The sun., 1918-09-13
Fall Run Of Blacknsh Looked For.

With fair weather for tho week end the
ta,I run OF blacknsh Is looked for by the
hshing Meet Fluke fishing Is practically
over now. but sea bass are schooling. pre-
pairing for their journey south. and the
lucky captain that strikes one OF these
schools may be sure OF results. Already
blackfsh are taking hard baits. fddJers
be looked for =
The nshlns nee, will leave shcep.head
Bay next sunday as usual. Captains NJ
the following boats announced yesterday
that they would sail on Sunday: Velocity,
VI. J. n. Ill. Shamrock. whi'hy. Sunshine,
Sea Pigeon, Flying n. Dora. Nautilus.
Nlmbus, Yankee Doodle, Yankee Doodle.
IL, Evelyn. lndolent and Bohemia.
To-morrow's Casting Events.
Following are the events for tho team
contest between tho Angler club of New
York and the Newark Fly and Bait cast
ing Club tomorrow afternoon: !. ounce
distance bait. i ounce accuracy bait, &C.
curacy dry fly, ounce rod accuracy wet
ny. 5 ounce rod. and salmon ny.
The I hon Will ,ss a. r." nss
seventh street ana Central Park West en-
trance. and will he tho last OF the series.
Oneida County Survey Commended.
The American Fisheries society gave
liam 4. Clemens for his pan"r "Wnrhns
Plan for Increasing Fish Production in
streams OF Oneida County. which was
made under the auspices Of the state Con
servation Commission.
Tompkins county streams are nov bc!ng
surveyed and II IL the hope Of Commits
out the state. so that there Will he no
waste Of hatchery product in the future.
Napier Takes Stripers In Rarnegnt Bay.
Ernest Nspier. Fish and Game Commits
sionNr Of New Jersey who has just re-
turned from fishing trip to Range'sy
Lake. Maine said yesterday that on tn"
last day OF his stay he took three salmon
Weighing s, 7 and pounds each in one
lin1
taken the limit had to call il day
In Rarn"gat Ray recently he took 2S
striped bass ranging up to four pounds In
weight,
American Eagle Seen at Bayside.
A wild life observer last Sunday at Bay
side, l.. !, saw an American eagle of the
bald head species pass westward TOWARD
New York. Formerly the bald eagle was
its practical determination In this sec
ton ot the country the American eagle IS
rarely seen nowadays
Fsithless!
To think that graceful Evelyn
And lovely Rosabell
with other suitors would he seen
while rolling on tho swell!
1t IL enough the soul to reN-
Now isn't II, dear skip?
Twas always this way with the sex;
You trust 'cm--then you trip!
ARTHUR THORNToN.
Saddle OF Blowiish Pronounced Good.
While on my way home from business
last week / met an old time angler, Mr.;
Armstrong, who can recall Inc boats OF
Crayescnd and Timer Park.
He mentioned the good Old times on
others. and his remarks led up to the
fact that the hshing Is not as good as
Il was in those times
Speaking OF nuke, he said he could tell
Of times on the Typhoon when a party
Of twenty could boat az many as twenty
nuke 10 a man on any day az good catches.
Although yet a young man. fishing has
become second nature to him and he stil
does considerable bay fishing and has
his favorite spots In Jamaica Bay. where
he can boa; mess any time he goes after
tho weaks.
Speaking 10 me OF odd dishes We now
hear OF he mentioned the blowhsh as being
as flne "A dish ons could long for. But
only tho back. or saddle Of this fish can
be used, and when cleaned and fried in
cracker dust and egg and a strip OF bacon
II Is equal to any lamb fries one has
ever eaten.
This was the first time 7 ever had
heard OF the blowish being used as food
In these parts VI the United States
Conditions look as though we VIII have