t atahr co""S along "ithlh ShYt
~" Is hnn'l t2 me pI' in"r" ~ no 'rmuhl"
VI i-."'s"S""S "" Wv hS p'l'''i'
pIuihass
~ d,n',eh' WIN 'n" mnnh"ock thoHeh
th' .,ah"ta r,,oHsr Pr",'th~ Va v" ahl"
70 ten the males from w" females IN the
dusk
Nnnstim". lus, aIrer suns"t q buck comes
,i""h from the butts 70 irlik TN" ms
I'rn kul"d and IN" hornS thrown away
Tor rear 81, a poreih'' pam" warden.
IN IN" Wiiue~, par ni we country now
AMI then n i'tIe creek makes lis way ~
IN" Mississippi over a mimic waterfall
Nv following M THIS stream for a MI"
or >" pools are found. lonely IN The woods
or lsvond the confines 81 som" farm
tn" pools ar" APT TO contain sI'rkl"d
trout 81 hall n pounds weight They ar"
g"nuin" brook trout all right enough. hut
viii not RI" To th" nN, u" II cast ever ~
denly
They can le taken only Will hHirlinr
silk attached Ia n very long pole With
n bunch ~ angleworms on III" hnuk the Tnl"
i thrust forward alov" III" pool and IN"
halt Dropped in gently. ~" man AZ III"
other end meanwhile Keeping SsStulouslv
~ sight. In this way. II he remains
hidden. IL is occasionally pussiblo to taxi"
n half dozen Of th" beauties from one snail
bit 81 water.
The-a trout, locked In their pools. are
IL n onc" numerous iril-a. Those
which are gone were not caught and hroiled.
hut were washed into IA" Mississippi nv
great frcShc's ot IA" past There l. now
scarcely a small stream "mp' inns into the
river In all Wisconsin or Minnesota which
half a complement of trout
The rundcaler, 'hc oHic"nolder. the
.oNico-eek"r and ~" boomer are happy
and III" chances mr." that they will he happy
until tho frost drives 'h"m hom" Whether :
or not they Will b' utterly untitled for
cramring civilization remains 10 10 seen.
The sentiment II the party j. expressed
10y tho boomer. who says
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