The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-03


Fred Boegel of Canarsie called up THE
nu.N yesterday and said that two guides.
.ienry HeVinus and Jake Knipe. had just
eome IN to his float with with as mackerel
snu 10 herring. This Is the biggest catch
81 May hsh that has been brougt in so far
tnls year. These guides were out trying
aor Neskhsh, but did not have strike of
a weaknsh nor did they see one. MFR.
boegel says there are no weaknsh here yet,
Out they arc apt to come in any day.
lry for Channel Bass at New Inlet.
Hartie ]. Phillips, Van Camper Heilner,
spent aW w. Hiehmond and Richard La Vie
met IN the hopes of taking tho first chan
mel bass OF the season
skates Mr.. Heilner said he thought chan
mel bass were about a week or ten days
esrly as the water was still very cold al
though a few woakhsh and croakers were
being taken in the pounds He did not
think weakhsh and croakers had as yet
reached the surf in any great schools.
Deevotees to surf angling should bc over
nauilng their tackle and putting It in
commission. for almost any time now tho
report OF the taking of the first channel
should be drifting up from southern Jer-
sey, and then-the exodus.
Game Association Protests McAIlister.
tit Ths american Game Protective As.ocia-
ton Is In receipt of apparently reliable Inv
formation to the effect that Frank Nc
Ailister. Attorney General for the state Of
Missouri, has been recommended by Sena
tors Reed for the Federal judseship for the
Eastern District of Missouri.
The association has forwarded protests
mer. AttorneyGeneral Of the United States.
against the appointment on the Erounu
that Attorney General McAllister Is him
self violator of Federal law and now
awaiting trial for shooting ducks on Stultz
Lake, Missouri. March 8. in violation OF the
Federal migratory bird treaty act.
Fluke at Long Beach Grounds.
Sixteen men on board the Ida, capt. Max
pollak, from Canarsle. on Friday last at
the Long Beach grounds boatcd n dozen
nuke Weighing from ~ to liz pounds in
addition TO many whiting and ling The
mon taking the dozen luke included Henry
schroder. George Burnett, Hugo Arstine
and Al, the mate.
81 Pound Weak Taken on Bergen Beach.
Harry Earl of l21 Tenace avenue, Jer-
eey city, fishing In the channel of Klein's
boathousv, Bergen Beach, Jamaica Bay, on
elood worm bait on Saturday caught the
hrst weakfsh of the Bergen Beach season
The hsh weighed 81 pounds.
Ling Plentiful; See bass Scarce.
Anglers who made use OF what practical
the outside waters caught any number Of
ling. but the sea bass and fuke catches
were Few and far between.
Black Bass and Pickerel at kingston Ont
Bruce Rattenbury OF New York, fishing
at Kingston, Ontario Canada, toward the
latter end OF May, boated thirty black bass
and plckerel.
F1uke and Sea Bass IN Flatlands Bay.
First sea bass and fuke are taking the
Bay.
Fish Washed Up ut Morgaus.
MoRGANs, y. j., June 2.--The beach
has been partly covered with weskfsh,
founders and cells with occasionally a blue
ash. The Perth Amooy Board OF Trade is
investigating the refuse that comes from a
Powder plant situated on the Raritan
OF the FISH.
Lonswood Lake Yields PickereI.
Longwood Lake, y. j.. has yielded a
number of plckerel to the rod OF Walter
Garrabrant OF Walnut street. Newark. Mr..
Garrabrant has had a number OF rises from
black bass also.
Wins Two Prizes First Time Out.
on board the steamer INDECENT on Me
mortal Day william Ryan on his fret trip
of the season to the deep sea hshing
grounds won two prizes, taking tho big
pool with an eight pound hske and second
prize In the small pool
Flounders and Blacklist in Sound.
Twenty-two fishermen in the Anvyl,
Captain GIL, fishing in Long Island Sound
last Sunday, caught founders and black
Ash. A two pound blackhsh won the pool
Tarpon Fishing Good at Bccs Grande.
Joseph W. stray q Brooklyn; wr 1t IN
ing for tarpon continues to he good and
indeed even those who have never hshed
FOR these great herrinBs be'ore are Stlt''G
their full share OF fsh. The largest house
boats, Captiva, Sportsman. keuesaw, Nc.
panthe and Ronghouse. are now anchored
conv enient to Boca Grsudc Pass nnd each
mas a large party OF guests aboard, all ar
pom hshing."
A Tip for Bm Crockett.
N sleep Pul Crockett pulls the string
That opens wide his mouth,
And long before the brides sing
From thence comes forth shout,
Bout Billy Butts.
So now I'm known to "Tamarac k,
who slept near CroCketts bunk.
And heard-good night, alas! alackl
on Crockett III get hunk,
Bout
BILLY BUTTS.