The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-15

occasionally, when the angler II
on the look out, & disturbance can
Be noted among the schools.
There has been more or less OF
q northeast wind blowing Tor some
time and while it has not taken On
such velocity a. 20 class IL with d
storm, It has nevertheless created
quite heavy sea at times. Pos
sibIy this may have some bearing
on the case.
AS / have said before the forego.
ing 81 only guess work on my, part
and can be taken for what It is
worth.
George Burrows, 3 camper &c
Crow Ouch, situated ON the cliffs
below Chesapeake Beach, said Shnt
fishing during the month Of
August was very poor, when com
pared with previous years and if
&c had not been for IN occasion.
al school Of Norfolk spots putt
ting I'm their appearances fishing
would havO been absolutely dead.
The tOnsorial artist, who runs the
barber shop at the Beach, over
heard this statement and said that
ing was due to the alrplanes that
say you Of this, brother anglers?
Capt. Sol. Burtis. OF Annapolis.
takes ii the situation from an ed.
tirely different slant, putting the
blame on the l0wly, but fighting
's FTia viev. =, t,,a .,,y,secs ~ 49,,
fishing were aired last Monday 70
q party OF anglers which included
Jim Gibson, Charles Belt, Eneraou
Wise, Bob Wilson. Jr.. and myself,
while en- route 20 the Eastern
Shore from Annapolis.
PercIaed on the stern az his
fsst.moving motor boat and
pilOting with his feet, he said
that 20 long rs the barmdoOrs,
meaning skates, remained IL tbs
bay little announcements could
be offered hook and line fisher.
men IS well %. those who made
their living hauling nets.
According to the hay-fevered cap
tain the waters Of the bay arg
literally alive with the kite-lilxe
| fish ana that on q recent trim 4
party Of anglers had their lines
severed no less than thirty tifnef
by the ferocious biters.
| Determined that at least one 81
| the ravenOt1s eaters should 81
brought to bay they rugged up h1
outfit that would withstand thu
savage ruahes OF the mad fiji
when he gulped down the hoot
49, 49, w. e.nOeu0so IN nan por
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vnin o "a Is,N ~ soUu lll s;e,l
1870 49,. .s Ese.. .Io naOl,seeE WHICH
"o14 neu O'e1 1lA1y POUNDS.
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only thirty keepabla nsh were
poateo ana the majority Of those
We're OF the spot family. Charles
Belt Iandeo the largest Ilsn or the
DAY, 2 hardhead weighing one and
ha!f POUNDS. tnat contained . ros
/ weight.
F.! jim GIBSON ran MS companion 3
close second with q male fish Of
the same tribe that weighed one
and quarter pounAs. Only one
trout was caught. going to the
credit OF Emerson Wise.
Up river waters continue muddy
but the chances are In favor OF tt
clearing by the middle Of mex,
week, that Is. OF course, IL nC
/ heavy rains put In their appear
ance.
The creeks OF the lower Potomac
are now In fine shape to try ones
luck for big-mouthed bass. D0wr
to date few fish have been taken
but the time - now ripe ant
the ganesters with both artificial
and live bats.
More than 300 fishing enthusi-
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