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

McGynn. "and once a surf fisherman yon
Will always be one and nothing else"
III you are one" Interrupted McGlynn..
why are you here fishing for cells and tom
cods7 From your chin music one would
think nshermen who fish for cells and TOM
Gods are beneath the notice Of surf fisher
OF course" replied the stranger, surf
fishermen are headiiners OF the sport.
They are considered as having gradusted
from river and bay fishing. And as for
my presence here to-day allow me to in
FORM you that am trying for small cells
to use Sc, for bait Fishing for cells and es-
dear sir, that's for kids and very old
Say. Moloney." whispered McoIynn In
Moloney's left esr, There win be some@
thing doing here very soon"
And Just allow me to remark" con-
patience. no booking, good physical con-
dition and knowledge OF the art Of ms
nipuiating rod, line, reel and sinker to b.
thing to be one. No cheap skate can be
surf fisherman. You can be an eel or q
than saso for comps,. cS outns nS sors
nsning outnt cost me s75 and Il was
"Moloney." whispered Mcolynn again in
Molonoy's left ear. do you think that big
guy who is fishing next to this bull
thrower is friend Of his7 I'm not look
Sure he Is" answered Moloney. and
ne has wooden leg. saw him take IL
to,s 10 De s,d more Comfortable It's lying on
This is not the time or place to start
something" said McGlynn softly to Mo-
ioney. i've been up against the clubs OF
on the head with his wooden leg. 1t IL
q terrible weapon. A brick is not in its
think VIII postpone action on this chap
until ~ III. catch him alone and no wooden leg
The only way McGlynn could solace him
self for not doing up the surf fisherman
then ana there was to smoke up three
more pipefuls of his tobacco. As they
denly remarked:
49,. Moloney. am wishing you no harm.
put IL an accident should require you to
with a fat brick and you with a wooden
leg With a knot on tive would be In
In. X. THE PROFESSOR.
FaIIacy of Ola Idea Concerning God.
a party or seven fishermen aboard the
TW1 r,nhe Of Long Beach, Capt. Hen
There has always been a prevailing idea
among fishermen In general" says Charles
=. Day that cold weather and water
were absolutely essential to bring the cod
on our coast. From October 20 to Novem-
Der ! the cod migrate as far south az the
,r gns a asiahd coast. and warm or cold you
being the warmest October rs on record.
seems to prove the fallacy of the old idea"
Fifty Pound Doe. Being KILLED Is Report
MT; and Mrs. Frank G. Hall have been
nunting In the Adirondack wilderness
The following is from an upstate paper
ana Sheds some light upon the workings
OF the one deer law passed by the LeRis-
Conservation Association and signed by
Gov. Smith through the influence Of NJ.
n. hoover and other men particularly
n: Tbs sTt,i IN the repeal Of the buck law
Hail discovered that many does weighing
as little as fifty or sixty pounds are
S Seing shot this fall, and that among many
present law permitting the shooting Of
does. 1t Is thought that not only will
changed law result In preserving the
II is a common occurrence in the woods
TINS fall for hunters to shoot at the
slightest sound, whereas In past years.
hunter was forced to wait until he Va
sure OF the sex OF the animal before him.
New York, Oct. 81. RIG.
The Landlord and Trout
The landlord sure's a funny cuss;
Al shaking hands he's fine.
out wnen II comes to tips on trout
AT him draw the line
] don't know how II happens
But II always seems the way
: "men get skunked the landlord saya
Ihey Dit fine yesterday"
And when my creel is empty
II nils my cup with sorrow
10 near the landlord blithely saw
On. they'll bite fine Tomorrow"
II I could change this world about
And fix II up my way
I'd have all landlords saving
They're biting fine to-day"
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