Word: trout
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...drives or cigarettes flavored with coffee. The nation's production lines went on spewing out gleaming new automobiles, television sets and dish washers. The U.S. had seldom had more sugar, meat, steel, gasoline, whisky and nylon, or more manpower for the mink coat, bubble gum and trout-fly trades. Though prices were edging higher (in part because of unblushing profiteers), so was employment...
...American League, Red Rolfe's Detroit Tigers had kept ahead of the field for most of the season (their lead early this week: 3½ games), thanks to the hurling of Dizzy Trout, Fred Hutchinson, Ted Gray and Art Houtteman and the recovery of Hal Newhouser, who was not able to start a game until...
Rested and restored after her recent breakdown (TIME, July 3), Song & Dance Girl Judy Garland flicked her line into the lake at Sun Valley, Idaho, pulled in her first catch of the season: a 7½-oz., 10-in. rainbow trout...
...Camille Fournier of Quebec City hooked the biggest trout in his life in the Jacques Cartier River. He yanked too hard. Fish and line flew through the air and tangled in the antlers of a moose peering out of the trees; the moose dashed off with Fournier's prize...
...Catt of Saint John, N.B. went fishing on the Miramichi River, where salmon are so numerous and eager that they have been known to attack a man wearing a bright necktie with a design of hand-painted trout flies. Catt had just settled down to fish when a white-bearded old man came along, spoke sadly of his yearning to catch one last salmon and asked to borrow the rod & line. Catt had barely handed over the tackle when a fighting salmon shot out of the water, twisting & turning the line around the old man's whiskers. Quick-thinking...