The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-31

/ arrests IN Morgan ana SnelDy
counties.
The fish hatcheries also are busy
taking fish to different sections OF
the state and the fish are in fine
shape. Eighty-nine thousand large
mouth bass. $1,000 small mouth
$4,000 blue gill. 1000 rock bass and
1880 red ear sun fish were planted
One large mouth bass that was
raised at the Tri-Lakes hatchery
should be a record catch some day
as he measured seven and three
quarter inches when placed in the
lake. He was eight weeks old.
Walter Wilson. real sportsman
of Shelbyville, is working hard ia
convince the hunting and fishing
pirates of his county that their
practice of SEEMING and dynamiting
the streams and trapping and
hunting out of season. is as criminal
as taking gun and robbing their
follow men.
In the past it has been almost
impossible to obtain a conviction
on cases of violation of the fish and
game laws in this county. according
TO Wilson. but campaign that has
been waged with little help for
years now is receiving the support
it deserves. This section soon will
prove unhealthy for the hogs who
use their seines to take a mess" of
fish
l.. w. Kropp and j. Robinson of
the conservation department deliv-
cred 100 pheasants to Warden Cas-
ady and Wilson, and they released
them in Shelby county. The de-
livery was effected through the eff
forts of the Shelby county better
fishing and hunting club. Shipment
was made from the Brown county
reserve.
Mrs Vance Cummings. 1916 Te-
cumseh street pro ID to the anglers
at Shafer lake that the fair sex
also can catch the fish. when she
came in at Poncies place with a
full string
We received an interesting letter
from Ed Rosenberg who recently
was taken TO by Emil De Luse.
Rosenberg just has returned from
a trip TO Vandalia. Mich where he
tried for the big ones at Donnell.
Lewis and Bear lake. The same
ink that has been on his trail all
season followed him up there, and
he only landed one three pound
large mouth bass.
Rosy says he tried every lure in
his tackle box. but the fish con-
tinued their season chant of Nay
Ny. Rosie" The only exception
being long pure white vamp that
enticed the three FOUNDER
In closing his letter Rosenberg
tells us that he and De Luse grad
uated Fred Sanford of Fillmore
: from the ranks of a pole fisherman
: into caster Sanford became sc
enthuseG over this type of angling
that the boys presented him with
an outfit.
"Snappy" Fork and DR.. c. o
Richey hit Mill creek at Owen
park. but found the stream so high
and muddy that it looked hopeless
Thinking that they might just as
well try since they came to fish
they went to Shortridge to rent q
boat. Shortridge also figured the
stream was too muddy, and tolc
them they could use boat. but that
he would not make charge under
the conditions. Two small mouth
bass did not mind the conditions
however. and they landed them or
a Winders twin spinner.
Mr. and Mrs Larry Shafer. anC
the writer fished the Big Four LAKE
at Fillmore over the weekend Bass
and crappie were not hitting. bu
the big standard blue gill felt elf
ferent about it and limit cate;
/ was the result. The feature of thi
trip. however. was not the fishing
ONAN viz CaAAoA LIS Va tt4t AAAAtCA 4A4lA
On our arrival We left our orde
! for a chicken dinner with Mrs
/ Woods. and when we came off tn,
lake, tired and hungry. the dinner
with all the trimmings. was ready
and il certainly was appreciated
Squirrel were plentiful in the wood
that surround this body Of water
ana Woods invited us TO bring alonl
the guns on our next trip.
Ran into Jack Vending at. tn
| lake at Fillmore. and when this DO,
came in with only one small bass
our efforts to take them were onl,
|, half-hearted Vending was uSinj
his fly His last big one was +;
twenty-one inch small mouth takel
last Thursday in Eagle creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Emmelman
their l2-year-old son Dick and Dr.
and Mrs. Anderson have returned
from trip TO Lake WawaSee. Tn,
bass were not hitting so we'll 70
them, but the pan fish were plenti.
full and the party had fish when.
ever they wanted them.
The youngster of the party. DicI
Emmelman. took top honors. with q
catch of five small mouth. the larg.
est weighing two and three-quartel
pounds.
DR.. Anderson hooked a large pike
but lost him after a tyenty-minut.
battle. The party reported tina
lake IS teeming with small bass.
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