The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

rope had broken every Joint OF the
rod ! tried to hx 1t 30 that could
make a cnet. but failed However,
when the Nos dropped on the water st (
appeared that every trout in the hole
started for them. so took my tys cnty-
Two rihc, shot one Of the trout and n
had my 1hdian guide get It out I cut
n piece from Il. and uaing this for
Datt, with hook and short piece OF
lino on stick. caught in about ten
minutes, nifty of these trout-nlI that
we needed for camp use.
lin the northwest corner OF Wash.
ington. nenr the-Idaho line, surround
ed by high mountains that rise almost
from the waters edge. Ia a little lake
about u mile and half wide and -four
miles long that ia one OF the most (
Dehuufui In this country. and at GER
tain times. considering the scenery and K
the climate. furnishes the nneat fish- K
ing In North America. Hero the fsh.
ING AT the proper season Is done only
with the ny. As soon as the shadow
OIL the high mountains on the west be-
gins to creep across the water the
trout come out near this shore in, Ger.
tain places 10 feed. These spots
easily located By the white CANDY bot
tom. against which In that clear water
You can see every movement or the
hsh as II they floated in the air.
AZ you make cast from one OF
tnese spots you will see from one -
nun a dozen beautiful cut throat trour
oar , LOT your ny. and an expert can
easily catch here an average OF ona
trout per minute. The nshine n dono
from q rowboat, and by casting toward
tue bnore. Tho plan that! my companion
ana l Followed was that one would
nandie the boat while the other 1isl,edI. 1
exchanging places when tho man ssh
ing had caugt ten .''',''
remember that my companion :.
aelishtful and mild hammered man ona (
.ime used most astonishing lannuora
IN denouncins his luck when his FIRST
,, casts landed six ash. because
THIS brought him again SO quickly r.
the oars All the trout we caurh,
we're small, and rema rka BILE for bcins
SO nearly the same size. about n nouns
ana half One OF the largest one.
we caught made strike for the nv
, a.sseo ~ and following when tho nv
struck struck on the bont 3 few inches above +,
the water, leaped out 10 catch jt-ard
was landed' 8il}l '54 =, las' - A nc \
How Frye Proved II.
ne Two great anglers OF the Sonata
are the majority leader. Pcnrose. Of
ennsyIvania and Frye, OF Maine, the
new father of the upper house" Sen
ator Penrose in vacation time poes a..
lar west as the Yeilowetone In search
LOT trout. while Senator FRYE FOR twn
months each year seeks the same royal
sport at his Maine camp upon the
Rangely lakes '17t- II go
II there was one achievement OF h,s
ne OF which MIR. Frye has been tncl,nad
10 Doata II was that OF having caughr
what at the time was the Iarpnaf
square s,.. tailed trout ever taken with a
ny. some time after this, at a dinner
a. st by body Of distinguished
men, the Maine Senator uttered ~. \
BOAST, only to be challenged by no Las
an authority than Professor Araasiz
VINO with great emphasis ipronouncad
~ TO be scientific fact that no true .
trout ever attained the weight clain,s
ed-seven pounds. "a SaIa ff1i.',
The following season Mr.. FRYE was
fortunate enough to break his own
record by a whole pound, and r. VS.
with great satisfaction that he naclsnd
me eight-ponnd square tail in ice and
snipped IT with due haste to the great
xaa suI ,, VINO acknowledged his de-
teat IN the following laconie line: A N III
The theory OF lifetime kicked 70
death by factn' 5TS A IA ~ +
among our men In public life there
IS no greater fisherman than Gifford
finchot. one OF whose feats was lately
.huaed by the we'll known angler, au-
thor and authority on game f,shes
Charles Frederick Holder, as laths
quickest and most sersa tiona Il AN el,na
off, +aa't - !ifN','f u '% ilearu
Ptnchot has caught twenty.po,,nd
trout In klamath Falls with a, tt1y.and
hYe- ounce rod; has shot orca gla diators
on the Pacific coast; has taken tarnon
tuna and all the big game FISH thai
SWIM our waters. but the feat to whioh
VT. Holder testifies was performed not
iong ago off San Clemente. Cal, upon
uay IN which tdo- s0-pound sword
hs ME, iell victims OF his prowess
i'IAo first thara
caught in the morning. but II was III
ianaing OF the second after dark that
made him the particular object of the
| critical Holders admiration. 5t.s-.
Night Brittle With Monster.
Some time after in the afternoon
word came to Holders camp that Pin. Il
chot was fast to something three miles
on shore, and the angler author. mi K
Ting out his launch, found the CORNER
forester in little stiff wf1izzinE stern
nrst through a rising sea toward
rought water. A q twenty-four- strand h
line. attached to some mod leytatham
of the submarine realm, was towing
the little craft so fnst that Its stern
was held down dangerously near to the
surface, but on Pinchot sped, with M
other crew than a twelve -year-old boy
OF the oars "a: G55,,. - X
For Ave miles to scaward theyswent
IN the mad race, until the sun set the
darkness fell and the moon rose. Int
still P!nchot hold on like grim death s.
bringing the monster flfteen times
Talongsde his boat, only to sea a. n,ars
OF when he would slsillfully playl on,
HIS 500 feet OF line again and ma tient1,,
the great f1eh> 3{Sff lIr1l- isAa 49,