Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19
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ticnlarlv anxione - OF an o,d WON
nor thai - nv corta :, = : 1nu,1 "a e,o I "a
hoan sto,1ino nv ffhait En- a;ob+ o. ,.s.s
He was in ) deem circnlar nool5 8 ahts
by 4 hig snruce stnmn that stnck Il = Il
feet. out Of & the water. and the Il ;nP5
would always break before Won could
get his nose out II.
..Well, this spring tried new y,.s y ~,
When he bit & let the line slack and
crept over. to the stump. What * saw
nearly took nv breath clean aW Il. Il :
on peering into the poo1 II ma e. out
the nose Of the trout sticking out Of
a two-inch hole in the base acf he
stump. The hook was in his mouth
and the water was boiling where he
threshed it with his tail I went back
to camp as quick as could, got an
Ak, knocked the trout on the head and
then chopped the stump OF level with
water. 1t was hollow all the. way
down, and had no trouble in lifting
out the fish. He weighed nearly three
pounds and was sort of humpel IN
from living in such close quarters Il
also got back four rusty hooks that
we're sticking in the wood. suppose
the trout got washed into a hole BY
freshet while he was small, and that
a stone rolled against the hole kept
him prisoner until the next freshet
came along and washed II awav Nv
that time he was too big to get
through and had to s1av in nrison .aa+.
ing what drifted his wav"
One of the biggest from ever tatsn
in the Otter above T,anbv was canoht
a few DAYS ago nv. George i F;ska >
lumherman who fs student of fsh
and their hahits,5#Ha h " uhoro :,
front had rai6od b;e ho;+ 90, eo,or,1
wears and made IN hts Mad - -,
him The fish Law IN Ico,,,dron
shaped hole and lis favorite tr,ck
was to min off the end of VOW
without touchin- the hook Fis,-a
knew this and he.conceived novel
Wav tn fool the old front
Taking a h1nck of cod obo,+ q foo+
souare ho ont cir IN y ana +han
aid IN tho ont hts hoo1, ond sanara,
riches of Inc Tho bool was haitad
with fo+ ong,o 1vorr, snd +h;s 49,
: ,,owod =, s+;o1- 80 80 ~ fros,, :, 49,,
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nf Tho sod Aftor ,,,,,, d;,e +ha 1,,o+,,r
Nth MD Ee1a 80 ~ go aaoa+
and With fsb rod n hon9 followad -
course down Tho stream lett;ng tbe
,,,;1 unwind &c bo nroornssad -W7ha,n
the lid trout oot.bis owe IN +bo 1,,,,r,
beI +bo,,o.ht = bod ha.uan 1,ashad - -,
. storm md nicl.ad i at ~ ~ . a,rth
~ slso niclsed tba boo1s uThicI
moment later had hoen dr;yar - he
toneh laws when Ia was fina Ilv
banded after ) hatt,a roval No
weighed close to four nonnds
Dalton Rnrrmphs If Mendor tried
Tho small. brooks that Aow town +he
west Stone Of Killington peak and at
noon became disguised because he
could oct few trout If lapa ! 9lanpth
Finallv While IN what 4 known a
tba Eddv Rrcnk no came = an old
mill dam There was hip noo, he.
low this and thinking that he would
certainly And fair fish here he an.
nroache7 carefully and dronped in
his hook 4 moment later there was
! slight ting and cautiously milling
nm Rnrronghs saw that he had hooked
= zzfive.inch trout. He was trying to
shake # of. when there was mighty
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