The sun., 1919-07-10

~ Pound Channel Bass at Little Beach.
Dr. Frank C. Raynor OF 1874 Joralemon
surf a,sH ook an, went TO NEW Ins Roi:r
a. Corson OF 25 Tonnele aveue, Jersey
City. Both men sought channel bass at
these these famous fishing grounds. but were
Telling Of the trip yesterday DR.. Ray
nor said; There wac quite a crowd from
the Point. One party of New Workers.
nndinE Il dull at the Point. went across
the s, inlet to Little Beach , and picked up
pound blue and others running UP to
II went to Little. Beach with them the
next day and there we're so many sharks
that there were no other hsh. The sharks
came within twenty-five feet OF the shore
hooked when we would get a short run
ana then our line would be bitten on I'm.
fortunately we had no long wire leaders
Scrent stors."
Bank Fishermen Capture Blues.
as the Josephine OF sheepshead Bay was
on her way home on Sunday from the
sauids. the captain continued and every
man who had the tackle began trolling.
was the hrst to land a bluensh. a ten
FOUNDER taken on a wood squid. For
some reason the metal squids failed to get
strike. Several blues were taken by
Humpbaok sea bass were caught, In ad-
dition TO huke and blscknsh on sun
Como OF the Bronx won the pool with a
TIMOTHY J. EGAN.
1908 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, July ..
Conditions In Outside and Inside Waters.
Fhhinx from Sheepshesd Bay boats on
Monday nuke and blackhsh came over the
rail frequently.
In the inside waters dead Horse In
Ii Aoh op1
cells are being taken.
Srsbs are too small yet to think about,
size. Next month both crustaceans will
BE worth taking.
EDWIN JOHN WALL
SsS Nostrand ave, Brooklyn. July 9.
Casting Teams to Meet Saturday.
Next Saturday afternoon the casting
team OF the Anglers Club OF New York
VIII meet team from the Newark Bait
ana Fly Casters Club at the big lake
quarter distance bait, one-ouarter sccuracy
bait. salmon fly, accuracy wet fy,
ounce rod and accuracy dry ny. S ounce
ment series.
Beam TRAVELLING In Local Waters.
Beam trawlers are ripping away Tn,
fneeding grounds and scooping UP all the
n msn an along the Long Island shores
Where are the fish protectors?
Many people who see these things tel
the writer that the violations are increas
ing As matter OF fact you may see
| head at Manhattan Beach any day
Can anything be done. or have we got e
'e' 'hem Work nj, - own sweet will
Emmons ave-. Sheepshcad Bay. July ..
Capt. Klein to Talk on Local Fishing
The most enjoyable summer trip is I,
Journey with one who knows about the
greatest vacation waters on earth, those o
New York.
All are invited TO enjoy such a trip b,
bearing the address Of Capt. John Klein
| OF Bergen Beach. fisherman an dguide, Al
the meeting on Thursday. July TO- of the
United Anglers League in World Auditor.
| ium.
New York, July .. b. NJ. BRIGGS.
Lake Marian Preserve Sold to Club.
All who are familiar with the Adirondack
| know OF the famous Low estate and will be in
| terested to learn that the Lake Marian Preserv
which is one Of their several preserves, has JUS
been sold TO club to be used a hunting
and fishing park.
The club. to he known as the Lake Mariai
| Association, Inc, includes Paul Moore an,
George rlumer Smith Of Convent. y. J., winsn
Morristown, y j., Bradford Brinton Of Dick
son: H., and 4, A. Low Of New York city.
| The tract which the club hiss purchased T.
| iieo' acres in extent and includes severa
| mountains, vast stretches ot forest aboundinJ
| In deer, and nine lakes among which some o
the best known are Lakes Marian. Colvir
| Lake Marian. known to old timers as Silve
| Lake. Is probably the most famous lake il
| this section Of the country both for it's eS
ceptonal beauty and for It's remark able hshing
Ono OF the most extraordinary things about tn
| lake Is that, although it has never heei
| stocked the fishing is good to-day as I
Was thirty years sgo, and then is now il wa
! excellent. It is not in the least unusual q
| catch nifty brook trout in an hour on the A
! in it's waters.
| Colvin Pond was discovered in 1873 by Yer
! plank Covin on his first e1plors ton and tur
vey of the Adirondack. II Is high up on III
| top Of mountain and Is a very beautiful pond
| Years Hgo II was stocked with ouananiche dam
locked salmon, which in this lake attain siE
| Of seven pounds.
| The Lake Marian Club is connected Wit
| Horse Shoe which is on the Adirondack livi
1 sion OF the New York Central, by prvat
road over the Low estate and NAV also y
| reached by motor from outside points fror
| Long Lake West over another private road
| The Low properties were purchased at vuriop
| times between 1895 and 1900 hy the late 4. A
| Low and include al"o the IIiichins rresc-v
and tho famous Big Trout Preserve Tn
4 Lake Marian Preserve Nns bought from Wm. n
| and Frederick A. Weeks and George W Sisso
IL 1895 and il surrounded nv the preserves n
| Harry Psine Whitney, C. NJ. Daniels Mrs. 4