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300 Soldiers troutfishing, Syria, 1942 Stock Photo

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Soldiers troutfishing, Syria, 1942 Stock Photo

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Life of John Albert Johnson : three times governor of Minnesota . iar than he with the names andrecords of the leading players of baseball. He wasalso a great lover of football and rarely missed thegames played by the University of Minnesotaeleven. He loved nature and outings in the fields andwoods. It is characteristic of his gentle nature,though, that he never hunted. He could see no en-joyment in killing bird or animal, and was proud ofthe fact that he had never killed for sport. Yet hewas extremely fond of fishing — especially troutfishing. Soon after his third election as governor he pur- Stock Photo

RM2AX79R9–Life of John Albert Johnson : three times governor of Minnesota . iar than he with the names andrecords of the leading players of baseball. He wasalso a great lover of football and rarely missed thegames played by the University of Minnesotaeleven. He loved nature and outings in the fields andwoods. It is characteristic of his gentle nature,though, that he never hunted. He could see no en-joyment in killing bird or animal, and was proud ofthe fact that he had never killed for sport. Yet hewas extremely fond of fishing — especially troutfishing. Soon after his third election as governor he pur-

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trout fishing with cormorants on the river Li at dusk, Yangshuo, China Stock Photo

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A Cutthroat Trout caught mountain river fly fishing Stock Photo

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Catching freshwater fish and fishing rods with fishing reels on green grass. White amour and fishing rod with reel lying on green grass.Fishing concep Stock Photo

RFP7YC7X–Catching freshwater fish and fishing rods with fishing reels on green grass. White amour and fishing rod with reel lying on green grass.Fishing concep

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RMW1HBX3–OPENING OF TROUTFISHING SEASON

. Rod and gun. g of silver wings inthe sunlight and the gulls are back. Wildducks fly fearlessly across the bays andthrough skies that were never stainedwith village smoke. This is the opening season for troutfishing in which sportsmen of the Islandrevel. The many streams abound withthese beauties and the angler never re-turns home empty-handed, while ourhearts are made glad by the featheredsongsters that pipe from every bush, forthis majestic island is bird haunted, birdbeloved. The robins come in legions andunrivalled are the magic flutes they blow.The sand piper calls to his timid mateas th Stock Photo

RM2AGE8TR–. Rod and gun. g of silver wings inthe sunlight and the gulls are back. Wildducks fly fearlessly across the bays andthrough skies that were never stainedwith village smoke. This is the opening season for troutfishing in which sportsmen of the Islandrevel. The many streams abound withthese beauties and the angler never re-turns home empty-handed, while ourhearts are made glad by the featheredsongsters that pipe from every bush, forthis majestic island is bird haunted, birdbeloved. The robins come in legions andunrivalled are the magic flutes they blow.The sand piper calls to his timid mateas th

trout fishing with cormorants on the river Li at sunrise, Yangshuo, China Stock Photo

RMA8G3H6–trout fishing with cormorants on the river Li at sunrise, Yangshuo, China

RFP7FD51–Catching freshwater fish and fishing rods with fishing reels on green grass. White amour and fishing rod with reel lying on green grass.Fishing concept

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Picturesque Donegal: its mountains, rivers, and lakesBeing the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Company's illustrated guide to the sporting and touring grounds of the north of Ireland . the angler. The sea-troutfishing on the Glen River is principally confined to the poolsimmediately above Teelin Bay. When the river is in good ply the sea-trout fishing on Tiii£OvvEXWEE River (or Yellow River) ranks among the best obtain-able in Co. Donegal, and even under adverse circumstances somesport can be got. It rises at the base of Leahan Mountain inLough Auva, and half a mile below receives a stream th Stock Photo

