Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-22

directly west OF Harr1Sonburg q dis
lance of about Is miles is the Dry
River, said to be very good trout
stream, and farther down nearer Hog
Springs are located Bull, Cow and Calf
Pastures, all good trout streams.
A short distance from Luray good
trout fishing is to be found. Some Of
the streams have been stocked and
others have not.
The American Automobile Associa-
ton reports that good trout streams
are to be found in the Shenandoah
National Park, also in the Natural
Bridge and Shenandoah National
Forest regions.
The American Automobile Association
also reports that it has Maryland and
Virginia fishing licenses for the con-
venience of its members. and can secure
In very short time licenses from Penn
sylyania and North Carolina-in fact,
almost any State in which the anglers
desire license.
Maryland also offers the anglers q
wide range of trout fishing. Frederick
County offers the nearest streams to
Washington. They are Owens Greek,
Fishing Creek and Hunting Greek.
Around HagerStown are located Marsh
Run. reported to be we'll stocked; st.
James Run and Eckstein Run. Around
Cumberland are to be found Puzzley
Run, Big Bear Creek and Salt Black
Creek.
In Pennsylvania the anglers will find
Marsh Greek, both branches; Conewago
Greek, Carbaugh Run and Buck Run.
We will be glad to print any adj
dltional information regarding trout
streams within a radius of 200 miles
from Washington that is submitted.
A Maryland license costs the anglers
OF the District of Columbia SIS.
Virginia has put fee of $3.50 as the
cost of her fishing license.
Pennsylvania fishing license also
costs the District OF Columbia anglers
$3.50.
Virginia and Pennsylvania have recip-
rocal relations regarding fishing Ii
censes. These States charge a non
resident Just what the different States
charge their residents. For example,
Maryland charges q nonresident SIS,
and a Marylander getting a license
either in virginia or Pennsylvania is
charged the same amount. A Virginian
buying Pennsylvania license is
charged So. so, and resident from the
latter State Is charged the same.
ITO eradicate pollution and safeguard
i health and Aquatic life in and
around Washington, the Washington
chapter of the Izaak Walton League of
America, at its meeting last Wednes-
day night at the Raleigh Hotel de-
voted the entire evening to discussion of
this all important subject.
Following an imprisoned plea by Its
president, DR.. Darcy Magee, who
painted vivid picture of conditions To
be found In Rock Creek PARK. the
Georgetown Channel and Eastern
Branch of the Potomac River DR..
Charles H. McEnerney, chairman of
the committee on pollution, announced
that his committee was ready to pro-
coed at once to try to remedy some of
the existing evils, and asked those
present to give him all information
they had pertaining to violations OF the
present laws on pollution. The chair.
man was busy jotting down notes for
the next half hour.
Carroll Klotzbach offered his boat 10
the pollution committee to visit many
of the places along the river front that
were brought to their attention. This
trip Will be made In the veryinear iI-
ture, possibly within acweek.