The San Francisco call., 1909-06-27
SUPPLY
GOOD SPORT FOR
ANGLERS
Fishing in FaVorife Haunts Is
Reported Best Expert
enced i'm Years
By FRANK o'DoNNELL

After many weeks of waiting for Inn
proved conditions on trout streams,
local angling enthusiasts. particularly
ny casting artists. are at last assured
OF we'll filed creels and good sport in
several places at least. Reports from
Sims, Lamoine, Castle Crag and other
favorite fishing haunts on the upper
Sacramento say that the fishing is by
far the best experienced in years
Floyd 5. judah spent a few days at
castle Crag last week and returned
made with files there and at other
places on the river. H. F. Elliott, who
is at Castle Crag farm, told Judah that
he had taken from % to 40 fish every
natural flies commenced to come out.
Roscoe Havens of Oakland, with
Messrs, Ransome and Matthews of the
same town, took limit bags Saturday
and Sunday at Sims and George
Walker and William Kennedy returned
to the hotel at the same place with
full creels every day for two weeks.
Numerous fishing parties have gone
out since word OF the big doings was
received in the city and many anglers
are contemplating outings for the
coming week end holidays. Sims, Cas-
tella. Castle Crag, Castle Rock, La
moine and Shasta Springs are attract
ing large numbers of anglers, but re-
sorts on other streams are not being
ignored. Nothing assuring has been
heard from the Truckee as yet. but
many members Of the San Francisco fly
over the independence day holidays to
the lodge near Boca, hoping that con-
ditions will have improved by that
time. DR.. F. P. Carnac- Marquis and
wife will leave Friday for Glenbrook,
Lake Tahoe, and will be Joined there
by Doc Watt Edward NJ. Boggs will
also leave for the lake soon with his
wife and two sons.
Dr. J. Auburn Wibon and party will
go 10 Pelican bay, an arm Of klamath
lake, for week to troll for the large
ath hot springs. Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Wells viii leave in a light wagon on
fishing trip. They will start from
Santa Rosa and stop at Neycastle to
thence to the Truckee river. After a
stop on the latter stream the party Will
go through the Sierra valley.
Immediately after July 4 Colonel A.
p Culver, Mr.. Donner, DIR. Sampson
and Mrs. Ferguson will go to the Big
Meadows country for six weeks stay
and viii journey from there TO Drake
springs DR.. Rodley of this city, with
| his son and daughter, will go TO the
Big Meadows in an automobile. AL
Baker. A V Avernon and H. II. Baker
viii fish the south fork OF the Feather
river, in Plumas county. on the ap-
preaching weekend holidays.
Trout streams in Marin and San Ma
teo counties were visited by the usual
j
Baker, Midnight" Miller and II. Beck
er hshed the headwaters OF the Puris-
sima and got nice baskets. DR.. Nor
gan of Spanishtown was in the city re-
Gently and said that the natives had no
trouble in getting from 20 to % fish
from the Purissima in the afternoon
and early evening. Paper Mill creek
Yielded UP nice trout to Jim Lynch,
Emil Acceret. w. r. Eaton, Ed Cohen.
Al Larsen, Frank Dolliver, A. Banker
and three or four others last Sunday.
George Uri and Jack Preece returned
/ from camping and fishing trip on the
Gualala river recently. Charles Urfer
returned from Donner lake Thursday
Striped bass anglers have been doing
fairly OF late. Joe Meyer and Louis
Gotthelf were at San Pablo Sunday
and landed u fish, but most of them
had TO be thrown back Charles II.
Kewell, c. P. Landresse and Eddie
Conlin f1shed the Yolo basin. near Rio
Vista, for black and striped bass sun
day.
Deep sea fishermen are still awaiting
the appearance Of salmon outside the
heads and the more persistent of them
are going out regularly. Sunday and
Monday George Barnes and Jentz Nell
son trolled from launch from Pedro
point to Bolinas point, but got only
one strike IN the two days.
A telegram was received at the club
rooms of the California anglers asso-
citation few days ago from Capftola
stating that % salmon weighing from
20 to 80 pounds had been caught at
that place.