The Washington times., 1923-01-07
DREAM OF THE
ANGLER MAY
BE RE lied
Builders Of Air Castles Hope 70.
Awake to Find Trout Fish
ing Near at Hand.
BY Il. A. ANGLER.

BY r. A. ANGLER.
lTlROUT fishing may Be !
] reality for local anglers In
the near future and whip
pers Of ny rods may don their hip
boots and I'LL their creels from
nearby waters. This BIT Of fish
news sounds encouraging ia the
face 81 the many failures ex.
perienced during the past with
1.-THE ganaey tribes.
i Last April, approxiIaat ely %, 900
rainbow trout, fingarlings, about
one and orie.half inches IN length
were liberated In Cameron Run, q
few miles west o. Alexandria. Re.
ports coming from the game war.
den IN this district state that the
lyOtlngsters are doing nicely ana
have gained Considerable III sire.
The trout were furnished ~ the
Bureau OF Fisheries and the work
OF planting was accomplished BY
members nf the Potomac Anglers AS.
sOciatiOn and the Alexandeia Rod
land Gun Club.
/ But brother anglers, YOU viii
have to BE content u walt awhile
NAs - "
piscasorialp II al rsun ,,rt,i 80 1914 S ~
banks Of the creek are So posted
land any l1OAcber caught win be
given the full extent of the law.
Iawv5r q yrN,rssrnssS v.fh m. l1r;.s
- s I ~ a.ss = -
peElLnsntlne with trout has
been anything ns1t successful dur
l E1e 1ne DIST years Tno!sands q
Llh9 Gilt an9 even ADULT rain.
bow and brook trout haye been
piante9 q Streams aa5acent e the
CITY, PVT Wnen the eaters were
lopen g tne aneier they lac ~
Iaany instances, ertirely disap-
80. NV sS.....,a -. =
-. ~. Ass..ls 80 49, stDcl1Ss
49, VII ssat.lly
s $500 y. taas y an9
KsAs a....ssM y 49, M0M Wll1Is-
psa. - 1kEealn Ar0la source ~
lnOutn, tnat even rise coulN %
nae. ~ TACT the only trout q
naxe ever seen faken from tlae
waters ~ the run was PIX II u.
5 5.0 an9 ksau AAcaAinneys ~ the
1Ss.Ng 1910
sV,uVV IAlnpUWSs put they were
never seen after being liberated.
yKsATltxR r.fINTtfsnTnRar
49,, ~ 80
y. LgE
~ y
-.
~ 49, q ~. ~ = ~
- - ~ 1880. 49,.
.,.,ss&,. -. 800 e...ss.s..
unGer 1ne I neaa " st sT snpply--
1919, ssla - a "a z
n 49, ~. -. . 10. -.
3. .., ~ ~. w l.
- ~ y l.s.ssA X. u !.
= tMe Was9I sNptLy snpuld De
oerlIeu tEoh,l sprlanbs or sRllne-
reg nrO0k; N Mnst Is 81 suilAo.s
V0iuIns hnu .etllI u 49, Aa,A ~
$500. 49, 49, ~ 49, ksle-s e
$500 ne,rd II asai,rs Pon az ,'s 80
for watering of farm animals
should not Is stocked with trout.
unless the stock can be confined to
g certain portion Of the pond ~ q
az successful results can not be ex-
pected where the water + liable 70
become rolled Of contaminated
faoWever. srouA po ss csn a 49,. u
mse0 ~ e s0uLs = sutpay -. W.:
*. .,,,,.s. ~ 800. q ,,,s
80 = 49, .es, t,,a = ,t.s,. ~
~ ..ss u. $3.50. $3.50. s..l.....
y. - aee,' 49, J.
- 800, ta,,o,, 49, AiI,ais
. ,..ssi ffnfn forests showirlr tIiscoiOr-
afinn and trace az tanniIl are not
s,tital,le.
Under ordinary conditions the
,.oi,,l1oyv front because Of ita ability
| ia Withstand q higher temperature
and q more sluggish water circu.
Iation. viii yield better results In
ponds than the brook trout. The
brook trout thriYes best in q swift
current fed by cold springs. and at
tains its maximum excellence In
streams.
SPAWNING.
rYraer ordinary conditions neither
~. ,ss,,i,ovr nor fire brook front
s..,s, 80 t,,,.a y, ysIte,. than fha third
W.. w. - -
a. .hraa years oId ana thereaf after