The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31

49,, resident, VI; ron-resideut $40: alien
i5 cents for issuing license finiavfui ~
. 49, =. on posted lands or on lands of an
Cod Taltsn to the East.
FOLLOWING closely upon the report Of A
Rcsnt ~ ~ COO on the Commodore of Long
son se of the RosabeIi OF Wreck Lead that
IN wa were taken by hshermen in his boat
Ssb. "eTTh he as well as plenty Of black
the east. ''' "snea 'he grounds to
N Capt. Jake Martin of the steamer
th aty1nh OK sheepshead Bay said yesterday
~ ~ tns season and the captains expected
rey would strike cod next Sunday All
tons i SsI.hs n S,s Of the opinion that condi-
son. so01 s'o 'ea-
oetskili Deer Time Opens To-morrow.
viii, Eift sssr days is permitted for hunting
T Torr e. an. and lasting until November IL.
me ne statute says. only Wild deer having
nvns !, nor less than three inches in length
Towns OF Neversink. Cochecton. Tusten.
6ighiand. cumberland, Forestburg and
Of Maintaining and Thompson iyirr sonth
OF the Newburgh and Cochecton turnpike
m sullivan county and the town OF Deer
fark In Orange county,"
MscsereI Bite at Matinicock Point.
Blk fishermen braved the misty weather
OF tuesday morning and went out from
S sa Point with Capt; Henry lube in his
stanch and seaworthy little Elsie. And II
was well for all concerned that his boat
was Wen put together. Such sea as ran
On the sound Tuesday afternoon has never
at the banks.
We, stopped near. Execution Light for
next stop was on Matinicock Point. where
Capt. lube said they had been catching
large founders.
The winkler from Canarsie was here
and rowboat with two fishermen.
Inc Wind Fame up strong out Of the
gan to take mackerei These fsh were
about seven inches long. and 1 will state
right here ! had all the pleasures Of trout
trout as they come from the water, the
black and green stripes on their back
lops, but the bait that proved most popu-
lar to nsh and fishermen was small strips
of fresh mackerel used up three fish
and caught 80. and quit fishing at 1880 and
took charge of the chum pot "a fine job
with gale OF Eind blowing and heavy
sea running) and let the captain boat a
II seemed to me we all had hsh enough
for a whole neighborhood at Q o'clock. and
one fellow / am quito sure must have had
well over hundred. but Il was not until
for home.
Capt zube's Elsie Is ideal for Sound
fishing and the captain, like most all men
of his years of experience in the fishing
game. Is the generalization of good nature
and accommodation.
He expects tho mackerel to stay until
we'll after election. but one wonders how
long they can last when six men: can take
almost a half a thousand fish in an after
New York. Oct. 50.
Second Day for Pheasants Upstate.
allotted for pheasant shooting upstate.
Seven Pound Striped BASS ON Cotton
Thread.
81 Rutland. who holds the championship
of the Cotton Thread Fishing Club for
striped bass fishing with number twenty
four cotton thread, on Tuesday last>landed
a striped bass from jamaica Bay Weighing
ss meaning Mr. sss end Il s.
In these waters and the best flaming 70 TO
be had where the fish are working their
way into the outside waters.
Last Reedbird in Jersey.
The reedbird season closes In New Jer-
sey to-day.
Hunting Time in Rhode Island.
Beginning tomorrow In Rhode Island
hare. rabbit, quail or bobwhite, runed
grouse or partridge, pheasant and wood
cock M
Hunter Shot by Mistake" Daily Headline.
Ny! how the hunters are popping over
hunters Just north Of here. Scarcely
day passes without newspaper headlihe'
Hunter Shot-Mistaken for a Deer.
Utica, N. Y. Oct. 20. KEEL
Rabbit Time In Pennsylvania Tomorrow.
Tho rabbit season opens In Pennsylvania
tomorrow.
Deer Time in Eight Maine Counties.
Saturday is the opening day for deer in
the following counties In Maine; Andres
coggin, Cumberland. kennebec. Knox
Lincoln. Sagadahoc. Waldo and York.
Moloney md McGlynn and Surf Anglers.
Sure" remarked MoGlynn, the Hudson
River eel fisherman. ''the long pole fisher
men are the real fans among US sure the
thing in the sport of fishing and maybe
they are right"
'The long pole guysl Who do you refer
to?" asked Moloney. the Inwood tomcod
yanker.
The guys who use q bean pole to sling
q sinker into the surf. They are known in
high fishing society as surf fishermen" and
McGlynn borrowed a pipeful OF tobacco
from a stranger who was seated on rock
near him
"ohr' exclaimed Moloney. rive heard
OF those guys. They hsh along the shores
OF New Jersey and Long Island ana they
tell me that these surf fishing guys will
often fish twenty-four hours or more and
never land fish, There must be some
thing in surf fishing because there's more
OF them every year"
I am a surf fisherman" butted in the
stranger who had furnished tobacco to