The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-04
DnOOKIYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN Failing Hair. itching Scalp.
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NReEA sos Fulton ST.. opp Flatbush av.. BkVn.
Drug and Department Stores have It,
TIE SEA TROUT OF CANADA.
NOT INFERIOR, SAVE IN SIZE,
no THE SALMON ITSELF.
Splendid Sport to he Had Mt This Season
In Angling for Them In the Gull OF
st, Lawrence-Uniaue Trout Fishing
on the 81 guenay Riyer-The Flies to Use

ouEBEc, Aug. 27.--This is the season for
sea trout fishing in the Gulf Of st. Lawrence
the Bale DIES Chaleurs and the lower portions
OF the rivers flowing into them. The hsf
are reported to be just as plentiful this year
as the salmon have been scarce.
When first lifted from the sea. the backs
of the sea trout are of blush green, just the
color of the wave, and the under part OF the
fab sparkles like molten silver. At this
time OF the year the whole Gulf OF st.
Lawrence ahounds with this fish, the in
dividual specimens running from one to
seven pounds in weight.
They proceed up the rivers, apparently
10 spawn, as far as the head OF the tide in
each, though II was formerly supposed that
they never assembled into the purely fresh
water. At all events they are most freely
caught either in the salt or brackish water
A very short sojourn In fresh water pro-
ducee striking changes both In their form
and celebration. They lose flesh and hence
appear longer in shape, and are very bril-
liantly colored with tri-coored fins OF black,
white and scarlet. ard numerous bright
spots over the body.
In addition to ascending the rivers to
spawn, there is no doubt that the sea trout
run into them after the smelt upon which
they feed and when these latter return to
the sea, late in the year, the sea trout again
follow them.
In the lower part OF tho Gulf OF st. Law
renee the sea trout fishing begins much
earlier than It does farther west Thus In
the bays and harbors OF Prince Edward
Island it is good In June.
In these bays and along the coasts OF
the island they are taken with scarlet
fiy, from a boat under easy sail, with a
nackerel breeze and often with a heavy
ground swell. The fly skips from wave
to wave at the end Of thirty yards OF line,
and there should be at least seventy yards
more on the reel
1t Ia splendid sport, as a strong fish will
sonnet lines make a long run and give good
chase down the wind. In fact, 1t is not too
much to say that the sea trout are the most
valuable OF the Sdlrnonid6 after the Atlantic
salmon itself. and neither in beauty OF
form and color, nor in excellence OF flavor,
nor yet in sporting qualifications do they
fall behind even 1t, although they are far
inferior in weight and size.
Sometimes. too, very large run OF these
beautiful fish is met. Among other catches
on record IL one Of sixt cen trout, Weighing
over eighty pounds, caught in one morning
at st. Peters Bay, twenty eight miles from
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
The same gentleman, with friend. killed
800 OF these fish in single tide.
Sometimes this fish il killed quite out Of
sight OF land by trolling fly from q SAT-
boat, much in the same way aa In maokerel
or bluefsh angling. For this sport 1t Is
necessary to use reel cont aiming not less
~ n tat -, me " n,a1hnd snd NJ
vsrx 1To,snt resi:t nee beiore bein q qbt
u - ~ 1sfr
The trout frequently throws itself out
A. H. hsautiYui bright sides flashing like
d. n tha s,mi;sht When at r,iek II
NM 18th n,ysc,ent velocity 70 brine the
sr9Isr;s hsert int O his mouth. and A hun
49, vsrds ~ line MOVES little enough at
tinoes To- hold IL ' r'0' '''''0
~ 81, .rata. Nsh,no tbsr. "a M n.od
"a Re rsr+sn,lar about q choice on lure FOR
sos trp,t Az Il nv no means necessary.
naIt, n rsssmbianoe to known al Iiv d
rprset,'ras "a anna renIiy u,nerHmons "s
Tasr,tn o Xxi n,,tside Tie har The ano ler
.hn,,,d trsy thia hat NJ the end Of twenty
r.r,is ~ Hns and even more II the fish are
sby. The spinnine and slist bait ia
npEsr ~ escane' The trout il pinued
spnsy,s snd re6erte MT ,,nti, the hooks are IN
e. Tyban the an oler must he nrena red for
n r,sh hea,de Which that Ola pollock OF
tha sams eiza /. a mare crawl
Rserin o IN yiew the tact that tbese fran.
IL stsprts are IRE res,t ~ friobt the cam.
ttc,,s ~, e,er Lnowa how 70 ,et HE fsb rim
ont tn : csrt ain point when suddenly
esisin q the noint of hia rod he brin ora pres.
s,,ra ~ besr and winds I'M out goea the
,ins sosin and The same Constituents are
archan sd the number M the INNS denend.
Inc ,ipon the anglers skill. and still more
~, .he syxs and 6ndition Of the nrisoner
o' Ths dsnth nj which The SKINNER should
,rorE ds1ends iaroely on The weather and
~snArsi state = the atmosnhera and water
Srash hreez. a. divers Rave renarked
WiIl craste a distnrbance among the marine
Tfe be'ow. even where the water remains
narr.tuallv calno Myrads Of inv Great
~ ~ ara a.t in motion and these arc The
Wein nhiects ~ The trout's nursrit ''''
0n csfn, eyeninSs The sand aels coma IN
~ e., VIZ. ai"o The trout are to he found
Saed,nr littla yariat,on in the nnmbar
~ eanters ,,a nsI aided bv Iitt,e udament
"a nhsarya tion an The art ~ tho ann Ior
III Sanersiiy dstermine tha eIsct nosition
- M an ,ybicb are at no time yerv hard
~ Snd last 81 All when hungry
A. tbis sesson 81 the wear "a me- ~ tho
h.at So tro,,t Hsh;no n 70 he had IN tho
n"n,,th ~ ths CaacaSedian In tho paia daY
m.,e,,rs snd In me inwsr strstches ~