The sun., 1918-10-25

Cod. Hake and Ling in Outside Waters.
Capt. George Kammerer OF the Crusoe
Ambrose lishtship. The lucky angler was
l., Hupp. sundays fishermen in the Crusoe
caught hake and llnE; nina pound hake
taken by Gus Fecht winning first prize and
seven pound hake caught by James
Jennewein capturing second prize,
Albino Founder Taken at woodn-re.
is caught an alblno founder nj Wood
mere sunday: II was pure white on both
is on exhibition at my place. Has any one
ever caught such a founder The sibino
hounder wss one OF hundred fSS9aers
s7s Broadway. Oct. -.
NIidlsRd's Fall Tournament Sunday.
The fall tournament OF tho Midland
Beach Fishing Club takes place next sun
h at .Ssns. s y three
closed events for club members and consist
OF class A casters. which include those
class II. for those who have cast $50 feet
but not over ss5. and class c, for casters
who have never cast over $50 feet.
The open events consist OF the longest
cast OF I'VE In an open Aeld, an average OF
avn casts and an average OF three casts at
a stake 40 feet away: The long distance
casting event and the average casting
event will be cast for according TO the
Gentle system of classification.
An Innovation Is attempted in the stake
event BY permitting caster 10 enter as
often as he wishes to pay the entry fec.
character OF tho prizes. The total amount
received will be divided so that the nrst
prize winner gets SO por cent. of the entry
receipts In the form of an order for the
amount in tackle, the second 80 per cent.
and the third 20 per cent As this is a tree
for all event and the entries unlimited
great interest Is expected.
The closed club events wilIitake place In
the morning and the open events beginning
pressed, II 10 not necessary for a caster to
be affiliated with any casting or fishing
club to participate.
Keeping Fish and Game Before Public
r!.herie. snd Game Of Mas."G ifSesrS have
sona in ' THE 0 Sun Oh OF oeioOsr s ~ H'"' sea-
SUN TO keep fsh ana game matters CON
SANITY before the readCrs OF your paper as
YS no. In 'h; WAY ss Fame SSn, s1;
something to be thought OF occ asionally in
the year and then forgotten. feel that II
would do this II would DO q big help 20 the
WILLIAM c, ADAMS. Chairman.
New York's Non-Resident Angling License.
The fall black bass FISHING attracts
anglers from ueiEhhor!ng States. The last
Legislature made changes in tho non.resi-
ont angling license law. For the inforna-
ton OF residents of other States angling In
New York state waters the following sum
mary OF the law Is published:
NO person, except a bona hde resident
OF this state for at least thirty days I'M
mediately prior to such taking. shall take
any fish by angling In any OF the fresh
| waters under the Jurisdintion OF the State
or New York or shall engage in fishing In
such waters without first having procured
a license 30 TO do.
Except that nonresident person
under the age OF l6 years may take fsh
by angling without obtaining such n
#; license. and further provided that ~ a
resident Of this state may lawfully tsko
nsh in such part Of the international
! boundary waters bordering upon tho state
Of New York as are not within tho Jur!s-
diction OF the said stat" without hcing re-