Evening journal., 1917-04-28
THROW BACK THE LITTLE FELL
LERS."

LERs."
My Dear Buck:
It's a great little game, this hshin'
old-timer, and while much has been
written for the beginner on the how
OF landing the game fins, little has
been written on keeping up the sup
DIV. When we lope out to the fishing
waters We have the deep.seated de
Sire TO come back and dangle few
big fellows before our aumlrlns
friends and shoot line of bull ON the
wonderful fight the game nm put up
in his effort to ouunatch our tackle
skill with his willy craftiness ana
antihook knowledge
Every keen fellow who answers 10
the call of the water trails knows that
there is more In fishing than the mere
landing OF the underwater veterans
En- the spring the wonderful greening
mn of the trees aud under-brush strikes
a responsive chord in the angler and
the budding outdoors shoots a rapid
tire tingling into the jaded nerves,
suffering from a long winters session
with the steam radiators, movies, and
dodcing the high cost Of living Right
through until old lady Nature brilli-
antiv minis the leaves in countless
tints OF gold the pulsebeat OF the iish-
crman throbs I'm unison with the great
spirit OF the outdoors The whisper
ing OF the wind In the pines, the laugh
Ter OF the rushing stream waters, the
flash OF the dying sun on the quiet
afsaff If Innn
as the moon shoots down its beams
amid the silence far greater than you
have ever experienced in the walled
I'D cities huilded by man These are
an the heritage OF the fisherman and
are a few OF the wonders that make
he sport more than a mere matter
d getting the fish.
Great Chest Developer.
or course. old man, regardless OF
he pleasures OF the outdoors. very
Jew II any Of the knights OF the arch
ue rod and humming reel like to come
iome without fairsized creel OF
strineer. 10 is part Of the game for the
Fictor TO come staggering in with the
spoils OF battle. II makes everyone feel
better, the pals think you are some
fisherman. the wife proudly flaunts
he string before the neighbors and
you yourself throw another outward
and upward angle TO the chest when
YOU look 'em over for the last time
before they hit the frying pan.
Every true sportsman who angles
or the game fins wishes 20 make the
sport better each year so that he can
anioy it and lead his friends into the
walks OF the outdoors that they may
become fellow craftsmen Of the cream
ast of recreations. And 20 keep FISH
ng on the up.move there is one little
Did rule that every fisherman should
'ollow to the last card, and that 10 ia
throw the little fellers' back. These
mall. inQuisitive youngsters have
never had the expert training to en-
ible them 10 evade the barbed hook
and they generally take a wallop al
he lure because they don't know any
better 10 isn't sport 90 land EN-. ant
N YOU toss the little rascals back int
The wet. maybe they will grow up int,
A sure-enough old "he-whoop' with Z
kick in his tail like a sick mule. snt
great guns. man. you may be tho
ucl1y dog TO hook i'm later when hi
outs up the grand old fight of the fox.
Underwater warrior that sets III
hrills 20 racing through the veins ant
he short jumps climbing up th
backbone.
ViS on the Tape Measure.
There sure is 40 place i'm the gan
or the fisherman who stretches th