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Good Tackle Pays
A "belleve-lt-or-not” story about
the O cean City reel and M ontague
rod (p ictu red ), Inscpurablo co m ­
panions for nearly 30 years, Is told
by a fam ous Hollywood cam erum an
who fishes along the low er coast
of C alifornia.
One day the ca m era m a n and a
friend w ere fishing sid e by side,
using an ch ovies for bait. The c a m ­
era m a n 's friend put his rod and
reel down on a piling, headed for
the bait shuck to get hot coffee. The
rest of this excitin g tale follow s in
the ca m era m a n 's own words:
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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS* REVIEW
THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1952
N am e
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No Other Rub Acts Faster hu
CHEST
COLDS
to relieve coughs—aching muscles
Both good a s ev er.
darned thing w ent overboard and
started for China.
“ We d ragged the bottom for hours,
but couldn't find It. My friend w as
furious and blam ed m e for not
savin g his gear. About three m onths
later a terrific storm hit Redondo
B each . . . broke up hom es, tore up
streets nnd d em olished m any piers.
After the storm It w as hard to do
any surf fishing b eca u se of the huge
q uantities of kelp. H ow ever, I de-
elded to g ive It a try. I m ade a ca st
way out and started to reel In. I
had sn agged on to som ething • • •
and In ca m e the rod and reel we
had lost.
“Of cou rse the reel was full of
land, verd igris and m arine en cru sts-
lions. My friend took one look at
the reel and said I could keep it.
Keel P erform an ce E xcellen t
I later soaked it in a full can of
k erosen e for a w eek. Then I took
the w hole thing apart and scrubbed
ev ery piece. I reassem b led the reel
and It has worked n orm ally through
all the y ea rs. Only adjustm ent w as
m ade 15 y ea rs ago when 1 sent it
back for new w ashers. You’d n ever
guess how m uch use and abuse that
reel has taken and how m any fish
It has pulled In.
“The rod has been rew rapped,
but even after all th ese y e a r s it
still will m atch anything of its
kind. L ast Job of this com bination
w as In August, when It brought in
a 27 and 33 pound Chinook salm on
off the F arallon es."
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B efore you try stunt shooting,
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stationary target. You'll m ake g rea t­
er progress.
That ad vice co m es from C harles
Edward Chapel, a top authority on
guns and shooting. In his la test
| book, “ Sim plified R ifle Shooting."
In a chapter on m oving ta rg ets
and fancy shooting. Chapel tells
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Line draw ings d etailin g sev era l of
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“ B egin n ers shooting at a m oving
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rifle," w rites the author o f sev en
standard books for shooters.
The co rrect procedure. C hapel
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ta rg et at one end of the sw in g at
the point w here It rev erses d irec­
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Nymph? No Sinker
D on't use a sinker fishing a n a­
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The sinker in terferes with the action
im parted by the current and m ak es
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your nym ph sink to the bottom and
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down, lift It up and sta rt It again.
All lie s In riffles are good spots
to fish a nym ph. The spots behind
bars, rocks, In b reak s and In the
»urrent ed d ies are good.
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