The sun., 1919-10-13


Caribou licenses issued by minister OF
marine and fisheries, stipendary ms SIS
trate or Justice of peace.
Unlicensed guides not to be employed.
three sportsfnen.
Bag limits Thre caribou tstags) a
f3Ih Pound striper Taken at Avon, n. J.
street, Elisabeth, Il j.. angling at Avon
one evening last week just before shutdown
on the turn of low water. captured "a
nsh was so Inches long and had a girth
Of 26h inches II was caught on an
oshaushnessy 40 hook. with clam bait.
Mr.. Josephson fought the fish for an hour
before the fight ended. The striper is now
being mounted.
How Jump Caught Record Tuna
Until my arrival In New York recently
from California was interested In read
ing THE SUNS story telling how James
worlds light tackle tuna record, taking
a nsh of 1854 pounds.
Perhaps THE SUMS angling readers
would be further Interested in a more de-
tailed story of the hour and forty minutes
that Mr.. jump spent IN putting up the
recalled that he and his son Robert had
strikes at the same time.
Mr.. Jump in telling the story to a
Avalon. who congratulated him upon bis
speech, said:
After forty minutes hard fighting
he boatman reached over the side tine
| wire leader broke. That FISH went free
and We were glad Of It.
my line. 1t had been exceedingly DIFF
| icult for US to Tight both fish at the
same time. They. milied about in the
siderable effort that could balance in
| the cockpit OF the launch. To fight the
fsh I stood up all the time
hA laa aAN - "a al ~
| test of endurance. on Ave or slx
occasions the FISH had more than 1000
feet OF my nine thread line trailing after
IT. Each time l had to reel It back. a
| slow. painful, energy sapping task.
" was skill and endurance against the
tactics and rapid movements OF a monster
lighting for its freedom. Smaller and
| smaller the milling fish made Its circles
! Around the stern of the launch. under
the keel and then away on 1t dashed
1 sever the frail line that held It captive
so interesting was this struggle be-
anese boat crews who were in the vicinity
at the timo We hooked our fsh stopped
| fishing for the market and watched the
| up their caps when the battle was won.
Until my 12o pound hsh taken on heavy
| tackle last July had fshed almost every
;una Weighing over 100 pounds. The secret
OF II all is persistency. have trolled tbs
ocean from Santa Barbara to San Diego
| many times. day and night, In search o
| feeding tuna that could tako with "a roc
| and reel.
800 and odd that I have hooked durini
| the par twenty-five years. Ny great dis
| aster in previous years has been that tbs
ago said / would keep at 1t until I 60
the hundred posnder on light tackle; a
was a little larger than l expected. Ny
last record was sOk pounds. beat by Col
Wheeler in July while I visit Il
st. Louis.
This season I have landed four tun'
| weighing more than 100 pounds each"
New York. Oct. IL. CATALINA.
Tip TOP Clubs Good Catch.
Fishins on board the soa Wolf of wrcci
Lead. Thomas Malvassi. Van. Deacon Jone:
and Duke Thompson members % tho III
| Top Fishing Club. brought In good catcl
of biackhsh and founders one day las
Brooklyn, Oct. Is.
| Angling Conditions on jersey Coast.
Fishing on the south Jersey coast wa
! never better than recently. Bluensn, weak
| fish. croakers and channel bass, with
| lew striped bass. were caught by the sur
| fishermen. The writer has had his chanc,
at them and has caught a good many.
Bluehsh struck into the SURF the othe
day from Spring Lake to Seaside Park. anC
Asbury and Point Pieasan; have had with
them In many moons. In the FIRST week o.
October these FISH were plentiful at Lawn
|
| getting from Ave 10 ten each. which ia con
| sidered good catch, when an average OF
is landed. And you VIII know you have
boen fishing when you are able to lane
nve large bluehsh through the surf
| The run started about the usual time
for tho mullet were leaving the rivers ant
| going South. which was the cause Of TN
blues coming into the surf. The writer
| his experience he never before has seer
so many and such large schools OF MULE
ws.eh tssm ,ymp out of
water. And such time they have wheI
| the bluensh are under them!
/ hshed Spring Lake the other mornint
and was unfortunate enough to break both
lead squids ! had with me, and could
see the mullet by the thousands jumping
out of the water and the bluehsh ohSslng
them. but anNI could do was fish fol
| weaknsh.
lead sSuid tied to my ", line, FOR the chance
was hundred to ono II hooked a blue,
hsh he would cut me on; had 5000
spGst With the wsams getting several to-
1t was the nrst time had caught weakl
and croakerR in the daytime in the sur
found. is two hours before ard two hour'
after high tide. have fshed all thi'
season and have noticed that the best
fishing Is at this time
| The other Saturday was n good night OF
the Ocean Grove pier; everybody had nsi
| and several large weaknsh were caught
l
| Just like a midseaHon evening on the plel
everybody was ASKING. even the womeT
| folk.
| Biuehsh and wesks were very plentiful a
| Seaside. one channel bass weighing forty
| two pounds was brought to the Asbury
| Park Club to be weighed In. 1t wal
| caught by a Mr. Cameron OF New York,
| guest OF Mr.. Comegys Of Asbury Park.
Tho fishing at Dca! ana Allenhurat hn
| fallen on, II seems, for the boys are al
going south TO fsh anywhere from Sprins
Lake to Seaside. ono ideal spot is at th'
/ range light at Sea Girt. i saw as man!
| as twenty-five fishermen there the othe
| morning and all seemed to be getting fish
| have found an inexpensive bait To-
| weaknsh and croakers and my larges
| weak was taken on 1t. IL is the It'll
| lafayette cut up into small strips. Tit
| nsh must be cleaned and washed; wheI
cut into strips and put on the hook 1
| makes . tough bait that cannot be bitter
| on so easily as crab.
MuiIet Is the best for blues. The per
| son who hshes for blues must use wir'
leader three to four feet long, for. when
nsh lie hooked, II will run up the line RnC
bite IL through and thus. OF course. &c
| away. / md II best to take no chances
but nsh for them right.
| Have heard no reports from BeacI
| Haven Harvey Cedars, Barnegat City
| New Inlet, Little Beach or points furthe
| south. so cannot say what ia being don
| there Channel bass are being taken a
. 49,, f-t,. and Cnrannia Inlet and