The sun., 1919-06-14

Large Catches Of Sea Base Reported.
Capt Jake Martin of the steamship
Evely1 telephoned THE SUN that plenty
OF OF sea bass were caught on the Jersey
n this me weather continues" said
Capt Martin. I'VE will mako some very
The high hooks were Joseph Masillio,
I22 East Ninetisth street, 81 sea bass; A.
=. Hsrdenbergh. 91b Fifth avenue. Brook
a Sh humpback sea bass. o. wessman,
l1so Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. took 10
sea bass and c. Rene of Carlsbad, N j.,
look the same number.
Canarsie Guides Take wealfsh.
Tho Canarsie guides found the weak1sh
In several Of the channels of Jamaica Bay
Yesterday and caught good moses Of them
81 weskash from to o pounds each. He
had ii, ali Big Big fsh. and two Duke. He
and Henry Enksneier landed 8. George
Jake Knipe, and Emile hooked 4, one Of
snsas.d a. botS 10n large n.s 'n' Henry ssid
that thers were plenty. OF FISH IN sight,
but that they would not take hold. Free
more hot days the catches will run up
as high As any time last year Boegel
Ia an optimist.
August Kricse Takes siI Poundcrr.
@, Ausu't Kriese. one Of the guide. from
yesterday with 8 large woaknsh. Mr.
Slagen said that some of them weighed
guide, was not out yesterday. but Frank
VIII be after them to-day.
Excellent Sea Bass Fishing Outside.
With tho excellent sea bass fishing out
side and weakhsh and fuke biting well
In the arms OF the sea the Sunday anglers
weather holds. The weakhsh are running
quite large. and bsymen argue that this Is
school nah in the early part OF the season
However. last year the big nsh came frst
and they were followed by the school nsh,
and the season on the whole was the best
weakhsh in rsland Channel. Jamaica Bay.
c. F. Guhring of CAT Nostrand avenue.
Brooklyn as.lG fishing in Island channsl Of
weaHass R S on ounSs e.eS Both
hsh had large roes.
Half Pound Founders at Rodyn.
waIie.rr caught % aOpnd.rs svsrsrins
ashins. I During qn the IL an ,a aD% tims Mrs.
Thompson took 20 founders.
Urres German Vessels Sunk or Shore.
have written to the Secretary of tho
Navy urging him. In the interest of the
anglers of New York to sink any German
spoils of war in our local waters to beMht
local angling conditions. Such war vessels
will attract small crustacean life and In
time fishes. One OF these ships should be
sunk Ave miles south OF the fort at Rock
away Beach. Another ten miles on shore
and a third fifteen miles on shore.
II. HENRY d. KLINKER.
1lt7 Park avenue. June IL.
Boys and Girls Clubs Raise Rabbits.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Belgian
hare, or domestic rabbit as II is commonly
known. has long been q prolific producer OF
meat and fur in France, Belgium, Holland.
England and other parts OF Europe" says
the annual report OF the biological sur
vey; - ,,.,o.
tho report, the rearing OF domestic rab-
viii give a quick and economical supply OF
meat, ana at the same time produce fur of
much value for making garments and
for other manufactures.
Much interest has been aroused by
Bulletins and other publicity matter 10 en-
courage the growing OF these animals on
farms and in back yards. Boys and girls
the number OF rabbit growers in the coun-
try is rapidly increasing"
Black Bass-Two Doubles and q Single.
Northern anglers for the hrst time are
hearing about a remarkable catch OF black
bass-two doubles and a single-made in
one afternoon by +. NJ Curry.
Al small lake three miles from here
in the late afternoon Mr.. Curry on his
fourth, cast of his plug saw, bass rise
strike.
When he played the nsh within twenty
Aye feet Of the boat ne felt another strike.
resistance grew less and less and the ang-
Ter prepared to use the gan he was aston
ished TO md he had two bass He gated
the larger and the other came along.
one bass weighed pounds. the other 81.
Going back to the hyacinth bed he cast
again. and on tho fourth cast got another
strike and on reeling In had second