The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-14
ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM JULY

every one. caught and landed with light
SosnS tod S'. not .ys.
ninety feet, and the hsh played til tired
as we landed by reason Of there being :
brisk wind blowing. which quartered our
lines line. when ,s making Akin casts and but.in5 rain:
to retrieve the line quick enough to set
the hooks when the ish struck.
since coming to Florida I havv had
many pleasant days with the nns. scarcely
ever going out for nshins trip without
s ss,ns q. By s.s. ne Of 't &. sv,
three dlH.rennt day. with most s.tisfSo.
As to the kind Of bait or lures 0, os
used. most any kind will bring them, al
though different seasons and the phases Of
with successful sport. For example, when
the moon y full at night the ash feed
s%s EesTaRs ar sp Of tns night ana
Early n;s 81 about daybreal. general
Most any season, however. just about
aayoreak or late In the evening, nice sport
suraos Sr osnK i1So the Of
that VIII make q noise and ohurn the
| water sufficiently TO attract their etten.
cosxed from their beds and the sound and
splash as they rise to strike the minnow Is
heart of the real fisherman.
| Shall be glad TO answer any INQUIRIES
from brother nshe rmen who wish to know
| more about the locations and general CON
| ditIons In and around this section
| De Land. Fla. July 7. F. N. CURRY.
Thoughts Of Soldier Reading The eunyv
| Time and again have>tried to write you
never been able to md anything interesting
| Gun. ~ -'"~ s"1
| The reason for my writing At .b,, late
cate 10 to-day while sitting In the rad
cross hut happened to pick up q copy OF
my my fS rst HON. nSwspsPe, Of June and
ana Gun column: In It I happened 70 ses
the old time writer's stili sending in thsiy
Of all was to see that Brother whit
| tFrancls E.) was still organizing clubs and
1t seems to mo that Brother Wright 10
not abIe to find the same type OF men in
New York as he found In Yokohama.
S Sapen yor have slway: found the anglers o.
out In the open sea for fishing purposes
anu not prayer meetings. Should they
| home.
l have known Mr.. Wright, or should
say Brother Wright. for q year and six
found him wrong instead Of right. II
was In his place would give up the idsa
y9f TO FSF IL. Sns club
great to ever be accomplished !
| was member OF the Brotherhood Of
| Hehheu AHBitThs anu Wnen tnaI orBAulIh1
| ton dlsbanded took pity on Brother
Wright and gave him my assistance IN orr
gaining The Refined Anglers Of Brooklyn;
| In both these organizations have give1
many valuable hours and have spenS
| money.
My advice to Brother Wright Is thss Id
| buy his own boat, pilot II. be n club ~
| himself and go out in his own ocean. then,
he mighe be able to have q quiet day'd
| sport to his own idea.
Before closing / wish to extend my
thanks to the members of the Liberty Fish
| ing Club for electing me a member or Sne
| club. / did not know that was q mems
| Der OF a fishing club until I received Q nos
| tice from our president, Mr. Coors, notify
| Ing me that l was elected a member by q
unanimous vote. wish TO thank the Nom,
| bers, through THE SUN, for the honor they
| have bestowed upon me. am highly df1
| lighted and anxious to get home to be abss
to enjoy tho company OF the unrenned but
| genuine good fellowship offered by the Lbs
| erty Fishing Club. FRED HENSEL.
| United States Army.
| Camp Hospital No. 81, A. n o. 1872. AmsfS
can Embarkation Centre. June -. ,