The sun., 1919-09-22
New York Trout Angler in Nova Scotia.

As the trout fishing for 1919 is past
the pleasant days spent by mahy anglers
VIII be talked over and looked back upon
pleasant memories of good fishing on the
Neversink River early in the season.
NFor the past three weeks or more
and lakes that have been familiar hSunts
to me from boyhood days. The streams
l have fshed are in Colchester county,
the coSs9ud ass ah nsiF . origin into tn
Bay of Fundy.
section and as many lakes on top OF the
mountain that furnish splendid fly fsh-
Ing. The streams are all open and flow
through woods and meadows; | fished the
never failed to get nice basket of fish
In these clear. cold fast flowing streams
and furnish excellent sport
I found the Royal Coachman to be the
best ny. I had good success though with
Olive Dun. whirling Dun and Pink Lady.
/ had splendid fishing on the different
lakes, especially Castlereagh Lake that
I fshed with my old friend and COM
panion Of many fishing trips. DR.. Peel
His son, Ramp. who had Just returned
from overseas. was with US. He said
that many night he lay on the shell
wondered II he would come through II
all and ever again cast fly over the
waters Of Castlereagh Lake. whore he had
around the camp fire at night, with only
the cracking of the fire to break the
9uietness OF the forest. all the horrors
he had been through seemed almost a
also spent delightful days at Econ
omy Lake and Newton Lake. both of
which furnished fine fishing.
! had the pleasure Of converting a
bait fisherman into what / am sure Will
be good fly fisherman. After missing
nj Hiaaa ND half
nice ones he soon got the knack OF
handling the rod and line. and as we
rowed ashore the bait can landed under
a tree seventy-nve feet away. and Is still
The Portaupique, Debert and Glen
holme rivers are the best and any fisher
will be rewarded with good trout fishing,
ideal places to camp out and an all
around good time
The three best flies for the lakes we're
Professor. Montreal and Cahill. I also
took fish on the Royal 'Coachman, Silver
Doctor and Queen of the y Wa FHfT'+oS
Bass River. N. s.. Sept. 10.
Three Anglers Take 2 Channel Bass Each.
Gus wittkamp of Corson's Inlet, N. j.,
reports that six channel bass were taken
Two fish each were taken by H. A.
Schultz of Fordham road, New York; Ike
Newlin Of Philadelphia and Walter VIE
Couldn't Lose EN-.
During the latter part OF August a party
OF four from Brooklyn took a two weeky
Bay. At the end Of the cruise one OF the
members threw overheard a pair of trou-
sers that had served their time. They
were cast In the middle of the bay about
opposite sloop Creek. Three OF the party
returned home.
an0thar LAT Nd af alO4
at least ten miles below he hooked what
he at nrst supposed to be big nuke
the %atss Mns yerS much sS 'hs 1SR
when he recognized the pants thrown
overheard on the previous cruise.
aud twenty miles long the story looks
"hshy," but It's Gross my heart" truth.
Brooklyn, Sept. 81. POP.
weaks and Blues on Manhattan Beach.
At the Bell Buoy of Manhattan Beach
the other day party consisting OF Walter
sheldon and Nelson z. Mckay, from Wal
fishermen, with Charles Guhring and my
self. caught fifteen weaknsh Cumming.
and in the afternoon we trolled bluehsh,
The blueAshing was interesting to the
boys from Walden especially Sheldon, who
took great interest in the way these bull
dogs of the sea fought, and several times
expressed che desire to catch them with
rod and rst on light tackle. which some
day he nsy have an opportunity to do,
once when mis- back was turned I tugged
his line, and like a fash he whirled around
with both hands hauling until he had
realised his nsh was gone; then looking
me straight in the eye. his suspicion
aroused, he exclaimed: You IndianW and
we all enjoyed the laugh on him.
We had to walt for them until nearly high
water slack. and nearly all our hsh we
caught in about an hour. except few
which we landed ON the ebb tide after
moving our boat west OF the buoy, Charlie
and I expect TO catch a mess OF those
bSuensh next week II the weather holds
out and the westerly winds prevail, for on
the next eAstsrly storm / think bluehsh
will bid US fond farewell until next
New York. Sept. 81.
New Cunning Club for Long Island.
In anticipation of the big duck and
game season that all sportsmen are look
Ing forward to on Long Island a new club
Il being formed. with headquarters near
Patch ogue.
Instead of arranging Individual or little
party groups number OF New York
sportsmen are arranging 10 take over the
well known hotel at Water Island on
Great South Beach near PRtchogue.
The hotel Ii being completely rented
as huntsman'a lodge and an experienced
chef will be on hand. so that nimrods will
DO assured not only all the exhilaration OF
the hunt but all the comforts of home
when the days work IL done.
The clubhouse Will ba adorned with
trophies that testify the skill of the mem
The disciples o, Izaak Walton will also
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