RM2ANEXMA–Picturesque Donegal: its mountains, rivers, and lakesBeing the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Company's illustrated guide to the sporting and touring grounds of the north of Ireland . the angler. The sea-troutfishing on the Glen River is principally confined to the poolsimmediately above Teelin Bay. When the river is in good ply the sea-trout fishing on Tiii£OvvEXWEE River (or Yellow River) ranks among the best obtain-able in Co. Donegal, and even under adverse circumstances somesport can be got. It rises at the base of Leahan Mountain inLough Auva, and half a mile below receives a stream th

RMA8G3T3–trout fishing with cormorants on the river Li at dusk, Yangshuo, China

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Rod and gun . can start. We were told that the whole of the in-habitants of the Squamish Valley hadlived upon venison during the winter,the deep snow driving the deer into theAalley and rendering them an easy prey.^^e ourselves saw the oflral of four deerand were never more than a mile fromcamp. We started fishing on the opening dayand had such success that we returned inthe evening with twenty-two Dolly Var-den trout weighing sixt3-one pounds.^^hile one of the largest and best troutfishing streams in British Columbia, hav-ing its head waters in the Pemberton 28o ROD AND GUX IX CANADA. A Grave Stock Photo

RM2AJ5XFD–Rod and gun . can start. We were told that the whole of the in-habitants of the Squamish Valley hadlived upon venison during the winter,the deep snow driving the deer into theAalley and rendering them an easy prey.^^e ourselves saw the oflral of four deerand were never more than a mile fromcamp. We started fishing on the opening dayand had such success that we returned inthe evening with twenty-two Dolly Var-den trout weighing sixt3-one pounds.^^hile one of the largest and best troutfishing streams in British Columbia, hav-ing its head waters in the Pemberton 28o ROD AND GUX IX CANADA. A Grave

RMA8G3W9–trout fishing with cormorants on the river Li at dusk, Yangshuo, China

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Breeder and sportsman . 10 miles. [To be Continued.1 Chubbs Catalogue. A very dainty and useful little Dampblet is that issued byaptain Thos. H. Chubb, the great manufacturer and impor-ter of fishing tackle at Post Mills, Vermont. Departing from tbe beaten track, the catalogue contains inaddition to an exhaustive resume of the wares made and soldby Mr. Chubb, a series of delightful essays bv noted arglers,eaci one of which will well repay readers. Dr. Henshall writesof The Rise of the Black Bass; A. D. Cheney, of TroutFishing; Geo. P. Goff, of Fish Lore; W. H. H. Murr,iT,of Practical Trout Fis Stock Photo

RM2AKN99K–Breeder and sportsman . 10 miles. [To be Continued.1 Chubbs Catalogue. A very dainty and useful little Dampblet is that issued byaptain Thos. H. Chubb, the great manufacturer and impor-ter of fishing tackle at Post Mills, Vermont. Departing from tbe beaten track, the catalogue contains inaddition to an exhaustive resume of the wares made and soldby Mr. Chubb, a series of delightful essays bv noted arglers,eaci one of which will well repay readers. Dr. Henshall writesof The Rise of the Black Bass; A. D. Cheney, of TroutFishing; Geo. P. Goff, of Fish Lore; W. H. H. Murr,iT,of Practical Trout Fis

RMA8G4N9–trout fishing with cormorants on the river Li at dusk, Yangshuo, China

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. Rod and gun. g out ofthe spout and the cream going down histhroat. Our next move was to Thessalon onthe north shore, a great saw-mill townwith good hotelsbut no fishingexcept after along drive. One goodplace I struckwas BasswoodLake abouttwelve miles inthe country. Itwas a splendidplace but I hadhad enough bassfishing. I heardof a lake twelvemiles farther onnamed BurrowsLake, and thereI went. I hadexcellent troutfishing there,camping on theshore. A pecul-iar thing I dis-covered at thislake that I neverknew beforewas that thetrout would notbite in the daytime. We builta large fire on the rock Stock Photo

