The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Cowie.s
FISH LINE

-,: As q se p5ins n nss1s9 he the writer }ss If 3fs xs' til a.. a T e ;S r. r daily column
fed BY the editor ed Sn;us When fm II this bit Of hodge podgs was being psG sw spsel1
fishing gy sr9 5ie H aesy anS Mps .% 5enn Ms of the + 9 4stTss stsfi sent a 1i huntss
yNThghtsviie Beach called x to say puppy drum were being cav ca~gbt IT.
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s ase ' S5a ssa EsaY Sisg gs9 as raven met y55si1js Man 5s accompanied BY his
vrgnia. MuIet t.; as you reads now, is the name given by local
H .ssns to 81 give 1T to the little asU old ID Ia lsd sSo w the n ns%f v yIiias this this s column IN
Vazzat 4snis a Bsaih h in f ssars Sisi af fl fish IL for at her 3ss sat ,' N' ''S'' al
and asked; timidly' of a man cleaning fish, if She could have a the (
h''i He replied madam. there r a lot of small fish laying on the
," She started tnss dow down the the pier nos and picked up several Of Of the Rs' smaller
n4 5sh up pn some Of the ssi bett sp9 fish t msich w haa see war osmss she hsa started E4tss
We None Of them stopped her the first time but now thew watch when
they see her coming 5r sa' A ny zahs .A sass5 s51s9es into safety.
Your writer spent Saturday night with a party of United States
s5%p The fish seemed to shy away from h b s%aso otf sy sn until til 6 5s
i the msarhe ss Whsa 'fSa ty ysar fish in t M N nnysd sad heir to an attack sz
attack he exclaimed ''a sEN u sAaz SA N d nSt worth getting sick for "
,.. The R fast '1 Wni be e1 h1d we ed tns South nieb Ea of: y NG or &c ca oodna
F"A At thai that time 1t. Gov. L. Y. Banentine will present trophies and
awards to the winners of the first annual rodeo which was held during
the n month Of . seP Ps nDedbasea from rosmner. Of H. .o.t,+,o IN
the office of the Chamber of Commerce in Wilmington, the Ocean
the Wilmington Travel A sganssa Enterprise Sport shop; Hines Sport
BTdhers hardware; Sport Center; Piekards Sporting Goods; and from
" WHY" HOFFMAN, FOREST OPENED
The Holman Forest in Jones and onslow counties will be opened
quail turkeys, racoon, and other game, J. M. stingley, q Jacksonville,
~ Supervisor stngley said that daily permits for legal voters and
residents of Jones and Onsow counties r. $l6o per person, and that
all non1esdents would be required to pay $50 per day for the
N~ The = open days for the hunts r scheduled a 5 follows: Oct; j.,
IS % and 80; Dec. 6 and 7; 10 and "A; 20 and 81; 27 and %; anu Dec.
% Forest Supervisor stingley reported that each year a number of
sportsmen. These hunts are called 'Divide-the-Game Hunts" because
every M shares equal rights atsd in the KILL ns. the game nj b asd divided Il LINT into
o4q Tsason. sn Tne hun IS s" mski sss tSe R Rin sss the h head a@ and h hide S'Fi in
The following local party leaders, who own the hounds available vk
ing on these hunts: c. W. Ksnqm, Owen Kellum, Eddie Humphrey
s"4 E {. f collins Of Msyss Saf =: winism Simpson, Of MaysVilie; and
BRYANT Heath, R. D. No. /, Jacksonville.
sHnslsy may be e FHsanss Ct cI 7Hs A AZ; 1s6ss'nv'"e' 10 details
Gilbert Pickard, contest chairman for the New Hanover FISHING
'"Y Fishing in September was very bright. Many nice catches were
reported but perhaps the two most outstanding catches We1e an
II ounce snilhsh, six foot and six and one-haf inches long, caught by
Tommy y WiIi ans a The dlou1s1S n sstaohs Te s a nsM G nettsd aeT Williams nj
SIS for being the seasons first sail measuring more than five feet.
awards Ghs b fiHs1 made sss w MRS YEA Earl n rh one a'eaD Won ~ second ensS prize in \ Zone 4
ts 0 mHe with in zone q n 4 p %ith a. TO 9u pound Il Il ounce neS trout oltA M '~' "
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Channel Bass
FhA-W. l. Conrad, % pounds, - ounces.
second-W, B. McCrary, p pounds d four ounces
Frst-R. S. Johnson, two pounds. two ounces.
7hrd-c' T. Brewer + 1onnd Mu n1et ounces
Frst-E. E. Cox, one pound, II ounces.
second-Fred Herring, one pound IL ounces
First-Mrs. Leon M. Hall, four pounds, IA ounces.
second-J. E. Roderick, four pounds.
Channel Bass
FIrst-R. j. Edens, IS pounds, 10 ounces.
Thrd-w. T. Groom, 10 pounds 1t two ounces
First-H. F. Jones, one pound, II ounces:
second-George 3. Dunn, one pound, seven ounces.
Thrd-R. S. Farrow, one pound. seven ounces.
Fist-swit Boatwright, five pound, eight ounces.
at Pickards Sporting Goods.