Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-09

Welsh told them when ,hey rc.y'.'1 ~
PatuNent river rcsof.,. ,..ti .N-'.
three miles doAs "a The river
Father and son iished dIrii'. Ia" ~. a
die OF the dag. landed fort: tro;; . -
a string of perch and reached home -
time TO enjo% fish supper.
Louis Barehausep and Herman Cara
hansen spent the week end and l.ah"f
day holiday at Seneca. Both are en-
thusiaStic bass anglers ard Seneca VIZ
the place selected for The outin= .,
cause of the favorable reports Y"ealN'''-
from there.
Water and weather conditions ~,
all that could be desired cut III" lee
did not seem 70 he hunar..- -
enough to make the sport in'CrcSiu.
We're caught. hoNsev"|, ;'vt NOE q.
them Was apytais.- lss.g - n.E
George MilleT's prize Gsh c9u@uI
Point OF Rock
The MesSrs. t:aIehll.sea l-.t. g'.s
Monday night with = STRING OF ciGh;e'
fish.
G. {. Woodward vice cogs:l ~ ~
couver. e G.. reporting uuJ = 6r''
August IL. gives Information % t''t"f'
TO sportsmen who participate" In irol
fishing along the line Of the Pacific and
Great Eastern railway anG Ia fire.
water lakes on the divide bet"'s.
SGuamiSh and Pcmberton Meadows. ~"
in Kelly lake. near tlinto"
The provincial fisheries t"paI q meat
he reported liberated aC.n3A Nuuts-
trout An csg-coilectinG sutton wa
established last spring q; Birk@Dh'sr
(! lake. siN miles above D'Arcy. the STA
ton al The hsHd Of Anderson lake. o..
hundred thousaad trout eggs were @.'
ieeted aud forwarded 80 the hatcher
al Seton lake, WneF" they We're hatcE,"
and distributed Ia the different lakes,
Mr. Hiroshi S'a,to ana Mr. Shir;itcl
representing the Japanese enhass-
headed party of Jspanese on a wee!
! nd Tict,i In IN II
members OF tn. party were enthusiast
| with rod and line" ii is stated. as rno
OF their country men are. and q success
full catch made.
The. simply caught all the fish ia
could well carry, sand native spec
tator
James D. Cushmau snd The"dpl
Delavigne are preparing for big cate
OF bass the coming week.
Little hunting creek is literal
. filed with be S. said DelaviGae. tn 't
sands Sof them We're seen in tic cit
water this week. but bait was scar
/ and not much fishing was done.
! Cushman got bait. tried his lreis Fl
. la nded a large Ssh The sports.
: have arranged for a biz supply Of ~
early in tie week. and they exp;
make killing
; Charles Il. Holman spent one '"N
! souia creek Having 10 aen.i
two miles TO- bait he stated. ,t@lH-' g
! the stat
But the finish was all right
saN, telling OF a catch of eight 10
and two pike.
| .There is plenty of bass and ii':r
1.-THE creek he stated. and there Q
! to be splendid sport there as socn
the weather gets cool.
/; MIR. and Mrs Walter L. Schr.
were at Rock Point TGesCa
!r,otoref to the resort on the VI '''..'.
river Hnnds~ afternoon. a''c f"e@"
on the water carly tho ra ~" M
! The fish were so plentiful ~" 80
stated, thai tie sport II cara" -,
nnous and at aeon he l@i. 81
He caught mary magnificent eF'iA
Of trout.
Billy withers and Waiter .. SC
ler were at Stsain's loc,l. betT cen Or
Falls and Penuyiie' d. on a week
outing. They wete "a the river
DAYS and caught thirteen Small-n0t
bass.
whether the signifies Was iM
unlucky thirteen or a case Of lut.'
odd numbers" said Wi.hers. we
not determine.
c. F. Shattuck. W. II. Peters. j
Bartram and w. Fl. Barber. Were M
bers of a week end party OF lshfrtf
lat Rock Point. Lester \. Barr ~
/ A. barr il. -hi''' i'ah''
bers of another party TheH
greatly elated over the big eat d
they mace.
| Col NJ. Renckart, Lexington, ~.
Robert &. Shinn. his Son-in-iaw, -
the waters of the Potomac on the "ia
land side. opposite Colonial Beach
report gratifying success. Aitef
sitting of about three hours theA -
turned to headquarters with a SIR
of Ie5 trout. perch and spots, cau2
| with hook and line.
| on another occasion. when they wHt
aided by Mrs Benckart Mrs. r. c. Sl'iut
and Miss Elsie Shinn. they counted 10
beauties as the result of a days sport
Rob Smith was host aboard hl7'
launch Mercury. on a holiday outitl~
with Harry Brown. William .uckh"!"
and william Butler. The sport smrt
! members of Potomac Cunning a'sd FisH-
ms. Club. fishcd the waters d Malta
woman creek. and brought nom" f
string OF thirly-eicht b.iss *n'' IL
nike That weighed fori%-yaN =! p"'.'
4 string o. yellow porc5 tl&.i e.
was moi counted as pl:t 90 in=!r g. CO.
! Joseph iolGst1.iiE @sG t'thu" Re-
I man went to Chesapeake Lac !
nesdav afternoon TO en- cage an tlc ~ '-
OF night fishing on The "ys,cr
! several miles from shore
! The water made the soi3'g tie
said Goldsmith. and We contcn'"d % -
selves fishing nom the pi"l,
A doz IN large trout wee mtg