RM2AG3G72–. Rod and gun. g out ofthe spout and the cream going down histhroat. Our next move was to Thessalon onthe north shore, a great saw-mill townwith good hotelsbut no fishingexcept after along drive. One goodplace I struckwas BasswoodLake abouttwelve miles inthe country. Itwas a splendidplace but I hadhad enough bassfishing. I heardof a lake twelvemiles farther onnamed BurrowsLake, and thereI went. I hadexcellent troutfishing there,camping on theshore. A pecul-iar thing I dis-covered at thislake that I neverknew beforewas that thetrout would notbite in the daytime. We builta large fire on the rock

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Summer resorts along the road by the sea . ou Lake, Skirmer Lake, Pitch PineLake, Mountain Lake, Shoal Mountain Lake and Deep MountainLake, within five and a half mile radius of the station. Trout fish-ing in the above waters. The best months are May and June.Local guides: Hugh Dorey, Ray Dorey, James Sims, Sr., and EverettSims; charges, $1.50 per day—camp help, $1.25 per day. INGRAM PORT From Yarmouth 219.8 MilesFrom Halifax 28.5 MUes Moose, mink, muskrat, rabbit, partridge, woodcock and black ducknear Ingram River within twenty miles of the station. Troutfishing in the above stream and conne Stock Photo

RM2AM21RF–Summer resorts along the road by the sea . ou Lake, Skirmer Lake, Pitch PineLake, Mountain Lake, Shoal Mountain Lake and Deep MountainLake, within five and a half mile radius of the station. Trout fish-ing in the above waters. The best months are May and June.Local guides: Hugh Dorey, Ray Dorey, James Sims, Sr., and EverettSims; charges, $1.50 per day—camp help, $1.25 per day. INGRAM PORT From Yarmouth 219.8 MilesFrom Halifax 28.5 MUes Moose, mink, muskrat, rabbit, partridge, woodcock and black ducknear Ingram River within twenty miles of the station. Troutfishing in the above stream and conne

Canadian grocer July-December 1903 . Roches Point, Lake Simcoe. W. Anderson counts on taking in theCanadian Henley Regatta at St. Kitts. W. C. Adams will experiment with fish-ing tackle on Lake Couchiching. C. Newman will take a brief trip downthe St. Lawrence. C. Shields will visit Saratoga. Sam Qua will try the airs of Muskoka. A. L. McKechnie will make a troutfishing expedition to Eugenia Falls. W. B. Smith will be found on his fruitfarm, Smithonia, Niagara-on-the-Lake.20 Representatives of H. P. Eckardt «feCo. : W. J. Bradley and F. J. Blackburnwill visit New York and Atlantic City. F. And Stock Photo

RM2ANEF8P–Canadian grocer July-December 1903 . Roches Point, Lake Simcoe. W. Anderson counts on taking in theCanadian Henley Regatta at St. Kitts. W. C. Adams will experiment with fish-ing tackle on Lake Couchiching. C. Newman will take a brief trip downthe St. Lawrence. C. Shields will visit Saratoga. Sam Qua will try the airs of Muskoka. A. L. McKechnie will make a troutfishing expedition to Eugenia Falls. W. B. Smith will be found on his fruitfarm, Smithonia, Niagara-on-the-Lake.20 Representatives of H. P. Eckardt «feCo. : W. J. Bradley and F. J. Blackburnwill visit New York and Atlantic City. F. And

. Breeder and sportsman . ly too eager to use the silverhook as an exchange bait for fish captured by thenatives. Thus will some Waltonians guilelesslydodge the lightning. Scattering reports from a few resorts within easyreach of this city are encouraging for good troutfishing when the conditions are better. At PointReyes the Paper Mill iB high and muddy. A few dayswill make a big improvement for the angler, in spiteof recent bad weather. Lota of fish have been seen,and this resort should produce much sport to themaay anglers with whom it is a favorite fishingground. In the streams about Olema Stock Photo

