The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
ROD AND GUN NEWS
IIGH WAFER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM JUNE 10 JUNE

use 1t tho privilege OF a contest among
themselves
Referring to Mr.. Cramer's "as It was =,
now and ever shall be- state Of mind be-
1t said that the Improvements in reels fo-
loved as ga result of our lc@rnins tina.
over eight feet. I was on the ground when
all the things happened which he men.
lions.
The Asbury Park Fishing Club con,ir.
gent were using lines lighter than
"2i special when the Anglers Club CON.
tingent with silk lines made their great
clean up. IL was n valuable lesson Tor to.
days records directly tracedbe to IT,
There were linen lines in those days Just
as good using, but We
hadn't courage enough to use tho lighter
ones. Even Mr. Rice and pr. Held lacked
| a little of courage, for they reinforced their
silk lines.
To-day we are casting with the equlva.
lent of six thread linen, without REINFORCE.
ment, and nobody but MIR. Cramer throws
away many leads. think he could
he would give his whole attention 10 II.
SWITCH REEL.
Asbury Park, y. j.. June S.
Dupont Young Purchases II. j. Frost.
The Dupont Young Corporation. now 10.
Gated at i19 Cha street, has recently
H. ]. Frost & Co. and Will continue the
name of the well known house as sub
tinue as PRECEDENT and Ralph II. owen as
manager.
Five Memberships Open In Chatiemac Club.
read your fishing news every day
| and notice many inquiries about places
| to catch trout, some from real fisherman
definite locations Of places within forty
| miles of New York, where, one OF your
! correspondents said. trout weighing a
! pound, could DO caught l doubt u he
| received tho Information.
| I am enclosing you circular ot our
clsb. Chatiemac Lake, az We have FIVE
l y NHt Naa hat he @
| have taken by men who are gentlemen
| and sportsmen. We own 800 acres on top
of one Of the mountains rear North
| Creek, including one of the finest lakes
for trout In the Adirondack, that We
keep stocked every year.
left Glens Falls May ! a; i:3o r. n.
and left at $3.50 p. NJ, arriving home a.
II o'clock that night with Is nice trout
on May caught Is there, and for the
| last week club members have caught 80
to 100 per day. $780,, ,.
business men-have fine clubhouse and
are willing to give any intending mem
Der permit to go there ,,S ana Ms, hsh o one
| and We like him he can be elected and
| Join. II either of us are not suited there
| will be no obligations.
To be a member a man must be unan-
| mously elected by the directors. men
sership-5 shares--costs $500, annual dues
sc5, no member can own over 10 shares
| Thinking among your readers there may
be many who would be glad to know of
such a place and might Ike TO try !.
| | enclose one OF our circulars, from which
| Won can mako any extracts you choose,
and l will see that any Of your readers
| who care to go up and FISH daN o.
| two can have a permit by writing either
| to me or tho secretary. Charles i. Bu.
| lard. Glens Falls, y. Y.
| We kill quite a few deer every ran
| on the club, as 1t is surrounded 10y tho
| Adirondack preserve on three sides, and
| we have been in existence over twenty
| nf 7
club. ID. L. KoBEN HC->'
Glens Falls. y. y, June :.
! Leaving Albany at \ NJ. :oA Ga1
| reach the club at 1890 Z. NJ Leaving
| Albany at T. NJ, you can reach mo
| club at $40 T. NJ, via d. and II. -
| North Creek and auto eight miles to c'nh'