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cane cr. % m.; two first named best; 1). b., jackfish, catfish, bream, perch, drum 

 etc.; minnows and worms usual baits; no hotels, but private board can be obtained 

 at reasonable price. The fishing is good near the mill dams. 



Griffin (C. R. R. of Ga.) Flint r. and Line cr. both easily accessible; first named 

 best; b. b., perch, etc.; bread, earthworms etc. used as bait; Feby. and Oct. best; 

 hotels $1.50 to $2 p. d., $15 to $25 p. month. 



Hogansville (A. & W. P.) Chattahoochee r. 5 in.; Flint r. 6 in.; first named 

 best; b. b., bream and blue cat, bass and catfish most numerous; worms and live 

 minnows used mostly; April to July best; no regular hotels, but boarding houses 

 at moderate cost; guides and boats can be obtained. The fishing at this point is 

 reported good. 



Juniper (C. R. R. of Ga.) Juniper p. 1 '.( in.; bream, b. b., catfish etc.', bream 

 most numerous; usual baits, worms and crickets; May, June and July best; no 

 public fishing allowed; permission must be obtained from owner of pond. 



Marietta (W & A.) Chattel wochee r. 12 m ; Little r. 12 m.; Delks p. 3 .m.; 

 Soapcr. 3m.; brook trout, perch, catfish, etc.; worms usual bait; May to August 

 l>est: hotels or boarding house $1.50 to $3 p. d. ; Marietta is in Cobb Co. in the N. 

 W. section of the State, hence the brook trout. 



Marsnallville (C. R. R. of Ga.) Flint r. and Mill ponds near by; bream, b.b. 

 and catfish mostly; worms used ; May and June best; hotel $2 p. d. 



McDaniel's (W. & A.) Oothcalooga cr. .> 4 ' m.; De\vs Mill p. 7 m.; last named 

 best; brook trout and bream ; trout most numerous; worms usual bait; summer 

 months best; no hotel; camping necessary. There are a few trout in the cr. which 

 lies in Gordon Co. in the N. W. section of the State. 



McGinnis (E. & W. of A.) Euharlee cr. near station; brook trout, perch arid 

 coarse fish; trout most numerous; worms and minnows usual baits; April and May 

 best; private boarding houses at $1 p. d.; guide, boats and bait can be had at reas- 

 onable rates. Rogers' Mill 1,'^ m. is said to afford excellent sport; about 1 in. dis- 

 tant a spring brook empties into Euharlee, which gives fair trouting. 



Mclntyre (C. R. R. of Ga.) Commissioner cr. & Black 1. easily accessible; last 

 named best; b. b., perch, etc.; April to November best; worms and roaches used as 

 bait. 



Morris (C. R. R. of Ga.) Paloulacr. 2 m.; Bonifield Mill p. 3 m.; first named 

 best; perch, b. b. and catfish, the last most numerous; bait, worms; May and JTUI^ 

 best; guides not needed; boats and baits cheap. 



Ogeechee (C. R.R. of Ga.) Ogeechee r. 4 ' m.; 2 large ponds 3 to 4 miles distant; 

 the Ogeechee r. best; b. b. (large mouthed), bream, etc.; in freshwater; rockfish 

 (striped bass) and others in saltwater; worms of various kinds used as bait; spring 

 and fall months the best; hotel accommodations to be had; guides cheap; boats 

 can be usually borrowed. 



Perry (C. R. R. of Ga.) Big Indian cr. near station; Houston Factory p. 4m.; 

 last named best; bream, b. b., catfish, etc.; bream most numerous; worms the 

 principal bait; April and November best; hotel $2 p. d.; boats can be had $1 

 p. d. 



Powersville (C. R. R. of Ga.) Mule cr. % m.; Monee cr. \y z m.; last named 

 best: b. b., perch, etc.; live bait and worms used; March, April and May best; no 

 regular hotel, but private accommodations can be had; boats and bait can be pro- 

 cured. Fishing reported good and black bass (large mouthed) are frequently taken 

 weighing 10 to 12 Ibs. 



Resaca(W. & A.) Oostauoula r. near station; Canasauga r. 1 m.; Coosawallee r. 

 4m.; about equally good; catfish, drum, redhorse and white shad; redhorse most 

 numerous; worms, minnows and crayfish used for baits; April and May best; hotels 

 $2 p. d.; guides $1 p. d.; boats can be had at reasonable prices. 



Reynolds (C. R.R. of Ga.) Patseliga cr. 1 m.; Flint r. 3 m.; Beaver cr. 5m.; 

 and various ponds near by; Patseliga cr. and Flint r. best; b. b., bream, catfish, 

 < ((.: bream and catfish in the majority; worms mostly used as bait; May to Sept. 

 best; hotel at reasonable prices; boats and bait plenty and reasonable. These 

 waters are reported good in the summer months. The channel catfish gives liiu> 

 nport and those of this section are said to be a most excellent table fis.h. 



Ring-gold (W. & A .) East and West Chickamauga r's. ; Woods cr., Pea Vine cr., 



