Practically the same condition -u
' i SIS along tiie Shanandoah Valley. hut
the Shennondoali River, on account ]
Us swifter flow ing water, clears j
much more quickly titan tbe lo
tomae
An entirely different story* is to be
te d for the salt water anglers The
fist, —taylors. ot* blue fish; rock fish
and trout -are being caught in large
numbers all over the hay.
One place that is becoming very
popular for thb salt-water angler is
Herring Pay. Two reasons are as
j signfiVfor its popularity. One is that
' it "is only 35 miles from AYashington
anti tbe other is that the anglers who
, visit it seldom, if ever, return empty
handed. There is no doubt about the
fish being there, and fishing boats
! from Annapolis and Vhesapeake
Reach and possibly other points seem
j to make a dead line for this fishing
gfiound when fishing is slow at other
l places.
d'p er o are some local anglers who |
; seem to prefer the other side of the j
hay. known as the Eastern Shore,
i and they also return with big catches.
Today the pjfninac Anglers’ Asso
ciation’is holding its seventh annual
j fishing excursion at Chesapeake
Beach. Eleven prizes will la* awarded
to the lucky anglers. A special train
; will leave the District line at S:3O
a.m., returning at 6:30 p.m.
Next Sunday the last of the four an-
I nual excursions to the beach will be
held. This excursion is known as the,
Ml 1 N’iedle Sports Goods Co. outing
! xiedle is offering some very attractive j
prizes to the lucky anglers, and will!
I also h«ld a bait-easting contest on 1
I the boardwalk before the contestants
t entex tii» I
• j.
