The Washington times., 1922-07-30
ANGLERS MAKE
FINE CATCHES
NSALTlWATER
Reports ] Come TynPllngf In
!. From Nearby Resqrts r. the
Effect. That Fisi,h!g isIfins.
axHA. ASatkRIElIL

ALT water fishing Af) nearby
- resorts cohtinues y i'm
~ prove as the sporty trout
makes his appeArancs.t While no
record catches of this finny tribe
were made during the pasts week,
some remarkable strings were
taken Of the other brethren,I such
as mediums sized ,hardheads, white
perch and spots.
made by John c6rnWtii. Bsf,.afhin
Davis. W. Berry, William Smith.
at Rock Point isst sGndsy. TSeS
were successful 2 In Handing 507
hardheads and trout. The anglers.
all southeasters. were the guests
OF Charles w. Nicholson and p. w.
Nicholson, "a -esr9sNfe ani
Lands Big Trout. a:s
Jene Herd, and Mr. Sacks wsrs
also among the successful ones,
turning in' ESQ hardheads and nine
trout. The fish we're saiI caught
between $3.50 pm. and IL Pc ma, at
Herring Bay. Mr. Sacks caught the
larsest nsh q tISat WEIGHING four
anu ohe'hai Pouius;t sug;4 tgg,f
Fishing Off tCsiions.af
Lew Perron. Olive Atlas and
party had wonderful oluckye6 Col.
tons Point last TUESDAY. landing
a big string OF trout. taylors,
hardheads. spot and King William WyiIllitiam
After dinner. u att Kopels) Hotel.
they visited Mr.. Burke, of the
Capitol Theater. who is summering
near the point. , a..
Care Of Eive Bait. -yF'
With the proper care smeit can
be kept IN good shape for cdtiite
some time. Always dip thee min.
r1ows out of the minnowr bucket
with a small dip net, and don't
handle them. leave that until
you place them on the nheokg 70
IL is best 70 use - ,larse-sized
minnow bucket, and IL there II, to
be much OF q carry. put a bunch
of water weeds In the pail; this
saves them from Injury caused by
rough travel. In carrying minnows
any distance don't crowd them;
fifty 10 a five.gallon pail is plenty.
pinch Of salt added TO the water
once or twice during the days
fishing gives 'em life. Change the
water often; don't wait until the
m!nnows come to the top-that's
about the time they are ready to
turn belly up. A mighty food plan
Is to take along small bicycle
Pow Po%p asS az sSs ,as sS$Sin. SssiR sV.,E .iT
down into sft llyA Iagoof pfan TO
follow in changing the water in
the minnow pail is to pour Il in
feet. -
Mr.. Otto. "BaitoIosist.-
You'll never catch d ~ Gsoreia
angler. potr ". ,hsi lyss meats Macon.
digging, worms; not while he can
call atiJulius Ottos bait farm and
buy TAT, hand-fed ''squirrners" for
five dollars per gallon. Julius
found out that no one, not even the
Bureau Of Fisheries, knew anything
about feeding apgleworms,4 rs9
The @battoioeist sfter years, of
experimenting discovered the worm
had . sweet tooth" 20 he feeds
them syrup and water.
Mr.. Otto is president Of the
Gridiron Fishing Club, one Of the
south's famous anglers associa.
tions. -,
Catches Thirteen Fish On One Bait.
w. e. Meehan, fish writer OF the
Philadelphia Record" Is, responsi.
bic for the following: u
DR.. Harnsdeli.. Philadelphia
physician, at High Point, Is telling
an extraordinary story Of having
caught thirteen fish on one bait
and one hook at one time while
fishing in the surf on Saturday.
Until the explanation. is made 1t
would appear oasdthongh the doctor
would prompty,v and unceremon.
iously be elected to- the, Ananias
While fishing he suddenly. had a
tremendous strike, and almost in
stantly the line spun out or the
tive at top speed. A prolonged
of which the doctor landed a thirty.
five-pound shark On kiIfing the
creature and opening II, the fish
was found to be a female OF. the
viviparous type and In her. were
twelve young active sharks ready
to be born and nearly u foot long
each. That makes the thirteen
that DIR! Ramsdell tells about.
Most Of the sharks found along
the New Jersey coast are vivipar.
Gus or live bearing, and a litter OF
dozen is by no means An ex.
traordinary number for female
to bear. All the sharks however,
are not live bearers, a few species
deposit eggs In a pillow shaped
case with curved thin handles on
the corners Some Sof the skates,
close relatives OF the sharks, de.
posit eggs I'm similar appearing
cases, but some, particuisriy the
rays. like many Of the sharks, are
live bearing or 'yiyiparous,
Black Bass on : One. Turn Reel.
Fishing for black bass , with a
one-turn reel lis one OF the most
fascinating sports there is., thinks
Harold MacGrath, the novelist, and
every summer. after a u season OF
work on some reoiorful romance Mr..
MacGrath takes rods, and lines to
Cape Vincent N, H.. the greatest
bass fishing ground In the world.
''Lordy, how they scrap, p her says.
IT have to- play thensi Understand?
You can't keel-haul a bass with a
one-turn reel, you've Just gotta
play EN- eaf m u.t .sEb Egga
II havs a rifttle trick OF making
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