The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-03-06
This Year Bonefish We're
Found In Key West Waters
Williamson Lands Five
Beauties; Big Bull Dol
phin; Two 20-lb. Mutt
tons; 24-Ib. Cobia

F. E. Williamson. president OF
N.Y.C.R.R.. won the envy of all
Casa Marina fishermen Saturday
by returning with five coveted
bonefish. They were all big
beauties. weighing from seven to
eight pounds apiece. Miss Gladys
Jenkins. of New York. who
brought in bonefish Friday. also
caught more Saturday. Previous
ly. there was little bonefishing
around Key West.
MIS-. J. 2. Gaskill, of Philadel-
phia. out fishing yesterday with
Mr.. Gaskill and Philip Powers, OF
Pittsburgh, in jake Keys Legion,
brought IN Il beautiful big bull
dolphin weighing % pounds. 1t
is one of the finest brought into
the Casa Marina dock this sea
son. Two other dolphin were In
the catch.
K. II. Woolson, of Springfield,
Vt, fishing with Fred II. O'Hara.
of Norwich, N Y. in Capt. Brad
ley'5 Barbara, brought in com
paIatlvcly rare cobia, weighing
"A pounds.
Out With Hemingway
John c. Wiley, American min
liter 10 LatvIa, is at the Casa
Marina. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs
William Gavin, Of indianapolis
and Coconut Grove, Fla, are
with him. MIR. Wiley spent Sat
egrciay fizFriI5g WITH Ernest Hem
ingWay.
MIR and Mrs. Harold G.. McMaS-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Ryan,
of Montreal, were out after tar
pom with King Gomez last eve
ing. They brought in four beau
ties, weighing from 50 to 40
pounds. NJ. McMaster account
cd for three Of them and Mr..
Ryan one.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidny Goldsmith,
Wlnteung. At Daytona Beach, and
party, flshed aboard yacht Lucky
Strike with Capt Henry Wea-
therford They caught barracuda,
mackcrcl yellowtail and small
shark. This IS the second visit
10 Key West this season by the
Goldsmiths, VINO are good fishing
friends
Capt Veral Roberts on the
yacht Lii Dot took out +. 3. Sarg-
ent Of Lakcport, N. H., DR.. Ed
mund Shelby. Venice, Fla, and
Col. Frank Shelby, New York, for
two days fishing. Mr.. Sargent
caught sailfish measuring 6
feet four inches and weighing 80
pounds. The party also boated
Bah acuda, d l4-pound mutton
tish, three dolphin, albacore,
and d small shark. Col. Shelby
hooked a sail but lost it when his
iine broke.
M a Huscher, Rochester, II.
Y, and G. d. Adams, Palmyra, n.
Y, fishcd aboard Capt. Hen:y
Weatherford's Lucky Strike, and
landed barracuda, grouper, a
muttonfish and yellow Jacks.
Edgar Clausen, Portchester. y.
Y, and the Misses Jean and Olga
Krsean, Springdale, Conn, fish
ing with Capt. Thos. Moore Oh
the Mocassin of Pirates Cove.
brought IN a muttonfish, a vel
low jack, two grouper, three bar
iacuda and two mackerel.
AT Pirates Cove
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchin-
son of Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
and MIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Reock
OF Cincinnati, fishing at Pirates
Cove with Capt. Earl McQuaide
on the Vellela, landed three
jacks, o bonita, two mackerel and
two grouper.
DR.. and Mrs. William M. Dyer
of Trenton, N. j., and MIR. and
Mrs. John Adams of Toronto.
Canada, fishing with Capt. Earl
McQuaide on the VeIlela at Pi-
rates Cove, brought in four bar
racuda, two grouper and five
muttonfish.
Prize of the week at Pirate
Cove went to John Adams Of
Toronto, Canada, who. fishing
with Capt. Earl McQuaide, land