The sun., 1916-08-30
Rod and Gun Neus

i2l5 l1I< 1877 100 2 so ~ ~ ~ 80
Information telling Of ne whereabouts Of
una. sometimes from various points along
that tuna SS svs been sn" seem me- H. HI looks Rs't ,hsm
over, invites one or two OF his friends. gives
psus.s TO h,s captain to have me boa,
nus friends are on their way to where the
tuna have bsen seen.
The .nshihs Is not. done from the big boa,
No one could hold . ,un. on a big boat;
!: Il on. sss angling s'p Tor Sis tuns:. no;
tssnty-fys pounders. 30 2 dory Is used,
: sn 9 S"i Z: i. .s', 70. X Tor = ,h ..r.Ai !. the No ,i GnS's I'd
s!.lsl. can buoy and Is picked UP when tn.
You can never tell. when you hook .
tuna, whsthsr you are going TO bc pulled
,or = mil: 9, ten miles, a. vas tn. eI.
nj va rom sSSi isn q . tune ''' three hours ten
F1as lndicsaes Tuna's Preseaee.
There are two cheaper ways to 20 tuna
a d:s'. = m sson b s:,in .. y1 IN ,n. II t h: a sSs,,
search o. The nshins asst. Of s.sSrishs a,h.
r.: sss may ): . bag tied to an oar; +,
S %:s Z r 4: s :a1rs p ~ : ! H,;e: ., q th sa ssssr,s sS,
ss:d 4 means thai 'uns' are feeding be.
Now !, Il Costly for ,h. s..br,.b, Ash.
ermsn to Keep tuna close to The boat. Tor
,una iis: rood hunk: Of mo,,Sunk.r. and
slonsside Of a nshins boat with the tuna
nag on II. and you SEQ the tunas feeding
ten. fifteen or twenty-five feet away from
the boat you hand over to the captain
40. And II Yea, hook your tuna and
actually bring y In you pay the captain
ON the other hand. a cheaper way ~ GO
hshinS than having or hiring a motor boat
would be to 80 to seAbrighi. ask one Of
ins. say. in addition to 0y your Un 80 for fsre
that you will contribute all the blurhsh
YOU catch save a couple TO take home
tuna. Then. IL You do. you nay SO for
the privilege Of tuna hshins and $40 X you
land your hsh.
Worth sios 81 Anybedys Money.
Mr.. soheer considers II worth 800 Of
anybody's money TO see tuna swirl ing
around In a circle. take tho bait at a pace
like u railroad train going forty miles Nm
il IL sport that. whsther you wear a hsr-
ness to hold your rod for You. means that
the next day you Will have no further
strained muscles ever reminding you Of
the sport Of the day before. But a week
later you Will be watching for tuna signs
The ,lns i,.a fighter. Mt seheer re.
.ieis sport And :. .%n,ior. that as many
The only men who 20 regularly for tuna
snder. Jacob wertheim and friends OF
theirs who want u taste of shins hat 10
matter hsw much money. you
spend" said Mr.. scheer In r%artins. when
you hook . tuna and play u, even II you
money"
whas's shs Matter With Greenwood?
Myself and two boys took a n.hins trip
last week to old Greenwood Lake, New
S:,s'y; and sm an v. :.P'ri sa %ns.'' ha d
years sxpsrisnce in the United states and
Cansda on both coasts go.
,uS We m S:s'd ali i've si :"n''' .; t Ssi,: :uItss' s Ss
Observation-Disclosures getting so much As a
''FsEs g, riSs'; m.,,.r with tn. lake, I
used to take plenty Of s... and %pish.rei
there ten ysafs ago. The Erie still ad.
y%:rtis.s me a:hins there in the booklet
s.%. Warden ;u;. missed W =;
r.: ;ss . sss ;s:n 81 s9' n. tI note, sh' ,h Art w time Would Ss
had his eagle eye lighted on us while
s TX: the to s .:%'' What 'ss ' :srs ., % Sa.i%.:. IS is
this that man or boy can't take =
day on ana wet q line In the played out
ponds OF Jersey without paying the state
1iO and some odd cents for the privilege
A disguised 'p'r''ms1 named McYron
52s West ls2d st.. Aus. a.
Fish Fighting Qualities Compared.
II 10 . common thing to hear the express
sion. Pound for pound. the ssmsst nsh
that swims." what does this mean II
4 I. di.::c'sd and . conclusion drawn
How many anglers have compared the
hghtinG qualities Of the black bass. trout
and other game nshss pound for pound" :
who can honestly say they have been In a
position TO DO this and thereby get at this
Those anglers who have taken into cop-
alteration the following conditions ars the
only one. who In my opinion can prove 70
game hshing that they know what they
In N: Sr:t p!Ae. the weigh. and '.na,h
ond. what lure was used in catching me
ash; third. conditions of the water hshed
whether still or rapid. and also the depth
g sans; tourth' the comparison "pouhd
The writer Ia. pondered on this matter
many times. and has never been able &c
II Is hard to compare a brook trout with
. black bass because we are misled by m
almost n condition. whereas u brool
trout seldo ON reaches the size or weight OF
the bass. and consequently We can only
TO . mail bass.
/ have made . comparison in this latte,
case and found very little difference, {
case ! cite happened In the same stream
when . bass and trout were caught withir
a short tims OF each other. the difference
iavS Ss'se' ,S S:'n lorm. SaA s : oa..ias s0e Of tn
strength shown BY the ~ba.s-whieh l 81
tributed to the extra weight-could soc nc
difference In their fighting ability.
A rainbow or brown trou, does not AZ
ford the same sport TO me as a NATIVE
trout, not that l favor the native more; hut
and brook trout on the same day and II
the same water. my sense Of Justice In thu
matter lies with the latter. would .
thou..nd timss rather catch : two poSnt
| pound for pound give me the spscklse
Dsiipi ~; year: a;htns ! h.v: e .Ssat
TO ave poundA and more than once hav'
wsversd In my opinion a. TO the aeilit)
Of the trout. holding is own with IN
ws c%is n a. .! sn.n large S,oof troa,
DO undsr similar conditions.
Taxing ths PIek:r'! into Son;'d cratic,
ssrt that many . time . f.ir sI.sd pickers
has given ms heart thrills and compared
fsvorsbiy With the nshtins proclivitiss o
These unsuai Gases only 30 10 show thu
latent strength and energy are In this nss
and o. certain. times he shows Il. tn,
s!:ss es'. :aa taSut s''as e oss r :nt
water .ash and the subject being . muci
mootsd one; the writer he. seen ht e
s r. q ts': 3. m ii. s e: discussion .m'"'
that the striped bass or the nshtins blue
Can can optsaIns the hsnsS ! have men