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...Thomas Montgomery Howell who landed a record-breaking 936-lb. tuna off Nova Scotia?TIME, Aug. 27] please invite him to meet me next month at Chief Nestucca, Neel's Place, 90 miles west of Portland for some real fishing? Angling for the Royal Chinook Salmon...
...technique is as follows: Salmon feed in the ocean. They come into fresh water to spawn. They do not feed in fresh water. The Indians found that they did not like red and so we tie a red feather on a quarter inch hook which is attached to light tackle. The fish strikes at the red feather, catches the barb in its lip and with a reasonable amount of skill in preventing any slack line, the fish is finally landed. Unlike tuna fishing where bait is used and the fish is permitted to swallow the bait, in salmon fishing...
Idaho. Near the confluence of the tiny Salmon Falls River and the Snake River, 10 to 15 million years ago, was a watering place where went teeming herds of Plesippus, an equine creature far up the scale from the little "Dawn horse". Last week the Smithsonian announced that 25 skulls of Plesippus stallions, mares, colts and fillies had lately been turned up there...
...ships. In recent years it has gone extensively into business in Newfoundland where it bought Job Bros. & Co., owners of the only sal mon factory ship in the world. From Newfoundland Hudson's Bay Co. ships annually to England some 1,250,000 Ib. of famed "Hubay" salmon, the most popular imported brand in Great Britain...
Died. William Andrews Clark, 57, philanthropist, founder (1919) of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, son of Montana's late copper-mining Senator Clark; of heart disease; in Salmon Lake, Mont...