The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
Ice Out Of sunapee, Square Tails Bite.

Ice Out OF Sunapcei Square Tails Bite.
The ice went out OF Lake sunapee to-
trout have been taken along the shores.
Due to the heavy stocking Of lingering
%ssoeation S Gy tho psss na ssst ysars
and more especially in the fall of 1915,
when 100000 were liberated, II is ex.
pected that large numbers Of trout will be
The lake has been. weA stocked with
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Newbury. N. H.. April II.
Connecticut Open Season for Gsmo Fish.
Lake trout, April 1s to September 30.
minimum length 10 inches; black bass,
July TO April 80, minimum length.
inches; pickerel or wall eyed pike. May !
! inches.
Last Day for Muslrats.
To-day is the las, day for muskrat
trapping In New York State.
Adirondack Trout Information Asked.
Can any of the Rod and Gun readers
give me correct information on trout ny
fishing in the Adirondack, some one who
has fished the streams and knows the con-
Am Interested in the West Canada
Creek, upper Sacandaga branch streams.
Indian River branches and anything In
| the locality.
will be glad to take up the matter
personally with readers who mi ght want
,, section. this season. will forward my ad-
dress next writing TO any one who knows
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New York. April Is. HARE'S EAR
| Anglers Club Outdoor Meeting Aprn 26.
The Anglers Club of New York on Sat
urday afternoon, April rs, will have their
| big lake. Central Park. Seventy seventh
street entrance. Those interested In fly
and bait casting are invited and the club
nov n
accuracy and wet fly accuracy. Anglers
| do not have to be connected with the club
The veterans Of the club. however will
meet In competition among III emselves In
| in bait casting with a three-quarter ounce
plug a hsherman's distance event will be
scheduled.
Members of the Anglers Club are not
only interested in fresh but also salt wa
ter fishing, and II any man desires in
formation as to how to rig or fsh for any
particular species members Will be glad
to give the information II such fishermen
will make their desires known at the plat
form.
Wreck Load buccaneers Take founders.
Commodore Phil Ketchum with q party
Of friends made a large catch of founders
on the yacht Emma w. last Sunday at
The FISH came two at a clip frequently.
! so, frequently in fact that over three hun.
dred were In the family box" in q short
ali hands had done their duty. but John
| Flaherty for instance. preferred to stay
in the cabin and avail himself Of the
kindly ministrations of Capt: Joe CAM.
| who seemed TO have any delicacy you
fancied. either liquid or solid. in the ships
| ice box. but what John lacked In plsca-
| toriai ability he certainly made up in airy
persifage of a character that kept us all
in all day.
TON the Barber caught moro nsh than
| any one else. though Uncle Pete Axmacher
ran him rather close and Capt. Jake Sule-
der also handled rod well-that is when
he was not telling Mrs. Thornton tales OF
his romantic past life.
| Armstrong Maltbie aboard. and en-
| joyed the fun. though his speciality ie
| deep sea fishing as a rule.
Too much cannot be said about Capt.
Joe CAM He Is the mainstay OF the
| wreck Lead Fishing Club. His whole duty
and pleasure seems to be observe others.
| Everybody knows him and everybody likes
him. Here's luck TO Commodore PM ana
MS 's''O" ARTHUR THORNTON.
| Wreck Lead. April IS.
Perryites Offer Prizes on Each Trip.
| capt Kringel of the Perry Fishing club
| states that Sol Lerert was the winner OF