The sun., 1916-08-26

PM. AM. PM. AM. pm. AN Pm.
s% sfs rs $40 1885 iSS: sS ss
' sss,. nay 1 :x,, The !, shT ss,s sTs' ss:a. n0 y ..:
robins and IL spider crabs -..xc
Were the non-edible FISH or whateyei
on your life. Mr.. snyder dumped IN:
the hackis heads. sea. robins AND
spider crabs r 9s- into .oos . m ,ss, ZACH !, m mir s,sS
that had escaped the bait hook: 1855.
asked a friend as Mr.. snyder shouldsred
Mr.. snyder. You see hshins. = nshins
tab. catch them Tor the cats and chicken.
Fish diet Is Just nns for cats and a. tos
chickens. why they ,u:. s,o:. 1ys s h esn
n.h flavor; In fact. I often have esq n'n
VIVA effect has a nsh diet on al
rooster7' asked the friend $500.
only this" replied Mr.: snySsr; ""nsn
ser.scSins Move tn. Sost.'" ....
You VIM exclaimed the friend; "ths
Ice cream and soda a TnS On pRRccrrsson.
New York. August 70.
Boatnshins Channel Bsss Record.
I note In the letter Of Hartis J. PHI.
lips of August Is that he claims for Mrs.
II r 6; s,,h ;n n, II: 1 ssss. 81 shs NJ: jersey s.:: :'f
tn. fac, that ne Ia; overlooked tSs, q
bass was ,sk.n BY mo in corson.s Inlet
weishins 90 pounds and the same vas con, en-
'e- TS. in n.1 S..id m sns s s'T ;cand n IN ssp ssntsst.
lais. issue of Field and Stream. This
Ash was taken from q boat. osores Gels:
s sSaie: az ah1 west ! Jersey Cottages. / there:
FOR. claim to hold a record for = channel
9a,. for a woman in N STATE q L 81
1875 Greene avenue. Brooklyn. August 2s'
Youthful Caster Of Promise.
Charles Elins.hausen. the youthful prod
igy Of the surf casting clan along the Jer-
sew coast. or Saturday again set . nsv
worlds record at the tourney OF the bei-
The Midland Beach representatives. rec.
ord came in the open nela event; ~ " wn ~
record of s7o feet 8 80 inches made at
when il Is considered that the is-year.
old casters average for hve casts is some
three feet longer than the old single cast
lie cast In %faultle.s style IN this EVEN;
,e,,ins mSrs' 81 9 ie fs' nch.. nes IS fee.
In the fourth event. 'Elins.hau..n came
T.ed4s Of ~" 80, 'f i.., i ! ! nSs.: D IN. be-. IN:
div,duai work was done by J. Egbert New
man. secretary Of the Bsimar e,nS' who Q
third event. Jack CLAYTON OF Asbury PARK
set a new mark for the three.ouncs Is.d
n a lane . vent ~, Sl'h hi, az I've Ease
Mrs. Frank Brewer OF Montclair had
no difficulty in winning nrst prize In me
womon's event. but none Of the marks
made hv the women casters approached
the record figures made at Asbury Park q
'or,nnsu, "syo,,. ~ Newark won the
special prize for the nearest cast 10 tbs
stake In the accuracy event At lZo rect,
Young. lead landing within 81. in cn, OF
Belmar. y. J. August -.
Tunas Piay with Anglers.
on the tuna trip OF Joseph CaTthosn
turing last ~.cm he haa one ni. on "n'c" ne
4 J Hemphii also made q try for them
and had . Large Sns on a~ noy over nan
large one is hcyerIns rishs IN the under,
} , sSs.. az s of A.; Hi.'s GaiiS.in. f fas;. . . la'f ia'
dictate that such Is the case; 49,. ,,.c.
the bait Of over a dozen different angler.
and has made It's departure after break
Frank q. Ernst, a member Of the As
bury Park Fishing Club. who iast va
s siSS nS.s II .sa .qSa'n x.i sa1Ss q ,s .H'i 10 AR" as'
=? pounds, determined to have a Try 'o
/. Xccordinsly h. bai,ea up with a whoi'
: mossbunker, and supplied with an appro.
/, pirate tuna equipment determined to nsi
! all A, H's ssou 7 n, o'Sicek in the. morning tn,
! nsh took hold. 50 suitenly that before h,
! r.ai IKE 4, h. was u H'" sss to heavy sSs s arg,
. Ton on ii. rec, was 800 ifect OF twenty
: raah , fnss' so " fse, S VA: run IN ., it sofGr
J he could control the hsh at all. when h
Then .n.ied a asht that lasted abcu
twenty minutes. when the fish broke tn
line and got away. 49,, ,
was not a shark. as they have a pc ,ul!a
hsei, Of .winginS tho line from SD. ,
which he thinks is a large tuna. mad
one. terrific. lunee for the open sea whe
II. h9Gksd However: he ha. not Sivsn y
A. MeIsscibach, the well known chann'
bass angler, also enim, =" nay" nan
Inlet this summer. which gave him a iigh
Of over an. hour and n quarter before
n 'H1 rs.r. n s on. p.e sasy sea,ur. ,
trolling Tor tuna from a boa, at ..
that should bs remembered. and that :,
al s%uii or spoon not over twcnty-nyo. !
X thir,y-nve feet hack Of this boat. right
N nsh. where about 100 feet OF limo Is a
,c lowed TO trnil behind.
lIillfHAhANt "'bi' - N"'N
club has been formed this year which
known as the Tuna Club of the. Atlant
Coast. Any angler desiring tnformatio
In regard to same. can address Van Camps
Heibner. Spring Lake: \; : pu,,,,ps
Asbury Park. y. J., Aug. 70
Block Island Tuna Fishing Unknown.
"Rlock Island tuna fishing is little or n
=" known BY New York anglers" s1ii Thorn
IN cicary OF the Cotton THREAD Fishing Gu
Of America YESTERDAY, following his reiul
N from tuna rsh,ng win I r,ns EuG "a r N,
" Incidentally. the fishermen took Is tun
ny averaging a5 pounds In weight. In hvs da
ne Eye, Block Island 10 easily accessible
continued Mr.. cleary, and there are nov
yo and boarding houses at various prices with
ng the means OF tho average angler. The
'' are hotels costing from - 20 Is q day
boarding houses where the cost Is more re
sonab,e. Boats. with guides. cost s?0
day. A good guide IL Capt. e, c. AlIs
H. Four men can fish comfortably from
Ike boat. That brings the cost down to ss
al dav.
en- length with a ten foot beam, ~. MI
10, I. $40. or ono can 80 for half q days Ns
X ing, where doubtless the charge would
as sis, or perhaps. 80. II q man !. A. I
~ wharf ne stands . chsnce OF nha'he
fmct,ar,sp nshlns, s& Of course We had
ass room for any ono else.
ne several years ago wh.n eiusnsn,nf
snn E En-, ssSn' strike, tHps " 'ooH .ishssse RI
he No bluensh did that eighteen times In o.
as c~es.ion, so ] know that tuna were AZ wo
an II had dreamed OF taxing tuns some 9
,M in the channel ISLANDS OF Gnn."tn'e, /,
nj had Looked forward to the thrill Of ~