The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-05

Nine Pound Lake Trout Fought ~ Minutes.
=. Joseph NJ o'Brien of 213 Washington
sro eet mas been spending two weeks In and
%%ouuhu Deerland, Hamilton county, New
Pine Broad. owls Head. salmon River and
S tnen , streams In that section of the
With On L S1K trolling T. South ,o POND nS
minutes to get to gan whsnshe returned
70 camp and weighed the hsh IL tipped
thir,S i inest ,r mine pounds aTg measured
:, was oie OF tho lean kind. and IL
\ ~, had been fattened up would probable
The foliowing day he hooked and landed
another "lsker" Weighing seven pounds
By oh esinns sSuth Pond is not H'hed out
New York. June g.
fluke. founders and Blacks at seaford.
Lrlshing parties out from my place at
S Sea,ord on Friday. Saturday and Sunday
sinad no,i IN me catches OF duke and large
Capt Guy Davis. cumming with shrimp
good sized biacfa.n. The weaRnsh have
a aos taken AIKEN. the hook as yet. but they are
> s nuke cR filPf fant coSs SfMiyS.'
seatord. l. T., June 4.
Mnnisauan Inlet Alive With Mossbunkers.
l., over the holiday l was down, as usual.
II thon the surf though / is full early.
a striped bass FisSsd the 'h inie, az Man:
isauan without any results, nor did I
bear e..s Of any Of the boys al, the Asbury
Park Fishing Club taking anything.
The water. however. was literally alive
with small mossbunkers. so things look
bright for the coming r 'e %ssrrRvr1r
ooo west 144th street. June 4. .
Tamarack" Going A-Ffshing.
80, ! used the term surf rod" plug ugly"
Turf rod was the doing of the typeset-
As for our case. chin Hackle," that's
In the hands of the Jury.
II there is anything outstanding sg'in
T@ n so, MN hsy ,sb to outS'Ana fST spell
New York, June 4.
Blame It on the League.
"a Blame me, 1t all on the League Of Nations
Moloney and sMcGlynn. who used 10 track
the ferocicus tomcod to hi. lair at Dyck-
bu, now the secret is out.
Riding In the subway the other day I
sat by two old men who showed by every
cat ,a its shadow over their spirits, and by
:aS Sr: al A1 Rjns." said one
elyan, WI the S''% f..sa rs'' 81 S.,i IONS
"An. with prohibition there'n be nothin'
to make US fight" answer Moloney.
Fnwat good Is there In this wurrld for
an lrishman without night and his
MsGlynn's eyes fell and then suddenly
over sd that up sa asS tSk At Il
Dyckman street" said he, and with
frightened misn they I'll to reading the
paper
had TO get on here. so probably the
Professor can tell the SEQUEL
New York. June T.. WHITE HAT.
Conditions ut the Thousand Islands.
The Thousand Island Fish and Game
Club will offer prizes for the biggest nsh,
member in sy casting this season.
Recently the members OF the Conserva-
ton Commission. including George D..
and NJ worts, made a survey OF. the net
ting question: and members OF the Thou
sand island FSsh and Game Club and the
met and cooperated VITA the officials.
Later the conservation officials listened
TO- a discussion by both the anglers and
thu METERS. The preponderance OF opinion
This should b. OF interest to many city
anglers who during the summer pass
bass and muscalonge fishing The fish
hatchery at Cape Vincent places the bass
Fry. but the best bass. nshing Is over on
the Canada side. near Sugar Island owned
by the American Canoe Association.
I've got my biggest bass near Murray
Isle Isle .noal. In 1909 the narrows at ii, its
One plunge OF the net after dropping a
few wet crumbs OF bread and you could
Always MI your m,nnow can; A,,,..,,
there. and with his minnow seine work.
Ing every day soon he spoiled It for min.
SSW JUS pe,ors so Gs"n 40 he ma even tha d5a s
six years minnows have been scarce.
For that reason the Thousand Island
ABOLISH n"G netting, for often the m MINI
men were not careful In replacing the