The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

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Ling Biting at Inshore Grounds.
The Rose r. II. came into Canarsie on
Roberts said that every man had all he
wanted to carry. The fish were taken on
Buoy
Or. RayDor or 10 the Neversink.
DR.. Frank C. Raynor OF Brooklyn will
leave to-day for a trout fishing trip on the
On Grand Lake Stream.
Dsrs q salmon in dat pool
An dat salmon ain no fool
Yo heah mol
| I done struck him wifi q ny,
he done leap up To- foot high,
j. WARREN HARPER.
| "Tamarack" to or. A. C."
Taking your present output, in which I
unwittingly appear as the subject. as q
sample OF your artistry in mental pro-
treiturc. fear me. 'R. A. c." you arc not
| going to turn out to be n bowling success
IN this line OF endeavor 1t seems a shame,
too. to efface the chrome. for you have
| been prodigal in the plying OF palette and
brush. But you don't quite get my fea-
lures, 80 I'm going to pass up the dinged
In the way OF reasons for this attitude
toward your art there's frst that little
any leaning in the direction OF Bolshe-
vism I do not hesitate to confess to the
proud possession of a toothbrush and Akin 8
| and moreover strive otherwise so to COM
port myself as TO merit the title of Amer
| lean gentleman" than which kings and
\ tne ike can bestow none greater.
| The plutocrat you would make me out
| I am not. No bombs come In my mail.
ycS do 10" v!nS w the same tam tsts
| my Job probably 10 the harder OF the two.
| Many times I'm like the guys who went
-si1 days shalt thou labor and do ali that
| thou art able and on the seventh"-keep
plugging away. It's true I have the rods
and reels and tapered lines and flies-the
adaya
whore my daily work is concerned tho
me, and by the same token the gear I
| use in my avocations Of camping and hunt
ing end hshing won't swap for any mans
| stun. These bought with the proceeds OF
my labors ! have membership In no or
| ganiEation which controls a preserve, and
serve
so S9T DO hoID, s. Up At popular hotels or
they of short or Of long duration, are done
in this fashion. And I've camped under
some primitive conditions in my time.
"ram"'"oafs" Angling With Liver Fed
Yes. I've taken liver fed trout-likely
| thousands of 'em: only tho livers in these
instances were no part of the innards OF
d domestic critters. They were viscerai
bear ana deer and beaver and what not,
dead Of ago and Of the stress Of winter.
during freshet stages and lodging in eddies
substance for the trout while held at
and contributed toward fortifyins the fsh
against the period of surface feeding which
meant tho advent of the lyman. And
l Fiah hryv 80 all
! NOT logy'-take this from me. ''R. a. c."
l. You would like to SEQ me cast my flies
denlef SO should II And you come with
| a plea for the poor working man who
loves fresh mess OF trout: wherefore
would he 20 into what in reality is a
trout nursery and proceed to abduct the
| nngering stock.
II this is not killing the goose that lays
| the golden egg what Is it7 You men who
| advocate and practice worm fishing with
| respect TO baby trout make me tired And
this WEAKNESS afrlicts mo not alone. Did
issue OF the Sunday SUN the estimate by
the Maine Fish and Came Commission
ses' los w h mo you are
ployed; down in Maine this term signifies
The Pine Tree State is gradually wedding
you out-you are considered undeslrableS
| And do you know that New York has
awakened and Is starting IN to guard
these natural trout hatcheries against your
| invasion? Yes, ''R. A. c." they're going
to UP end your hooligan and dump out
your worms Then maybe you will get
| since you have been so chubby with me
permit me, IN closing. to be equally free:
| This expression stamps the greenhorn and
Is the property of the hotel prospectus
| alone. TAMARACK.
New York. May is.
| Considering the Every Day Fisherman.
At last tho casting clubs are waking
| up TO tho necessity OF considering the
every day fisherman, as shown by tho
i n0,lre IN hod ar, and Gum Of the coming
In their plug casting event the man
with the modest outfit can compete on
sx1. iSTm: M1n Plug pgy and his
New York, May IS.
Wrong. Mr.. whght-Good Night
Poor F. E. Wright
Gave fright.
When he wrote that
Wierd story.
BY pale nashIisht
He snenks at night
And gets big trou:
Galorey?
Please. Mister Wright.
Keep out OF sight.
Stay In your own
Sea dory. A. E. INMATES.
BILLY Butts" to F. Il. Wright
Some time ago a demigod asserted that
might makes right and never realized
his mistake until few who knew Diff
ferent put the rollers" under him.
who deals in refinement tried to show
that q mite makes Wright write what's
right.
An impossible task confronts the man
who would like TO take crack at his
statements.
Let's take just a few; AT shandahin.
Big Indian and all the way to Fleishmans
ths water (Esopus creek) is filled With
| trout" How funny
shallow streams can only be fshed at
night. the deep rushing pools by day"
&c. self-eIplanatoryl
THE shallowness of a stream must
never deceive an angler" Mus; mean
COW. Children wade in them by day"
All. now We know why we can only hsh
these shallow streams by night
"a very light Waterproof Inns must be
you 60" With cobweb
When approaching the bank crouch
very low, hence the need Of warm cloth
ing in the dew soaked underbrush." That
Surely trout fishing requires science.
New York, May is. BILLY BUTTS.
lH-Ounce Rod for Surf Fish.
read "Tsmsraeks" letter with interest
hut disagree with him on one point. What
fact. my claim is merely that casting To
rising fish with a small, single hook
plug is the nearest approach to the ny
caster. art. II does not equal. but only
Bear in mind however. that pug cast
ing Is in lite infancy and that when once
It sheds Its swaddling clothes the ny
T sHs0 Men Ike Bishop ana and Sarket are
heElnnlnE 10 put II on the man With their
TURF.
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