The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19
Bass and Porsies at Klondyke Banks.

sea bass and porsies were struck on
CAPT JAKE s s tine 81 r.. E S
been .sssiof and sis . s%sI anchors % had
that all might have had fair show the
t trea would have been between two and
As II was this Is how tn. high hooks
Lined Up: Dave Copeland and George
= Tink g sea bass and porsies: Or. A.
s a. F9s5s'h:y and Jack n Elliott; - porsiss;
?. J. o,Msil.S. /, porsi.. s and 20 ses
bass William Eisner. % sea bass and
Tom rSnn Boss g. Ss: s sna p sne
SSIsi..; Fred MiiI:i. IS :ss bass and and
siesi A. Rookensies. IL sea bass and
sles and A CatsiiineL IL sea bass and
While the run last, Capt. Martin says
he Will go to the Klondyke banks daily,
weather conditions permitting.
Moloney, McGIynn and Iseak Walton.
Dyckman street pier Pop Moioney and
Sf sns fs q1p':a sh. n.S SGa .nd
Fishermen along the Hudson River have
noted the absence for some time OF these
two noted and at times Donnybrook
They, returned to their new and now
we nxed II with the complainant
has been drafted. 1t was McGlynn who
MT nit him with a brick I did not hit
h swSs. wS Sni' the nsia trouble 1ap all abou. p"
asked q young man who was fishing for
asked a fellow who Swss fishing near
him who was Isaak Walton. the United
Anglers League was all the time making
| him that Isaak walton was a Canarsie
guide Who had written great book on
"And Mceiynn believed himf" and the
Sure he ala. and 30 did l." replied
INC p:Sp. sSoas s snd CT ts
guide and alderman and book writer.
real Isaak Walton had written the book
arndrsa' OF yssr; ago and before GO cansr
asy% when you again met the KID
"Betcher life we ala" answered
Moloney. land we are now looking for
took two egg sandwiches from McGlyn1 8
sssss st. and replaced them with two ham
What did McGlynn say when he dis
| covered the exchange7"
He only said he wished tho day was
| Inwood, Aug. is. THE PROFESSOR.
Schools of Fish; Strike Ties Up Anglers.
AT last we striking schools of sea
oss: and porgiss, said a sheepshead Bs,
ton. In the days of the Brooklyn RAPID
| Transit strike sometimes only two or thret
to make the trip. And not one of these
boats was filled to capacity. practices ally
the whole fleet was tied up. Now it look
| wouldn't be SO hard except that the schools
OF nsh are outside and clamoring for the
| anglers bait.
Fishing Good at Pleasant Island, Me.
Fishing for the past four days has been
unusually good and two An pound salmon
New Yorksrs fishing here include Charlie.
Wells. Miss Grace Wells Miss Eliza
and Robert Hanan. Miss Virginia Hanan,
Henry Thole. Nj: and Mrs. Robert A.
kins. Albert R. Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. NJ. Sterling.
Rye. n. Y, anglers include Or. and Mrs.
Arthur Pell. Miss Pell and Miss Holden.
New Jersey anglers include Mrs Frank
lin w. Fort, East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman G. Walker. Orange; Mr., and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. stroud, Morristown
Pleasant Island. Me-. Aug. IS.
Many Species Bite In Barnegat Bay.
From the book at Eno's Forked River
| take the following parties that went ou
Saturday and Sunday. numbers and kind
caught, weights, &c:
| Alexander r. Gulick OF Princeton ant
| New York and John De Witt Sterry o.
| New York go out daily with Capt. Franz
| Wilbert, angling in one spot all day In tn,
| blight of Cooper Slough. They seldom Ee
less than 80 large sized weakash per day
j H. Hull and Thomas Edwards o
White Plains, out with Capt. John Horner
took Is larke weaks
George Gould of Lakewood, Mr.. Russell
and some Englshmen. angling with Capt
| John Holmes in Cooper Slough blight, cap
tured IS weakfsh Sunday, ranging from
| to pounds. Mr.. Gould expects to angle
much during the remainder of the season
| ewing &c tho numbers and sizs OF mani
species Of desirable fsh-weakhsh, sum
mer founders (nuke). crokers. kingnsh,
pound lafayettes. white perch whitefish
large cells. hard crabs. &c
By this means he beats the high cost o
living and feeds n very large population
Castle Gould on the fat of the water
Everybody that accompanies him has I,
fsh, and hsh steadily on the latest efncien
business principles. This includes also tn,
ohauneurs who bring himself and guests
]. Yauch of Newark brought over Z
large party of men friends Saturday ant
went out with Capt. Watts Penn for king
hsh. Watts placed them over the fish /,
a hole alongside Clam Island bar OPPOSITE
the east end OF Sea Dog Shoals. They tool
4 ROD AND GUN.
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