FISHING NOTES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8102, 4 October 1904, Page 3

FISHING NOTES.

In wlte «* the rough ™»thcr wperj•ncwl Tor th» Mining days of the seaHafhSmSi we* oSt U. »U directions wMi varying iucW, Thebest catches "SSrtaif ?£ ttVThe upper wSSoSSThSw 20 (Uh in the two day., caught on *J» minuow »^« nn»mon fly, »vcraae weight, UP°«™ 8 ; .. Mr Mudford landed six good fish o» the minnow fiotti Ot» ke ho. > Lambie and Wrigley creeled 11 -JS toh from the upper Mangatoki, MurclLßrown, average weight U pounds. tSj iA were in •pfendid condition, gave tbeba* ol «port» and. proved very good M? MuMeridge landed 10 nice fish from •£h Mr Hob«rt»w» canght 15 iood fish JSn Oeo on minnow. Mr *obm. of pJEn, caoght fl Iroro K»oppkonui vdih minnow on opening day. Mr Bretherton jS^ThrrpoSnde/from Watogou^ iiear mouth) on whitebait. gb, ol Inaha, caught aiz good ones •Tmm WaYnaongoro <flbt the first day on . Shtiatwit. Mt Johnston, of OkaUwa, (ha« «r%l 86 fish so far this season from will be noted later; the A/Mt promises to be good. ' Increasing ?nt«r<lft is being taken in the sport, and lhereW» v hwn • vw y ta ««». Increase in the nmnUr of licenses issued \ At-^EIW Wymoath end (the Herald nJt) tSTrWet» vrer* rtthw in flood owSa L tb«t hemvy rains, and some anglers SfflhooTfiw »** at all. Mr J. E. «bt.potmd« in , fish was la poor oondttw, or otherwise Mritnoe4 osherme», fa^d to «e| a ffi^d«#iesses li»e o|tf»lo*i that tb* »4- ' JH>',.jh||t- woaka, *» tne fisti are 19 P 00 * 4 M SjWood A «ateh of • flve-po«der * is.ilported. At Kgatre • lady got three Stewart. Miss Elsio Bayley, anduotlter'