Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-14
FISH AND FISHERMAN

ton s Apple, PHILADELPHIA sportsmen ceuEht
large numbers OF shoepshead, mangrove snap
per. sailors choice and groupers IN the passes
Many Philadelphle sportsmen who have been
sPenddiins me winter ansling Tor game hsh w
season in this state
OFF TO GLENN EYRE.
pSis SGisogEss @ Eg9ns s,.9 and herman camp OF
trout season on the blooming Grove streams
.tohn ohm n HsSt tCrarkshowo'u of Norristo,yr. viii
whip tho Pocopo Mountain streams for trout
judse Aaron schwartz Of Norristown. will
vist Nj nes5oy, ear strs2mi TO & snsle for tnD92uI
22d street, Philadelphia. are making arrange.
Mountain trout streams. Both are expert
J. II Mulhearn. Of tansford. one OF the
has replsnished his stock of trout ilies and viii
pr &; FranN RiIcBey use Of MeebSSicsbura,
Run and Big Spring during the drst week Of
the trout season. -, ,.r,,- r,.,,..,-,
phia viii 60 'f upstate Su 10 angle Tor trout as
soon az he receives word that the hsh are
ptjiElg9sf; gay Gordon Jr is2o Pine street
Dr, John T. jopsoh, isS4 Pine street Phy-
snse sasie0i@ for Toq, S R%HSsts gRsIHs ta & days to
cock street. Philadelphia has repienshed his
stock Of trout lures, and WIN 60 m%oHntalnwsrd; mount
p,H u. David, lSiO Westmoreland street
the streams Of the Poconos during the coming
.,Williqn, P. thompson, 1875 North 9th street.
9enEyW 9eaaPh MoISoe pgmEE aIn4 IN 5sSns {pa Of to
p Mr.. Sellers, corresponding secretary Of the
trout in New jersey. They were surprised
s the 4Sg Ssmfs sSGss 5 % Trout '1S so ' s{ss R
yw,sighlng = pounds. They hshed small
seeing tEer eSS request Teausssd them try
their LUCK in his waters, but Mrs. sellers. he
q ashlnE lp the stream. His luck. with that
Ing streams and ponds BY the state. VI '''''
=, samuel Reynolds and Joseph stevens. Of
James Monroe and Edward Barnes, OF Wal
p p' to Na Jersey streams for
:, Louis st.Selman. Fred Graiz ana philip
stocked trout stream in South Jersey which
they, viii try this weekend should the weather
2. ": Mitchell, ;asge Pine street, rhllsdsl.
day, angling in the Ills and Little Lebanon
Creeks near .Turnersvle.
James kcefc, william sklton. George Eng
II. N. oestreIch and Albert seiner, all of
cessful trout fishermen in lower Gloucester
.. g.. Rice. East Linden street Camden Will
make weekend trips to South Jersey lakes
and streams 70 angle tor perch and trout. -.
Joseph BuSher. MCddar0 WtlSOn, frAntlS
Burke and Paul Diamond, Of Chester. Pa, will
30 to Gloucester County. N. j., to ansle for
perch this weekend.
Virgil Il. Stackhousc. Of Camden. In angling
in Jersey tldewatcr streams for catfish.
DR.. Bryan II. Fortiner, of Camden, Us MAX
ing weed-end trips to Gloucester and Camden
County streams to angle for brook and rainbow
trout. ~
William Callan. 145 North 50th street. Phil
adelphin, is laying In new supply OF fishing
tackle and will soon commence his weekend
trips to South Jersey streams In quest of game
fish.
Albert Walters and his son Charles. Of
Palmyra. are getting their fishing tackle in
shape for weekend trips to nearby streams.
Dr. Clarence T.. Franklin, t21 South 10th
street, Philadelphia, II making weekend fish
ing trims TO Jersey trout streams.
Or. j. George Schwartz. 1893 Walnut street
will tHko up hy-castinE for black bass this
year and has arranged for number Of trips
to Sibbltt's Landing with Pop Holloway.
Many anglers of Easton. Pa, have bCcn
whipping the MusConetcong and small streams
near Hackettstcwn, Sparta Junction. Andover,
trout since the season opened In this State.
George Wallace, tho dean Of the BlRCkwood
Angling Clan. Is getting busy his fishing
tackle and will soon he found on the banks
OF Good Intent Pond angling for game fish.
George and number of his friends contem-
of that pond before the black bass fshnG
season opens,
Charles H. Rocker Gis North a3d street
Philadelphia, has returned his Jersey anglers
license for the year 1915 and hopes to take n
hand in trout fishing until the black bass
season opens.
The season for game birds in Camden
County Is ended there having been released
this spring l2i phcasants and 80 uuail. The
quail We're birds brought from Oklahoma.