The sun., 1918-07-10
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rive New Workers have Just returned
iniet. TS.y s's act. tshins trip to ,NeT
Gayin, A: +. westeveit, John bancroft and
Has, =: smith; They motored down to Beach
angling near the Bug Light, they caught
weaknsh and few bluefsh.
| On Friday Mr.. Bancroft caught a chan.
we,,eveit took one Of 4 o sounds aho Mint mi
nshing Mr.. Bancroft landed another chan.
mel bass Weighing 20 pounds
niowing and an overcast sky, Mr.. Wheeden
landed channel bars OF AZ pounds and,
Ust hshing; took another ~ inches long
heaviest channel bass taken 40 70 far , ins
season In every instance except one the
inn were returned to the water, after be-
ing viewed by various anglers on the beac CHI
| me smaller nsh were also returned, lack
OF ice ana the hot weather not permitting
.ne Anglers 70 take the fruits of thoi:
angling trip home with them.
Anglers Return wcaks After Their Fun.
Nelson schoen, former Judge Walter
Taylor. J. Otto Rhone. Herman Berringer
and Frank stick Of the Asbury Park Fish.
ing Club ANGLING at New inlet. N. j..
on their Saturday Sunday trip They re-
turned nearly all the Ash to the waters
to furnish sport and food for future
| anglers.
Heilner Goes to "Field and Stream"
Van Camper Heilner. angler hunter,
made assistant editor OF Field and Sreau.
Mr. Helner goes TO Field and Stream
unusually Wen equipped as an editor. lie
and hes had much experience in fishing
and hunting.
In his globe trotting he has visited Eng.
been In Africa and the Sahara country.
whether travelling on the Continent or
In Canada or the United states his flsh;;
ing rod has always accompanied him and
he has taken many varied species
Spending part Of each winter in the
Adirondack and In Florida he has had an
opportunity to learn much OF the methods
OF hunting In vogue in the north woods
md In the Everelades and on the great
barrier reef OF Florida he has taken speci-
mems OF many hued fishes.
An advocate Of light tackle, with ~
ounce bait casting rod and nine thread
and a barracuda Of ~ pounds.
Mr. Heilner has also fshed on tho Pacific
coast and hunted In the Rockies and In
upland birds as he Is with wild fowl: Next
fall he contemplates a trip to British Co
iumbia for moose and sheep.
Weaks and F1uke in Fire Island Inlet.
Anglers fishing in Fire Island Inlet dur
ing the past several days have been taking
and nukc weighing up to six and eight
pounds. The Neakhsh and nuke we're
caught on kilie and soft clam bait. most
OF the weaks being taken In the bunker
chum streaks.
Movies Created Outdoor Interest.
James A. Cruikehank ends his travelogue
m fish and fishing OF the American Angler
moving pictures tomorrow night at
Chambersburg. Pa. before the Izaak Wal
ton Club. Later Mr.. Cruikshank will go
to Michigan to angle for the srayiing and
10 take moving pictures OF hsh and fish
ing in Michigan. These. together with new
views he will show In another tour Of tho
country he will make for the magazine. be-
ginning September Is.
Carl Reed OF the American angler says
that tho travelogue has created much in
terest among non-fshing men and women
and boy scouts and high school scholars
Fishing clubs also have Increased their
membership. The Northern Ohio Fish and
Game Protective Association. following a
Cruikshank lecture In Cleveland, added IS
new members TO its list. In Cincinnati a
man who had not nshed IN many years
bought fishing tackle worth Sl2 the next
day. because he got the fever OF fishing.
THE showing OF the pictures and the
giving OF tho lecture said Mr.. Reed yes
'erday, have created an interest IN the