The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-07
ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM APRIL Z TO APRIL

year after year TO Bale des Plouseur.,
ao2ui sixty miles below Tadoussc7
Taking the train here at 7t5 P NJ ons
arrivss at R!viere du Loup about break.
fas, time the next day. One can 81
comfortably hunks four and which can
meet YOU either at Riviere du Loup OF
M Asil The run seross the st. Lawrence.
Nnlch rs about thirty miles wide at this
there behind the stand Sh dss f rapfsI tns
Ths bay Itself /" "a w wondsrful o.,,ox
kaTeIy do the trout run under a pound,
SauIt au Cochon Bale Laval. Columbia,
Bale Blanche, besides reef about thres
had wonderfully good sport.
indeed on more than one trip we hay,,
a! that We could possibly bring hons
-. ~ would 10 only 100 glad t, work out
which feel certain very many good New
YORK fishermen would be Interested
treal 10 Bale des Piougeurs for two week.
e an,s, oa'Er az expenses included, for $50
p s % fGqEss s9;,, m ore;
for the heath and sport it gives.
within easy distance from New York. sav
"',"s sn ' nve or SIX hours train run?
lies Of Nds exSsange 81 Gn sb tns pTOSslSl
ton among those OF your readers who I,ks
t'F - ehoLIu pe only too glad
their felioN Wa,tons where. when and hoa
New York, April 6.
Flies and Worm. for Trout.
eed to s e:':S se sItf Ms a.. AL All" ana a..
columns again, and the principal reason ~
! nae a well grounded suspicion he IL
M, me "i ne "Id schooi and wish there wers
But h; must he aNar. he is Trading
On very DANGEROUS ground when he even In
inmates Nc admits the -
pe,9s aiken by any means other than dies'
cb M"w !, J. ha,e s 70 quarrel With those ~hD
Tor | use them myself when l think IL to
ny my Ru,,antage e. do 50. and We can ali
In these columns have advocated tbs a.
aStms nt OF very stringent laws regandinr
ne ne manner a. IN which trout should os
worms. W uso
There a7e many mountain streams man.
OF US so vel. know So overgrown Win
bushes mat the successful use OF nies
seems entirely ont ~ the question, ana m,
id'a 81 prohibiting by law The Ne.
worms n such streams-or any otbsr ~
VA NAY matt@,Ls@ems TO me TO border on
u" w. V" RosS";'s \ r A IL 9 ARNOLD
Long Island Quail and the Closed s...on
NJ. John Eolt1an: have read 80
tNT Rsi anJ Gun column 81 HE GfIsH sG Il In
differ with you, however. I'm rerarJ 20
a Nv" ears "losed season. The cnn1nars
we trw dutu Killed by sportsmen durinr
- -. - aH'u are small perCentaRa -
th"s" winch do through the seyaritv -
~ W. ,S Gi1r'TTs , SnJ III" never ending pursuit.
., .nrlr haturs, enHmiss. correctly named
Nrrm'n ny al true hunters
~ YOU forbid a. shooting and take AVA
me pleasure OF an all day tramp In tSs
"pt4 coupled with the JOY Of watchlns ne
ihts,lsrnt work OF vel trained dos'
mex ir w You substitute az an Incentive
My opinion is thar A fVa va. ,,o..a
season VI decrease the number OF auaN
r"SaNse the shooting clubs. without some.
,.ns 10 "her their members will 20 otfS
o. tNistenc-, and The shooting clubs ars
the pest friends quail have, because thsy
spend larselN 20 provide food ans TO XII
on ihN cats, foxes, owls hawks and othar
predatory animal.
WILLIAM II BOULrON.
Flanders Club
L-An-.r-: Long Island. April 9