Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-31
noon. The long string Of perch he
caught was not mentioned in the count.

noon: The long string Of perch he
caught was not mentioned in the count.
Thomas Regan, Charles ]. Pfeil and
William Knoblock were guests of Rob-
ert Regan, Bird Hotel, Colonial Beach.
on a days outing. They reached the
Beach on an afternoon boat in order to
get on the river early the next morn
"And it was a daylight start in Bob
Regan's new boat, Charles X" said
Maurice Auerbach. t'It was an ideal
morning for fishing and the boys had
good luck"
Bob Regan led the party with a four
pound rock. The party fished near buoy
81 and landed considerably more than
one hundred pounds OF fish.
Capt J. w. Crouch Of the Vernon
and Maurice Auerbach Of the New Will
lard, Colonial Beach. took out a party
Of nine anglers one day last week.
They went to a place known as Three
Acre Lot" found fish plentiful and
made good catch. Their catch totaled
more than 400 fish. Those who accom-
panied Capt. Crouch and Auerbach
ley, s. Besselievre. J. L. Ewin. J. H.
Arendes. George A. Keough, c. Nelson
and J. Under.
There was a large gathering Of
anglers and others at Rock Point for q
weekend outing.
And those who made the effort" said
one of the lucky ones. caught fish.
They caught trout, hardheads, rock.
spots and perch.
And the spots caught this year." he
added. are the largest I've ever seen
caught there"
G. P. Howell, Maj. NJ. W. Reneil, Capt
William Mitchell Capt. Moore, w. E.
Snyder and wife, w. H. Henshaw and
family, Miss Black. F. K. Steele and
son. H l. Wilson. jr.: A. K Hall
wife, r. M Harper. T. M. Quill and
daughter. Albert Wilson, John Shea and
wife. Edward Costigan and wife, w. F.
Derrickson and wife. NJ. F. Shipman, l..
F: Bradley. w. H. Cornish. ]. N. Paine.
rell and wife. Miss Theresa Farrell.
Karl E. Farrell. T. Frank Morgan and
wife, A. F. Patten. J. w. Nelson.
Charles R. Nixon. Mrs. c. 8. Johnson.
Miss Machen. A. W. Bright, Guy L.
Prescott. H. X Southland, c. C. Curtis
and Robert Mop Milans.
Christopher Cotton Of the Army War
strachan at Aqua creek last week
Host and guest had splendid sport on
the water. catching many plymouth
bass. any number OF large white perch.
numerous yellow perch and a few
tailors.
Strachan landed ten bass one after
noon. He sailed to the mouth Of the
creek and fished for perch. he said,
and while there he saw large school
Of bass. but the fish refused to notice
his bait
A. T. Schroth has caught fish enough
this summer to supply the average
dealer, with a stock large enough for
River Springs. where Capt. James
Dingy looks after his bait and boat,
and boatman and sportsmen, 1t is re-
ported. have surprised the residents OF
Martin Schneider was at River
Springs on a weekend outing. and the
fish served at the hotel were SO much
enjoyed that he inquired where they
were from.
"They were caught by Tony schroth,"
he was told. II haven't bought a fish
since the sportsman came here"
Mr.. Schroth's family occupy a cottage
on the beach.
Anglers are having fine sport on LIT
tie river fishing for bass. They are
batting with smelt and are catching
large numbers OF the fish. Yellow
perch and a few white perch are being
caught there.
W. T. Reynolds, Harry McNinch,
on their annual outing on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal. They are
aboard VIII Reynolds launch and will
go as far as Seneca.
We will go frogging and will try to
get a few turtles" said Reynolds.
Then we will go bass fishing"
No more ardent nsherfolk ever baited
a hook than Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Marsh and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Camp
bell. who are enjoying a three-week
stay at Leishear's Bluff Point House, at
the junction OF the Potomac and WI
comico rivers.
This quartet journeyed to Bluff point
in the launch Margaret M, and are up
bright and early every morning, en-
joying the fishing from Cobb point
light to the Chaptico wharf In one
hour one morning, the past week, they
caught forty-four hsh, Weighing from
one to two pounds. which made a most
enjoyable breakfast for the guests at
Bluff point. ono Of the interesting spots
in the Bushwood region.
Both Mr.. Marsh and Mr.. Campbell
are keen devotees of the sport. and
there is scarcely a Sunday in the year,
weather permitting, that they are not
to be found somewhere on the Potomac
river. They regard Bluff point as the
softest fishing ground that they have
SO far discovered.
]. J. Bartram and Charles +. Shat
tuck enjoyed two dayG fishing at Blur
point on the Wicomico and Potomac
rivers last week. They made big hauls
Of croaker and rockflsh.