The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
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ANGLERS DO WELL
DESPITE THE HEAT
Hot Sunday Handicaps Fisher
men, but Many Fine
Catches Reported
By FRANK o,DoNNELL


The usual delegations of city anglers
were out on their favorite trout streams
last Sunday, and those who could took
short trips to some of the nearby fish
ing resorts on subsequent days of the
week. The Sunday fishermen did not
fare as we'll as they hoped to. the hot
weather being somewhat of a draw
back, especially on streams where
there was no timber to afford anglers
protection from the hot sun. Steel
head trout were plentiful enough in
nearly all of the coast streams ac-
cessible to week end anglers. but large
fish were not much in evidence. In the
san Lorenzo river, Boulder, Puris-
sima and San Gregorio creeks and in
all of the streams to the south of the
peninsula small fish predominated.
Sportsmen who attended to the actual
ever, reported that the fish were thriv-
ing, and 1t was the consensus of opin-
ion that good sized fish would be more
numerous within a short time.
SAN MATEO STREAMS GOOD
The Purissima and San Gregorio
creeks in San Mateo county were well
patronized early in the week by mem
oers OF the California anglers associa
tion. Henry klevesahI, w. c. Glasson,
Roy Scott Frank Mahon and Frank
Taylor, all accompanied by their wives,
Hshed both streams and also the San
Gregorio lagoon. All of them did very
well, though the hot weather forced
some to quit early. Billy Street made
a nice catch on the Purissima and good
to limit baskets were accounted for by
Il. Fitzpatrick, G. M. kraul, NJ. F. Nc
Guire, A. F. Salin, C. Iange, J. Platt,
Mel Vogel and Theodore Ottman.
Ralph Friedman and wife, Fred Sar-
cander, Frank Ball Charles +. Breid-
enstein and Arthur Blade were some
of the successful anglers who wet their
lines in the San Gregorio.
Twas creek in Santa Clara county
was good for splendid catches. Bert
Howard and a friend took an auto
trip to the creek and creeled IS fish
between them with the fly. o. C. Lang
field and William r. Casey, two expert
rod manipuiators, spent three days on
Mill creek, a tributary of the upper
Twas, getting limit baskets every day
during their stay Ernst Boucher and
friend fished the Llagas with fair to
good results. William Fisher and wife
had a splendid days sport on the San
creeling fine strings in a short time
with little trouble.
TROUT RUNNING WELL
Results were good as rule with
trout fishermen in Marin and Sonoma
counties. Doctor Wilson was one of
several who made good catches IN Lake
La gunita while Ned Bosqui and several
fellow club members continued 10 stir
up the fish in Salmon creek near Bo-
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persisted in their attempt To make
fishing history on the old Paper Mill
creek, whipping the stream from Toca-
Iona clear down to the White House
pool near Point Reyes.
A great many striped bass were
taken on the San Pablo flats during
the week and the stretch of water off
also found good. Doctor Young and
his brother took 20 bass Weighing from
5 to Z pounds off Greenbrae last
week. Among the fishermen on the
San Pablo flats last Sunday were Pro-
fessor Emil Acceret John Davis,
Charles Lehretter, Henry Remmens-
berger, Harry Trader. Charles 2. Land
resse, Louis Gotthelf, Henry Lutz, AL
Boley, l.. Petersen and Herman Griff.
James M. Cunningham and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Isham had some
great sport with striped bass On Pros
pect slough near Rio Vista. Mrs.
Isham negotiated a 81 FOUNDER and
Mrs. Cunningham landed one OF about
the same weight Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ninghams joint catch weighed over 500
pounds There is great run of bass
on the Yolo basin and every one who
tries around Rio Vista seems 10 make
good catches with ease.
Deep sea fishermen are having great
sport with salmon in Monterey bay,
fkl. %ola 4
to / 500 fish. Local light tackle ang-
lers are keeping their weather eye
toward the heads, as the big ones are
likely to put in an appearance outside
| the gate at any time.