RM2CD9GW9–. Breeder and sportsman . ly too eager to use the silverhook as an exchange bait for fish captured by thenatives. Thus will some Waltonians guilelesslydodge the lightning. Scattering reports from a few resorts within easyreach of this city are encouraging for good troutfishing when the conditions are better. At PointReyes the Paper Mill iB high and muddy. A few dayswill make a big improvement for the angler, in spiteof recent bad weather. Lota of fish have been seen,and this resort should produce much sport to themaay anglers with whom it is a favorite fishingground. In the streams about Olema

RM2CDBD0P–. Life of John Albert Johnson : three times governor of Minnesota . iar than he with the names andrecords of the leading players of baseball. He wasalso a great lover of football and rarely missed thegames played by the University of Minnesotaeleven. He loved nature and outings in the fields andwoods. It is characteristic of his gentle nature,though, that he never hunted. He could see no en-joyment in killing bird or animal, and was proud ofthe fact that he had never killed for sport. Yet hewas extremely fond of fishing — especially troutfishing. Soon after his third election as governor he pu

. Outing. Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Joseph Jefferson troutfishing in Sandwich, Mass. which he carriedwith him when herattled away overthe rough roads. The Boston Globeof August 23, 1903,published the fol-lowing from TheOuting Magazine: To Grover Cleve-land fishing is a science.It is not a pastime.He takes it seriously.He would not be moreearnest addressing apublic meeting, wherehis words would beflashed over thecountry to be read bymillions, than when hesits in a small boat, andwith infinite patiencewaits for a bite.The thing that impresses one most aboutthe ex-President when he gets so close to n Stock Photo

RM2CENNH2–. Outing. Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Joseph Jefferson troutfishing in Sandwich, Mass. which he carriedwith him when herattled away overthe rough roads. The Boston Globeof August 23, 1903,published the fol-lowing from TheOuting Magazine: To Grover Cleve-land fishing is a science.It is not a pastime.He takes it seriously.He would not be moreearnest addressing apublic meeting, wherehis words would beflashed over thecountry to be read bymillions, than when hesits in a small boat, andwith infinite patiencewaits for a bite.The thing that impresses one most aboutthe ex-President when he gets so close to n

. In pine-tree jungles : a handbook for sportsmen and campers in the great Maine woods . good inland fishinggrounds. The Wilson ponds, lying only a few miles east of the village,afford excellent trout fishing. A profitable side trip for early summercan be made by canoe and carry to Spencer pond. There the troutfishing is good, and the scenery very attractive. Moose river is the only tributary to Moosehead lake on the westside that may now be legally fished. It is seven miles up this riverto Brassua lake, and there, among the many brooks and streams, goodfishing is found. For an outing of a wee Stock Photo

RM2CNHXEM–. In pine-tree jungles : a handbook for sportsmen and campers in the great Maine woods . good inland fishinggrounds. The Wilson ponds, lying only a few miles east of the village,afford excellent trout fishing. A profitable side trip for early summercan be made by canoe and carry to Spencer pond. There the troutfishing is good, and the scenery very attractive. Moose river is the only tributary to Moosehead lake on the westside that may now be legally fished. It is seven miles up this riverto Brassua lake, and there, among the many brooks and streams, goodfishing is found. For an outing of a wee

. In pine-tree jungles; a hand-book for sportsmen and campers in the great Maine woods . ood inlaiid fishinggrounds. The Wilson ponds, lying only a few miles east of the village,afford excellent trout fishing. A profitable side trip for early summercan be made by canoe and carry to Spencer pond. There the troutfishing is good, and the scenery very attractive. Moose river is the only tributary to Moosehead lake on the westside that may now be legally fished. It is seven miles up this riverto Brassua lake, and there, among the many brooks and streams, goodfishing is found. For an outing of a wee Stock Photo

