The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-18
Pleasant Island Lives In to Its Name.


some one of old said; go West. young
snn nd l say unto YOU; Go fishing
ana liye to a green old age.
thrill. in ppr Sss dsSntfH nrd R,a9 ssos 10
and kingly salmon than Pleasant Island
camps. At the northerly end of the Range
Twsnty:four log camps. nled svery
sesson, give ample room for many sports
men and their families. some of whom
sion.
More than a score OF trout and salmon
nave been caught from on the dock not
100 feet from the office door. other points
A'1ns the lakes report very good success.
v,ih ns is also a fine big game country.
r,n a goodly supply of partridge at Hand.
only ny fishing is legal on Cupsuptic River
Pleasant Island. Me-, Aug 10.
That Catch in Shallow Lake.
George +. Taylor, commenting on a bass
IN tho Issue of August 6. in the Rod and
Latte. Latter from 9. = seaohspd pI II, as he
-FOUR small mouth bass, IL il plainly a
violation n Of the conservation law. What
n my i.tt.r @o o9 july III ., said. -1 SEND
to THE SUN a picture showing our black
Pas Pass catch catch last Sunday. also a photo OF
mobile that took US through, SHOWING su tbs
suIdes canoe strapped to the top OF the
We left Old Forge at A. NJ. and
motored to Browns Tract Pond. From
there we went by boat for two miles a cross
We fahed rf faSm s ssS tG Shallow Shall Lake
with the following result: Forty-four small
mouth black bass weighing from IN to
VEN po nna1 with the exception of two that
The party consisted Of Lieut.. Marseli
shocI au anS w who is ,SscOvsrins from shell
M VA. dresses. c Mrs, .visarsund and Mr.. and
an I sta. stated 4. The guide boat was carried on
] might add further that nearly all our
Pass osos wers taken from three boats or from
e'sht to ten feet from shore:
OLD Forge. N. =. Aug: 10
Bass and Muskie Fishing at the Thousand
Isles.
Bass and muskalonxs fishing At tina
THOUSAND Isles continues good
,., P:ckerel less than twenty inches are
,,nesaIy kept. as enc game warden proved
City residents summering In the various
resorts ought to read the Rod and Gun
column 60 as to know the laws Affecting
from year to year.
Except for the doe killing law this year,
conservation Of nsh, game and forests.
As the city man Is supposed to have sur
Plus cash II Is usually he that 10 hailed
before the country judge and fnod. Ig-
norance OF the law excuses no one. So
let the city man read the fishing columns
and save his money for the ''profteers,"
prosecution until the approaching election
stHs the polittcians to activity, real or
HENRY q. SCHNEIDER.
Murray Isle. Jefferson Co.. ~. L, avg. 16.
Motor Boat for n Sunday Desired.
want to get in touch with some one
who has a motor boat that would carry a
party OF twenty or SO that could charter
A BEACH
| Paterson, N. j., Aug. IT.
Beaver Do Damage ut Raquette Lake.
Having Just returned from a vacation
spent on Raquette Lake In the Adiron-
dacks, / beg space to bring the following
to notice Of your readers. While there my
attention was directed to the great amount
Of ,, damage s... done BY the beavers in the
BY the construction of their dams acros.
! to be flooded. drowning the younger timber
and obliterating charted trails and carrys.
One canoeing party stated in my hearing
carry they found about 500 yards of knee
deep mud. which they were obliged to
s1svsrss The brooks are practically lily; ruined
the sportsinen OF this State protested
against the further prediction of the
beaver
1t has been estimated that the damage
caused by beaver last year amounted 20
$4,000. II there was no law against the
killing OF these animals IL would to
great extent prevent this enormous dam
age. besides II would bring into the mar
kets quantities OF beaver fur, which is
now in demand.
H. a. CORNELL. JR.
ossinins, n. Y, Aug. 49,
Happiness at Bear Isle, Temasami.
We arrived at Temagami. Ontario some
time ago. but have been so busy with
the nsh and making portsges from one
lake to another that have had no time to
write before this We are enjoying our
trip immensely. Good weather, good fsh-
ing-and right here l want to thank THE
SUN for being the cause of me getting,
through the Rod and Gun column, one of
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