The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27


just A. well obtain their identif-
cation cards nov.
This can be done at the Coast
Guard offices on Municipal dock.
or under the 18th ST bridge.
Commercial craft are barred
from fishing In the great salmon
waters for definite period.
which leaves the field open to
Eportsmen.
Information at hand here II
that no anglers are permitted
outside the Columbia bar.
Ralph and Meta. ,Aars tn.
little woman. decided fo take
their Safsop speciak and rods
over IN Chop lake the first Of
this week. or Monday.
They brought hack their hmifa.
some of which went Into the
Mixed Rag brciling oven. II can
~ repeated $. Won can't sur
pass the crsppie ~ . pan fish.
The white fIesh Ia delicate, sweet
and supreme.
The cold. sharp air in the early
a. ms these days causes the
trigger fingers 10 twitch and the
shooting hands To fidret for the
feel Of the oil scattergun. Well.
gang. II won't be long now.
Twenty more days and the
band-tail pigeons become legal
prey. After that the upland
birds. waterfowl. grouse and big
game come. Boy.
Am told on good authority the
harvest trout. or cutthroats. are
on the run in the Tilton river.
Am telling you what others tell
me. Thass all.
Charles Taylor called To say;
Get yourself together ANA
well 70 salmon fishing st the
mouth Of the Puyallup. You and
Hugh Ro~eIlini and l."
So we did and from that first
Taylor get" that h all we got
from the time We started NJ siA
bells until we finished NJ : p. m.
At the Tacoma Yacht club.
where Taylor keeps his ontboard
motor. we parked the car, and
he said:
Get the motor. Met
II weighed IS pounds and the
walk wasn't far, maybe two
blocks.
Get the rods. Hugh. Get the
cushions. Hugh. Get the oil,
Met. Let's get the rods put to-
gether right here, now that we
are on the float. No. not that.
Get In the boat. Well have TO
ride over to the Point pavilion
and get the herring"
We did that and then Charlie
knocked over the coffee
thermos. spilling the precious
fluid.
Get the fhermes filled mp In
tire pavilion dining room. Either
one o. You guys. Doesn't make
ANY difference"
So mp the ramp End over ."
the pavilion again this corner
went for COFFEE.
Did you put cream and sugar
In the coffee ="
mo. I did not
Get some cream and sugar.
Plain black coffee In blah.'
So up the ramp and over 10
the pavilion once more.
Charlie uncorked the thermos,
poured out a half cup of coffee,
wrinkled his nose at the sight
and said:
Get some more coffee ana
cream and sugar. The cream
WAS sour"
So up the ramp and over to
the pavilion once more.
Get any news about the
war;"
mo. No radio WAS on"
Get a newspaper then. They
sell EN- at the counter. I'm
sure"
So up the ramp and over To
the pavilion once more, but
there was no paper.
Get hold Of this reel and un-
wind this line. We'll tie II 10
this one. Get that other rod over
there and run the line Through
It."
This we did, and happily.
@Gef In the boat. you guys.
Now we car GO
Which we did and headed for
the fishing waters miles away.
Taylor spun the motor. II
sputtered. then died. He gave
II another whirl More sputs and
silence. This went on for %
minutes. Finally. however, he
gave il a tremendous whirl and
she really went TO work.
We all sat there and smiled.
II was s o'clock.
Hugh and your reporter
smiled especially wide and hand
some like. We were free from
the gets. i
Oh, yeah One and half
minutes in the water and Charlie
yelled like q crazy Comanche,
better to get his voice above the
roar Of the motor.
Get that screwdriver out Of
the tool box"
Rosellini die, but there was
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