The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
arsat south Yield. fL1 Pound F1ounderr.

Great South Yields rs Pound FOUNDERS.
On Sunday last in Great South Bay the
osashs 80 on n'as c many ., tSe nj.
Van Horn OF ~ East Eighty eishth street.
Horn. Nebei. sehsum. Verne and Mohr-
mann.
Where Are Life Perservers Exchanged?
! understand there 10 shop IN New
YORK where life preeervers are exchanged
and recovered. Can any reader OF the Rod
this shop7
800 East Eighty NTH street. April z.
Story Of Dan and His Trout Liked.
The little story of Dan and his great
trout by Fred p Burr was a GEM good
bad ono for the ny fisherman.
Come again. Mr. Fred p Burr. more
power to you--and II I ever meet you along
the Beavsrkili. I'll promise you good
oF'ns' even though the a tSsn Il Dry Fool.
Hoboksn. N. J.. April I.
Jersey Carp and BullfroE Legislation.
simpson has introduced a bill in tho New
Jersey General Assembly which will per
nit the spearins of carp. and Assembi
man Agans has a bill TO enforce q closed
season on bullfrogs and tadpoles for three
Concerning the carp spear!ne bill Ken
meth r. Lockwood. president OF the New
ark Bait and Fly Casting Club, saws:
simpsons bill Is a OF companion for
tho netting through the ice law, sponsored
bv his Warren county nelEhhor. Alonzo
Herrick, a couple OF years aSo. To turn
AZ army OF spear wiclderS into tho streams
OF New Jersey would be almost as much OF
mena"e-some may say worse one-to
the game nsh inhabtlns those waters as
III Is 10 permit netting under the ice.
Some anglers have been outspolen In
-heir conviction that the moor troutinE
last season was duo to the netting. Pro-
r ", he .sstl1
make II worse. Any man who ever has
USED spear knows how deadly 4 is.
wadins at night with a light. the
..pe.rman can approach so close TO a nsh
that he car stand nstride II. OF the game
fish the piekerel Is the easiest victim. but
bass and trout are by no means safe from
the wary individual who knows tho game"
pol: i.s.isos M fs P GoeS:ood 0s says
lure but tho LEOPARD frog is almost hDSs II moi
quite good. Tho latter Is much more
plentiful than the former.
what with tho treat variety OF arti-
ncial bats. many Of them very effective.
which have appeared in the last few wears
the number OF anglers who go IN for frog
casing or skitt'r'ne is deer asins each
THE contortIon. Of frog pierced
through the Zip by a hook far too closely
resemble those that might be expected OF a
human being under tho same circur-
stances to commend the hooking Of the
batrachian TO persons OF tender senstbli-
ties.
I'm New York. by the way. the catch
ing or killing OF green. spring and null
frogs in April and May IS forbidden. 1t
would be interesting to know the reason
for the Recommendations TO anybody who
goes about In the country along water
ways and ponds-in the number Of bull
frogs. This decrease is true not only OF
New Jersey. but Of New York Connecticut.
Maryland and other states
The Inquirer and the Been There" Man.
The Rod and Gun column is often in re
ceipt of letters from reader to con
tributor. These are forwarded and II the
mountaineering does not ripen into
friendship. like true outdoorsmen. the man
| who has been there" is always willing TO
tell the other fellow what he wants to
know
Such recent correspondence has
at is pleasing to receive letters like
tina, of pr. IS and it is privilege 70
have done the little kidnesses which call
forth these tokens Of gratitude.
Il too have got a very grateful letter
a rn OF Of S S. ali over The ' SnoH in my
| pack engendered nm interest in the writer
| The day after returning home I wrot. him
| in store for him. and a week or so later
when I caught up on work sat me down
and opened UP my heart in a four Shoe,
THE doctor had been in communication
with New Workers who fish the Catsk!l
and Jersey and fsnnssyiT,anie streams n1 ,r
| Offer him was about as promising as is q
! good casting day TO- ne MP here tomorrow
! These informants told him that there Is
| no stream work to be done N Maine
some one had told them so, and they Of
course passed II on.
so ! laid all my trout hunks open ne
! fore he doctor. Took him FIST to a net
| work n brooks and little rivers in a 50
( lcn visited corner ~ Maine and shovel
! him 'he kind of waters and trout that Wi
he the portion ~ ans!erH-good guEs-l'
! there by any cNnnce should be r hero
! ar-Nr for fSherno0-
Then I showed him the osOegatohl'
\ aud tho bunk on the skill waters or the
| west Canada. which | usually save fo'
! nv own purposes He couf"Eses to q
! g-aenhorn's Ignorance with anything like
! This and Is Walking on air IN anticipatcn
! ~ getting a. il, and is accordingly thank
( ful for having been put wise.
! ut has always struck me as queer tha'
1 our New York anglers are content WIN
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