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Near-by Trout and Other Waters 



Allium' the route of thr 



^Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 



RAILWAY 



tliere are many very fine trout streams and Ijlack l>ass 

 waters wliich are 



OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 



and can be reached in a few hours from New York City. 



We name a few of them : 

 FRA JV/ftJJV.— Branch of Walkill River, near station : 



black bass, pickerel, etc. 

 ST.-I JV/ZOi* J? —Hopatconfr and Budd's Lake, one to 



three miles ; black bass, iMckerel. etc. 

 HA LOirilfSFJLLt:.- Seneca. River; pike, pickerel 



and some small mascalonge. 

 CHENAKGO ^'OKA'S.— flienango River at station ; 



black bass, perch and pickerel. 

 i/0.»/£;K.— Lakes containing.' black bass, and numerous 



trout streams witliin a radius of ten miles. 

 1' R K B LE.—^nm.er(n\s lakes close to station contam 



black bass and pickerel in numbers. 

 JiEACH fl^^F^" v.— Susquehanna River near by is 



we 1 known for its black bass and wall-eyed pike fishing. 

 EL^rHirRST.'-Gooil trout brooks near station. 

 MOUNT rOCOIfO.—I'lenty of trout in adjacent 



streams. 

 GO ULnSBORO.—Sa.me flshin? as at Forks. 

 IIEyRYVILLE.—At this station are the celebrated 



trout waters of the East and West branches of Broad- 

 heads Creek. 

 MONTROSE riLL AG E.— There are about tlurty 



lakes in this vicinity that contain trout, black bass, 



pickerel and i)ercb. 

 C/f/iA'f'O.— Excellent trout fishin;.'. 

 POCONi> SUMMIT.— Good fishing for tiout ; two 



streams. 



In addition to the ab<ive there are at least fifty other 

 frood fishing points along the line of the Delaware. Lack 

 awanna and Western Railroad. For time table and 

 other information apply to 



W^ F. IIOLWILL. Gen. Pass. Agt., New York. 



THE FINEST 



Black Bass and Brook Trout 



waters witbiu easy reach of sportsmen are the streams 

 . . . along the line of the . . . 



Baltimore and l^ 



^ Ohio Railroad 



/^N the eastern slope of the Alleghany Mountains are the 

 Potomac, the Shenandoah and their tributaries, all 

 famous for bass, while across the divide are the Cheat, the 

 Yonghlogheny and the Mouoiigahela. The Cheat and the 

 head waters of the last two named are celebrated for brook 

 trout. The lishing grounds arc in most cases within gun- 

 shot of the railroad stations, and sportsmen are saved the 

 expense and trouble of carrying their outfits longdistances. 

 For rates of fare, time of trains and further inform.ation. 



iddress 



Chas. O. Scull, 



General Passenger Agent B. & 0. Railrnsid. 

 BALTIMORE, MD. 



\ (j times out of \ (J 



The New York Journal recently of- 

 fered ten bicycles to the ten winners 

 in a guessing contest, leaving the 

 choice of machine to each. 



ALL CHOSE 



Colu 



m 



Bicycles 



Nine immediately, and 

 one after he had looked 

 at others. The Journal 

 therefore bought TEN 

 Columbias at $ J 00 each. 



On even terms a Columbia will be chosen 



TEN times out of TEN. 



POPE MANUFACTURING CO. 



HARTFORD, CONN. 

 1896 Art Catalogue for two 2-cent stamps. 



THE SPORTSMAN'S LINE. 



NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE AND 

 WESTERN RAILWAY. 



Along the line of the "Erie" from 20 to 200 miles from 

 New York City may be found some GRAND FISHING 

 WATERS, among wliich may lie named: 



Basket. N. Y., for black bass and trout early in the season. 



Callicoon. N. Y., for black bass, trout and pickerel. 



Canisteo, N. Y., for black bass au<l pickerel. 



Castile, N. V.. foi> trout and ])ickerel. 



Chemung. N. Y., for black bass. 



Deposit, N. Y., for black bass and troiit early iu the season. 



Greenwood Lake, N. Y., for black bass and pickerel. 



Hawley, N. Y., for black bass, trout, perch and pickerel. 



Highland Mills, N. Y., for black bass, trout, perch and 

 pickerel. 



Jamestown, N. Y.. for raascalonge, black bass, pickerel, etc. 



Lordville, N. Y., for trout and black bass. 



Olean, N. Y., for black bass and ])erch. 



Otisville, N. Y... foi black bass, pickerel and trout. 



Port .Jervis, N. Y., for black bass and trout. 



Spring Water, N. Y., for black bass and trout. 



Woodburv. N. Y., for ])ickerel and perch. 



I<c«idpM tiie above there are several hundred other points 

 11 New York and Pennsylvania reached by the Erie wber« 

 HXicUent rtsliingand shooting may be had. 



I'.xpresM trains leave Chambers .St. daily at '.> A. M., .'t P. M., 

 : :iii I'. M. and 8.;i(i P. M. Seii<l for time tables and all otb"W 

 desired information to 



D. I. KOBERTS, 



General Passcmjer Agent, 21 Cortlaudt St., N. T. 



