The sun., 1916-09-07

Gus wittkamp of Corson's Inlet. N. J.,
reported tho first channel bass OF me 1aIi
1t fell to the rod OF Carney Connahan. and
weighed 40 pounds. Several other anglers
hooked FISH, but their channel bass got
Jamaica wesknsh Catches Lars~
The weakash taken in Deep. Water.
Baker Hole. False Channel and Bush's
a D,a'n nix 'a poans. h in wsis iss' sna The ee catches ne:
ranged from two dozen. to three. four and
iivs dozen nsh to . boat .~w
Hitchler and oauner took only - and il
weaknsh respectively. because they were
'' Frsd posser :nS wss.in,h score. taken q.
. the fs s..,. .sSs s soiio": n s. sn' q, t1 iswi..
Ansbach, %; O. Ansbach, 49,: C. Johnson.
-; 4; jonnsen: q; Kelly. 50; s'u'baum'
The best tide was the ebb. sithoush the
nsh commenced biting on me last OF 'h'
fYshins Boat Wanted fer . nay.
day, say September is. to 90 from Eroeron.
N. j.. to ossinins. N. T., y.,p,cou
80 Third avenue. sept. 1.
The Battle with the BIG y
During my recent vacation. spent nsh-
Ing In the tatskills, under a dead spruce
tree. which lay across the end of a large
Guiding the sand ny. bucktaii. march
brown. white winged %ccachman, red tas.
water. All I could get. however. were
trout from 8 to II inches long.
evening determined to try for the big one
under tho dead spruce once more. care.
fully approaching from me upper snn .;
current. 1t came TO the log and driftsd
under. carried along by the current ON the
surface OF tho stream. MOI n stTlke.
reeied In carefully. rxed the bal, AMI
TO the Side o, the main current lowing
through tho pool and above d the bait to
sink When !, had 81. nsou, Two ZEE,
caught II, carrying !. with the line. which
! had slackcnsd under the ledge of rock
sntii Just as :, seemed to be passing under
the lcg--what = strike ] got; and Tor =
: .n.s sr, how witch VIII sef' b.. ss't tss hook rss" ana na'e chem en-
He started TO 60 further down the pool,
checked him. Then he raced up the pool;
the line swishing through the water. and
witch Was probably three feet deep.
! started. to turn him a e, to n: ss,.
The edges which ran along the lover Hde
ting my line GA the sharp edge OF the
protrudlng rocks. lie sulked IN The deeper
Serea how to land him With no ne, and
rod bent nearly double with the strain az
It was.
again. feeling. he VAS getting tired from
the strain and tbs swift water. which NJ
ihnasi in to a iSss IN my ht knees eSsn I a maSSn; s"s so Tsa
him along the sh%allowcr side until he wa.
in water barely deep enough 90 cover him
moved "1SYP up cns foot until /; nearly ;oashc;
lt.. sd 40 IN ttn1aNr ahA0A Ia IA "
threw Mr.. Trout to ,lYs bank. Yours tru.,
following and on Tor; Sher. ANCHORED
vet. dirty and tired. Most Of tho guest
,Sa rus, n es%, Men 9T Inc. ,rS,n d in, , i. s am.
Ions and weighing two and three.quagtel
That night all the boys at tho hotel wer,
asking me for hooks; line; what kind 0
n more , Nam h sii' Of s" ,he sme M s,sIn sh,n %'t whiI'
! had to return 10 the city for sno;he
year % work and to dream Of the season
ala no. catch a brown trout during N,
,"r Tess;. al were naiisS led 'oms ." Whi II,
upon the brook bottom.
This team w S No., the Esopa' nor IN
Nuyefs,mH nor ne nsIuti vwu.r 1,S -"
would be only too glad to talk 20 then
;SSa' mi place and G'hTT rm iIiS1i i95 f s
.85s Fifth avenue. sept. 4.
Would sane Jury Convict shark?
A. Sigh, indisposition during the pas
week prevented an expression OF nay Apr.
citation Of the letter Of C. l.. &, DitmAr
and tho quotation therein from tho Green
port "wat,hnan' relative to sharks
l think this column would DO fortunate
TO have more from Mr.. Ditmsrs, and l ~
one hope TO see something from hir
shortly.
The article quoted by Mr., Ditmars woul,