The sun., 1916-10-07
"Porgies-Miilions Of Them"

Oct. g.. A:54 5IA Ia5S $40 53S
"Porgies-Minions Of Them"
.Porsies and more porgi.s. millions Of
Lead puts IL. Passengers on the Rossbeli
thursday caught from 40 to 10 per man.
Fred Roster Of secaucus. n. j.. was high
how plentiful they were for they stopped
hshihs at / o'clock and every man had all
will remain a week or two before starting
on their long journey southwark.
How and Where to Catch Msckere1
Tomcods. founders. cells and mackerel
i Head P''i near ~ the - ssa In IN s spsasw.ter. ' Sir.
anu Mrs. Christian George boated 10 mack
erei. ~ small ,omcod and 30 founders.
Bunker i tn. best maoker.i bait. and
best at the top Of the hood tide. BRiAR.
Richmond I'M, Oct. 6.
1 Three Species at Klondyke.
Fishermenn on the Girslda on wsdnes-
and the catches Included sea bass. black.
Harry Watch of Richmond Hill wa. hish
giles II. ". Perretus was a good second
with 20 sea bass and porsiss; George Coon
porgies; CHARLES Jacobson. is sea bass and
porsy, and BENJAMIN Goldbers. s sea bass
and l blacknsh.
Good Timers Get Good Cstch.
The Good Time Fishing club Of as West
at sandy Hook caught IS weakfsh and II
cfoakers. sik men fshed. The high hook
man was John Reul. who had ~ weaknsh
anu I croakcrs.
High Hook Man 81 Fish Ut Barpegat.
on the midweek trip Of the Cape Cod to
Barn.Eat. fishermen caught sea bass, por-
giles. ruke. blackrsh. bluefsh and ~weaknsh.
me heaviest ish taken were blackhsh
The average catch ranged from 80 to 81
nsh to the individual. John Valentine Of
iisn. TMo n o, il HI. was so, h,sn hook .I s,'h nd ID
i,fse catches. They we're Frank Williams
g gnh south orange. y: J.. with 81 a.n and
On the way down. passing Point Pleas
ant, two sea turtles We're seen that Capt.
JAKE Wise estimated to weigh a ton.
From Bar 10 Bar.
Returning from AN outside fishing trip
last sunday. Capt. SenEer Of the yacht
Amelia OF Great Klls. Staten Island.
Hope. aground on a sand bar. due 10 engine
trouble.
The Amelia got the Ana of the bar and
Hope invited Capt. seng-r. tn. crew and
member. OF the Good Time Fishing club
on board tho Amelia TO the bar Of Gillis's
and then to dinner.
small lanai ~f1ounde~~ Plentiful.
ou, small. JOHN PiAscHkE.
Tn" Raunt. Jamaica Bay. Oct. s.
strange Happenings In Fish World.
Rosabell last sunday caught blackhsh.
was taken by,J; " Mssenhi. Mr Ma:
discovered that a large back tooth had
been nlled with gold. 10 you suppose this
hsh escaped from an aquarium Else how
N,w York. Oct. s. EDGEwATER.
&:-Ib. Channel Bsss at Ocean City.
weakash. kinghsh. croskers. bluensh and
founders were taken from the Ocean. city
weaknsh, ~. kingnsh. is+. croakers. III;
b.u.nsh. 40: founders. T.
,hs At o, HssAn day. gi'y IL. " r Giia. ,TS% the TOOK isrf Z
channel bass weighing q. pounds and I
ounces.
Could zee Fish Coming Up to Chum.
catch at the Horseshoe, sandy Hook. OF
w-akhsh. croaker- and nuke taken by ang-
icrs In Tho Thomas Carroll from Great
The catch Of ?5s wcaknsh Weighing from
! to , pounds. IS croak-rs weighing IN
the neighborhood OF . pounds each, aud
several nuke. deserves more than brief at
'ept,on; ...,o,, y, y A.,
out leads, we could actually see the hsh
coming up TO our chum.
Capt. Frank He,zel has had great luck
this season and most OF his weakhsh
catches have been over ono hundred. The
writer has Hshod with him all summer
and ALWAYS participated In catches iha'
Great Kills Il an ideal fishing place. and
! can gusrant"e any one hsh'ng from mere
all season and the captains sailing from
Their. are good scouts, to say nothing a.,
Shuer. provide the best % creature. com
forts for al concerned. n A. MUNRO.
ioes woodycr.si ave. oct. .
Zig Wraka.h In Hampstead hay.
The Hampstead Bay weakhsh season "a
nearly over, but good sized weakfsh are
st!iI being taken. on Thursday my chum.
Charles Artma2p. and | got Ave fish rang
ms from ! to 10 pounds eafh, lie g'' me
New York. Oct. g.
More to Fishing Than Angling.
In my angling experience weather con
ways dependable. For instance, the black
bass fisherman looks upon n bright. warm
day in September, with. the water low and
Gear. a. a sure sign OF a catch. yet the
best Laid plans 81 mice and men. ]
have failed absolutely. and on a rainy, day.
see one inch below the surface, have
made "a good catch. I read many articles
telling % the r,iEh' bait 10 use Tor fresh
u pickerel would not iook at u niinnow.. hut
/ just put a frog on the line, ard-welI, there
you are; that Is the exception and not the
rule,
Delaware does not know what a h"lgrami'e
? LOOKS IKE. h1'l nv " FNa'f ~
and see what happens. ns merely common
sense. 4.
me angler who seeks "pas,Hr.s new
the natural bait which inhahits those par
ticular waters. The experienced fisherman
knows this am mo-. telling .ny,hIns new y,
us. so what's the use?
Good advice is considered the cheapest
on earth. But we all try to give II. don't
We? There is so much ego In the human
frame. suppose we all think we know
something the other fellow doesn't.
But THIS IL not at all what started out
70 saw: How much Of this beautiful earth's
gorgeous scenery IL missed by the people who
do not Ash How fortunate the fshermsn,
paradise. which his eyes would never have
seen had IL not been for. the lure which
turks in tn" deep, sparkling depths
often In making n turn In the river the
wonderful view fairly draws = gasp OF as
tonishment and admiration. ] honestly be-
iieys | have looked upon soma Of the most
wonderful and heautiful scenes with which
nature has endowed mother earth, and all
because ] am a fisherman.
with great, massive rocks towering hish
upon all sidcs capped with 'erdure of
every hue large stu nools rejecting
! broken by TIVE skish ana swirl OF a trout
or bass. or n rushing, swlrling torrent pour.
ing for ages IT.. mighty weight down som"
slope over earth's secrets which no man
will ever reveal.
such scenes are common to the Usher
road gets hut a glimpse from afar of but
the OUTSIDE of nature. Those beautiful
hidden spots are as diamonds to glass. and
IL is worth all the hard going 10 view
Last Monday | took a party Of friend.
20 a spot on the Schoharie River We had
WORLD
4sth -. and broadway.
ASTER GARDENS.