The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-29

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brant, 10 plovei and 10 yeliowlegs, but
not more than Is In all; 4 woodcock, 10
Ends Of Various Fishing Seasons.
To-day and tomorrow will see the close
OF the season for various flsh in New York
and neighboring states. To-day lie the last
day OF the lake or salmon trout fishing
IN Pennsylvania Tomorrow viii see the
and angling for whitefsh in lakea and
streams within the boundaries Of the Adj
rondRck Park. In Massachusetts the open
time ends on salmon in Lake Quinsiga-
mond; in Connecticut on lake trout and in
Maine on trout
Octobss Fishing Trips Scheduled.
Clubs fishing during October on sched-
uled dates include the Liberty In the Rod
the Seaweed In the Edith. Timer Park,
October IL and 20, and the We Twelve in
the same boat, leaving from the same
place. October s and 10,
whale Gives Anglers Pleasure.
Anglers who hshed last week on the
Long Beach grounds had pleasure in
feet IN en ns hs, for several day. was
seen at the Middle Grounds and OF the
Cholera Banks.
Beer Box Proves Hcodoc.
Pop" Bukowski usually catches more
FISH than his son Mike who, as you all
know, IL engineer on the good ship New
orker. but the other dAy ut came to his
Waterloo, and all on account of beer box,
vintage OF about 1912. and you could
in faded letters the words: "Anheuser-
Busch, St Louis" on IT,
As Pop" sat this box many eye
wandered 10 the inscription upon II. q
far away and reminiscent look coming to
the faces OF those who saw the reminder
OF happier days. And as ! watched them
| noticed that they took another pull at
] their bottles OF ais. and then threw the
| bottles on the deck In disgust
But Pop" never cnughi a fsh while he
| sat on the box, while Mike, and In fact,
all Of Us. caught blAcknsh and ling, whit
II was about time for three whistles
when Pop" stood up to the rail and
| presto' up came a fine, juicy ling He
| tom before he got heavy strike and up
| came fine blacklist and anothh winter
weakhsh, and then-three whist e.
| but here are the facts. and II you doubt II
ask Capt. BILLY" Clubo, for ] have
told you before. he is like 'Dad"-"hs
However the deep sea bank boats are
| now fishing the vicinity OF the Lightbuoy.
species named They are even whispering
about the coming cod season. but don't
rush 1t, boys Lct's get al the weskfsh
| nrst ARTHUR THORNTON.
Sheepshead Bay. Sept IS
More Juice From Grape Juice.
With the adjustment of the question
Of longer rod there comes to the front
cSstns puTpo.s 81 ppsey lead or
| (tnterchang bic terms) have been through
their adoption by the Asbury Park Fish
/ nanents The bank variety
| This sinker is Of the elongated type,
nodded with hole at the extreme enc
Of the elongated portion, and the other
| extreme being well rounded 80 That the
| base IL heaviest, this being accomplished
| lace gradually attenuRted TO the neck.
| For casting through greAi space THE
present shape is neither scientlhe nor lie
no particular stream lines" and the
weight lie not properly distributed An
ideal lead should have stream iines that
| 40 not retsrd but keep Its progress for
ward, and also should be SO shaped that
| the vacuum created behind the lead
| should assist In showing II ahead.
is cut in half The neck portion weighs
| approximately one-third the weight Of the
lipsey and the balance obviously the ether
sinker should carry four-hfths of the
| weight and not two-thirds
Some pseudo-scientihe explorers IN lead:
'logy have commended that q sinker should
| he the same shape as that Of bullet
| hut they lose sight Of the fact that
hat is rihed, assuming a twisting mo
lion projected upon II by said rinlng
wherea. a casting lead has two motions
Of the line that iifts /; forward, 90 that
| when the force is finally expressed in
the Aging lead Il rolates toward the
!
! .o-ce sna vacuum pressure behind H. Ad-
! vAnces FIRST.
Ideal sinker of Indian Club Shape.
| It doe. not do this however, until
has been covered, going upward IT. its
I flight with g side motion, and when ~
starts wen up the arc II assume, a
| twist forward and continues upon this
| momentum Of Initial impulse. plus vacuum
| behind II and plus gravity pull below It.
Now the quicker the heavier portion OF
the lead can be brought forward the
| II IL not unusual to see Lead twirl
and twist while In the air. which shows
that the cast was not started correctly,
! either In not starting the cast early or
side twist Impaired upon IL
The ideal sinkeI should not he nodded.
! but should be swedged so that each sinker
/ lie uniform ana that the weight IL tho
| same in each instance Its shape should
len pin h long neck and Shor, bal end
With such an elongated neck the visa
| tago OF the lead is greater ana the vacuum
surface to push Il forward with 8 bali
end sinksr the centre OF pull IL always
| the same ana not continually changing
the present model
long necked sinker win extend It's
sdty esnind i'm. to lnspd: AS SS.. TIVE
| he sinker, and as soft substance can
| be shot through sole substance, de-
| line assumes a riEidty and carrying force
! in proportion TO the length Of the neck
! of the slnker, the ball end which precedeE
! Il creating vacuum which acts not
only upon every portion Of the sinksr but
also upon the line following. in rstio 10
the initial force expended In forward
. direction. GRAPE JUICE
/ linton Fails Camp Sept rs
sand PorEies Bite in Jamaica Bay
Sand porEiss are coming back to our
! local waters as the catches down at
Jamaica Bay show. The sand porgy has
been absent from our waters for the last
ten OF twelve years, . few being caught
: occasionally. most likely stray hAh
! The cause was laid al the door Of the
| eystermen OF Jamaica Bay, dragging up
AUTUMN RESORTS.