RM2CH1B0E–. In pine-tree jungles; a hand-book for sportsmen and campers in the great Maine woods . ood inlaiid fishinggrounds. The Wilson ponds, lying only a few miles east of the village,afford excellent trout fishing. A profitable side trip for early summercan be made by canoe and carry to Spencer pond. There the troutfishing is good, and the scenery very attractive. Moose river is the only tributary to Moosehead lake on the westside that may now be legally fished. It is seven miles up this riverto Brassua lake, and there, among the many brooks and streams, goodfishing is found. For an outing of a wee

. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . ook an especial interest in troutfishing. He married, October 19, 1857, MaryA., born at Westville, Connecticut, daughterof Miles and Eliza (Cadwell) Hotchkiss.Children: Mrs. George T. Doolittle, of Spo-kane, Washington: ]Irs. John H. Klock, ofNew Haven; Nathan W., mentioned below.The other children died young. (IV) Nathan Wilbur, son of Andrew B.and Mary A. (Hotchkiss) Hendryx, was bornin New Haven, Connecticut, February 14,1 Stock Photo

RM2CDAH9G–. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation . ook an especial interest in troutfishing. He married, October 19, 1857, MaryA., born at Westville, Connecticut, daughterof Miles and Eliza (Cadwell) Hotchkiss.Children: Mrs. George T. Doolittle, of Spo-kane, Washington: ]Irs. John H. Klock, ofNew Haven; Nathan W., mentioned below.The other children died young. (IV) Nathan Wilbur, son of Andrew B.and Mary A. (Hotchkiss) Hendryx, was bornin New Haven, Connecticut, February 14,1

. Health and pleasure on America's greatest railroad.. . > /S I. NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R. R. 59 wide, and lies at an altitude of 1,800 feet above tide level. Its shores are irregu-lar and rocky, and are surrounded by a rich growth of green forest. The LoonLake House is one of the handsomest and best equipped of summer hotels, andis also one of the best patronized. Game is abundant in the vicinity and troutfishing in the lake and neighboring streams is unexcelled. From this point thetrip can be made to St. Regis Lake or Rainbow Lake via boat and a regular sys-tem of carrys. A delig Stock Photo

RM2CH4GJX–. Health and pleasure on America's greatest railroad.. . > /S I. NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R. R. 59 wide, and lies at an altitude of 1,800 feet above tide level. Its shores are irregu-lar and rocky, and are surrounded by a rich growth of green forest. The LoonLake House is one of the handsomest and best equipped of summer hotels, andis also one of the best patronized. Game is abundant in the vicinity and troutfishing in the lake and neighboring streams is unexcelled. From this point thetrip can be made to St. Regis Lake or Rainbow Lake via boat and a regular sys-tem of carrys. A delig

. Goin' fishin'; weather and feed facts; . e of season, Septemberfourteenth. Small-mouth bass in Bass Lake, con-nected by creek with the Nipigon River 12 milesup. Information from Hudsons Bay Co., orWm. McKirdy & Sons, Nipigon, Ont. NOMININGUE, Quebec. Speckled or red trout innearly all lakes of the locality. Information from A. Huot, Game Keeper and Fishery Overseer,Nominingue, Que. Perth and Plaster Rock, New Brunswick. Go-ing in stations for Tobique River system of water-ways. Notably good salmon and speckled troutfishing. Information from Wade & Knapp andPercy B. Falding, Perth, Ogilvy Bro Stock Photo

RM2CDXF85–. Goin' fishin'; weather and feed facts; . e of season, Septemberfourteenth. Small-mouth bass in Bass Lake, con-nected by creek with the Nipigon River 12 milesup. Information from Hudsons Bay Co., orWm. McKirdy & Sons, Nipigon, Ont. NOMININGUE, Quebec. Speckled or red trout innearly all lakes of the locality. Information from A. Huot, Game Keeper and Fishery Overseer,Nominingue, Que. Perth and Plaster Rock, New Brunswick. Go-ing in stations for Tobique River system of water-ways. Notably good salmon and speckled troutfishing. Information from Wade & Knapp andPercy B. Falding, Perth, Ogilvy Bro

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