The sun., 1916-11-10

,.ss nuressteu ana golden pIover, yeIow-
iets. Aug is to Dec. /.
Wilson or Jacksnipe. Oct. 1 to Jan. l..
Coot. sallinule. duck. goose. brant, Oct. 1
No open season.: Female English or ring.
neck pheasants. Wild turkey Ueis). wood
LUCK uslsD. dove. wild pigeon. upland
Bag I.lmits for Each Species.
,e In New Jersey, where tn. upland RAM:
male English ringneck pheasant. ruled
grouse and HUNGARIAN partridge, the bag
runed grouse. 3 English or rinSneck pleas.
ants 3 Hungarian cartridges.
inc season has been open for some time
These limits are: Ten woodcock. 30 marsh
hens. 20 ducks and 10 each of geese and
prant In a day.
Big skate Taken In Sound.
Doc Griffin OF Stamford, Conn. with .
on election day caught e?5 biacknsh and
make. The largest Ash was . skate Of 50
pounds.
Big skate and Hake Felt Like Cod.
The seaweed Fishing Club. In the Casa
nova; intended that its eighteen fishermen
days northeast storm decided that II would
be best to Ash at the bell buoy and catch
'Rockaway trout"
cod. get the gam vost, cod" proved
I DC n " pound skate. StiefNaterl COD
was a ~ pound hake.
Mr.. Bl.cknsh B~isckashes.
Manhattan Beach rockpiie 10 an ideal
always be found there. On Saturday last /
caught Is biacknsh. Clam IL the best bait.
New York. Nov. .. ", BLACKLIST.
Says search Maioney and MeGiinn.
Count me In on the Contribs dinner.
] must insist. however. that Maloney and
Irish confetti before the dinner starts. I'm
agine the possible damage to the glassware
" tsis S Tors lo be not ', MHiirr HAT
George England 70 Make Merry.
I have noticed recently some letters
Rod and Gun column getting together and
having a dinner. You can count on me be-
Ing there to help make merry.
II such a dinner takes place I will distrib-
ute to the diners III" cigars that Gus Chris
,lan was supposed 10 give me last summer.
am greatly interested in the articles
that appear in the Rod and Gun column.
They are Of q very high type. hut tho
have ict, In. column what has become 90
the regulars who always have something
l wish to say tina, am now a regular
fisherman. and ! hold the record for
sprtped bass on the Shrewsbury River. To
date ] have heard Of no one eaualling my
catch ! caught the bass from the bridge
and boat; tn" largest weighing 10 pounds.
During tn. summer I went 10 the banks
once in a while and saw the same old drop
going of;ener and | hope hy that time
the pests OF pleasure seekers will have re.
formed. expect 70 20 10 Havana the hrst
Of the year and fish. so I hope that the din
ncr will lake place ssi9rs ! sal ,.sn
New York. Nov. ..
what Constitutes Fair Founder Catch:
How would you like TO 20 fishing and
81, in an open boat with the cooling
zephyrs ~ November blowing through
your hir'nts APPENDICES and catch
4 contributor wri,e.: .rair catches
have been i:7. - and 1875 nsh TO a boat.
These vary In size from three to a pound
zach and they bite all through the MOOD
Ye gods and MI. nsh:', Doesn't 4
jar you" "a fair catch Of 20 70 20" Is
into IA. thousands. But. wait Get the
three TO n pound Item. What a mess
to .ecd to the chickens and how 'disl-
graceful they must look dressed sim.
m.ring In a pan Of sputt-ring hot fat
However. It's a safe bet they never &c;
that far.
Three 10 = pound-nve ounces Of noun-
der. less two ounces OF trimmings leaves
three ounces Of detachable flesh. NJ for a
king; hut how many would It require 20
and cabbage Appetite Can you not pain;
a brain picture Of the lightweight small
calibr-. really and truly out and on; hsh
nv ''h' N''N '''s@ 1870
,fair catchesDF
/ wonder II he uses a haw..r to horse
Don't You pity him / do. with ali my
heart. He Is deserving OF the profound
est sort Of pity.
things instead Of biting all through the
Hood tide" could bite through the bottom
Of the boat and sink the whole blamed
outfit.
Why. man. These little fellows are 80
small that they haven't sense enough Ia
shake the salt from their tails. They're
tame. They're like children looking for
such ,falr catches, are really very cred
far better to feed them and let the chicks
grow until they are on the pap. They'r.
not even founders. and It's no, FOUNDER
fishing It's downright, deliberate child
However, suppose soma folks ar. 40
blessed that they are used to IL and dom,
know the difference. and so the slaughter
goes on unto the end.
wha, a horrible nightmare some NJ those
fellows must have In the days Of their
do,age. when one foot IL In the grave and
they have lots OF time for retrospection.
to sec all these little fish bones dancing
before their eyes and making faces at
them.
think II was Dives who begged for a
drop Of water. and his call was unheedcd
1t were better tina, he should have been
his neck. for there were times tina, ne
had plenty, but ne was such Q giutton
and such . selfish man he was cast into
Throw the little ones back and avoid
the chances so far a. you can OF being
driven to the brink OF despair with q hum
ger for nsh and get not a ons; You don,
are lots that de.erv: y. though. sYL"
A Record Il h Proud or
I've read Of the Black Tom disaster.
I've read OF the European War.
I've read of the Hughes and Wilson cam
And that diamond. the Great Koh moor.
~. read the Rod and Gun Column.
i've read II through every day,
I've read and read until blue In the face
what some "nsh hogs have to say.
Three, men. c:ush. two hundred noun.
ohm Jones boated seventy ling :
Bill Smith with newfangled dope on his
Caught q ny,nx nsh on tho wins.
Tom Brown landed umpty-umph tom
John Henery ninety hne bass
While a record OF one made Critic the
Look ike q onsumm ass.
Jerry, poor simp. landed eighty :. :
Mike, his brother: brought home eighty
And Flynn. cross the street. bea, q ha.ty
when the ,%n.ishoors wouldn't open their
doors"
It's a record that all should be proud Of,
It's the thing to acquire each day.
To cats with the hsh' It's the numbers
that count,
No matter how much the FISH weigh.
As n dreamer l have a vague notion