The sun., 1916-10-30
Rod and Gun Neus
mon WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM OCT. 80 To NOV. 5.

only one man, Nelson schoen. took ono FISH
ION Monday and Tuesday other friend
tricd-oot n strife. That's tho peculiarly
Of channel bass fsbing-six strikes In -FOUR
hours. followed by one strike In four days
Three Channels within Few Hours.
Here is John sescr's story along the same
lines: Robert A. Inch OF 81 wall street,
New York. had n legal case to argue tne
next day. but there was n chance Of a few
hours channel bass fishing before train time
that would make connections.
Seger of Asbury Park. n. j.. VINO Is an
old channel bass angler. knowing the
haunts, put Inch in the most advantageous
place. segcr got mulle'. cut them mo
likely looking strips that would appsasc
the hunger of n channel bass, found a put
ter tub. pu, Il; under Inch. and then. having
don. this. seger himself began hshins ,,.
There were about twenty people hsnihs
on the beach. within hree.auartcr OF an
hour of his nrst cast seeer. mullet bait n.t
ssnni. o0'f III ssi s'i strike TX and Si0' iandea nv a
chs mel bass of s3p pounds. 49,,
Then Inch brought in a fish OF SS's
seger's next cast was literally in thu
fsh's mouth. for before the bait touohen
bottom he got q strike ana nrooen. WW.ba
32iR FOUNDER. No one else caught n hsh'
Two Channels Enough for seser.
on another occasion Mr. screr was Win
Bob Corson at Sorth Point. BsrncFat Inlet
ana the very best spot was selected for MI.
Corson. and Mr,, seser put a sn,,or tub
under him with the strict ih1un''''"'
The shedder crab had bccn dainty fAcd
on Mr.. Corson's hook so that not a trace OF
scecr went up the beach to give Corson
n good chance. Ten minutes after Scgcnr
threw out he got a strike that carried 'oo
mi, Thomas was on the beach.
Would YOU mind eivins me my scales
" sVVhst TO- -, asked Buly.
"oh. iust to weigh a hsh.' said seser
Thn nsh headed south and was ., Gar
out tina; seeer cleared All the angsts'.,
Bring the scales here, BIN say!
scscr. .electins = likely looking spot '''
And he did. Tho channel bass w%,cishca
IS pound sessr DIV, dss a hO Hcv IN nc 4. -
lecp q Ia good condition. Then he w"n'
"..i,s funny Bob" said seser. passing
choice place" ,,.
Again segcr KEEP, avay from tn. MSslr
hats famous for weak fishing.
rhsT he to s @ST,"n' " SHss an sHa % T."'T Re :
dcbbie lafayette. Look a; the handle OF
tina, reel again" ,. teal. &,
FIN going to pack my trunk" said
The channel has. was landed and
Two hsh is enough for me" said seser
I'm coins 90 quit.
The Satisfied Angler.
CLAYTON who judges angling solely hN
tho siEe Of the fish. should r"ad up on
angling and fshins h'ior. n" rusnss . WI
Walton. Forester: Henshn,l Norri,, rrims
scot, ,Gsnto o.. Southland Bradford
ke.ne. Harris. Cheney, Van Dyke 'Henr!l v
q; al would do him good, q,
The SUNS correspondents BLACK
Bass" A. Hamilton. Jr., A - Guinaer 81
ai-who condemn "Cl,yion' Tor pra,sins
big FISH taking IN any manner over corre.'
ANGLING Tor one pound game. are surely II
/, the right. Angling, an Acknowledge ar'
he only ps-time that Is recognized as on,
81 the arts-the gentle art-has IT'S 'thi.n
side the same as any other art or pro
! fcssion.
: "Rlack pass," A. lhmiion. Ir., and Mr.
, Gumaer should L." formed into a commit
/. tee to hunt down Clayton and rresen'
I. him with \ framed card ~ the follow IN
: excerpt from Charles Brsdfords chart''
on 'he subject.
only q pound. no matter what the specie'
: may lie, My tackl" l. light, hne ana prnr
> srly rugged. and with II In taxing BIG nsi
or half pound and pound fish ] haN" Jus
, as much PLAY a. III" man who uses heavy
> coarse. III kept tackle on bigger Ean'
I" Alouo. The woodrock, tho king OF gam
birds. g. bAEsed With No. 10 shot, but M
=, sport Of takins It is quite as sr"at a. tn,
: shouting 81 fowl ten times is siz.
Don't forget, "tlay''n' rNr nt'.
> pocket watch Keeps az good time a.
RICHARD NANCY.
, 1898 Broadway. oct. 20.
Misunderstanding and Fishing Camp.
! friend and myself. both close t. .
10 Years, a great many OF which have bee
f. spent IN hunting and nshirg together an
separately, are planning ZIP w. an