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Eaton (C. H. & D.) Twin cr. (i in.; Four Mile cr. 10 m.; Bantas Fork 3 in.; first 

 best; b. b., perch, suufish, cattish, etc.; b. b. most numerous; minnow bait; sum- 

 mer months best; hotels $1 to $1.50 p. d.; bait plenty and cheap. 



Elyria (L. S. & M. S.) Black r. near station; Lake Erie 8 m.; last best; bass, 

 pike, perch, pickerel, etc. : pike most abundant; minnow bait; spring and fall 

 best; hotels $1 to $1.50 p. d.; boats and bait cheap. Excellent b. b. fishing. 



Fremont (Several r. r.) Sandusky r. near station; Green and Mud cr's 6 to 7 m.; 

 b. b., white bass, rock bass, perch, pike, pickerel, catfish, etc.; all kinds numerous; 

 minnows mostly used; spring best in r., most any month in cr's; hotel $2 p. d.; 

 guide $2 p. d.; boats and bait plenty at moderate cost. Excellent b. b. fishing in 

 Green cr. 



Galena (C. Mt. V. & D.) Big Walnut and Little Walnut cr's; first best; b. b., 

 simfish, catfish, etc.; bass most numerous; minnow, grasshopper and worm baits; 

 April, May, October and November oest; hotel at reasonable price; bait plenty at 

 little or no cost. 



Gallipolis (C. H. V. &T.) Ohior. and Chickamauga cr. adjacent; first best; 

 blue and mud catfish, pike-perch, b. b., perch, etc. ; catfish predominate; minnows, 

 liver, raw and cooked beef, as baits; April, June, September and October best; 

 hotels $1.50 to $2 p. d. ; boats can be had. The catfish run large. 



Gambler (Several r. r.) Kokosing r. % m.; b. b., rock bass and sunfish; b. b. 

 most abundant; worm and minnow baits; May, June, August and September best; 

 hotel $1 p. d.; bait can be easily procured. Some good sized b. b. are caught 

 here. 



Geaugra Lake (N. Y. P. & O. See page XII) Geauga 1. % m.; Aurora p. 2m.; 

 about alike: 1. m. b. b. and catfish principally; minnow bait; hotel $2 p. d.: boats 

 can be had, but no bait. 



Geneva (L. S. & M. S.) Lake Erie 4) 2 m.; Grand r. 4 in.; first best; pike, mas- 

 calonge, perch and bass; pike most numerous; minnows are usual bait; June and 

 July best; hotel at reasonable price; boat and bait 75c p. d. Some fine specimens 

 of mascalonge have been taken in Grand r. and under favorable conditions a fair 

 number of these fish can be taken. 



Georg-esville (I. B. & W.) Big Darby and Little Darby ponds, at station; both 

 good; b. b., catfish and pike; black bass most numerous; minnows and flies usual 

 bait; spring and fall months best; boarding houses at $3.50 to $4 p. w. 



Grayson(I. B. & W.) Silver 1. 4 m.; Great Miami r. 2 m.; Troy Hydraulic 1. 4 

 m.; Loiter. 1m.. Dyes p. 3m.; Miami r. and Hydraulic 1. best; black and rock 

 bass, pike, perch, croppies, catfish, etc.; bass and catfish most numerous; baits 

 live bait, crayfish and minnows; fall mouths best; hotel at Troy, 4 m. from station; 

 boats and baits to be had at nominal cost. Good fishing reported. 



Hartville (Connotton V.) Congress 1. near station: b. b., perch, speckled bass, 

 grass pike, sunfish, etc.; perch and sunfish most numerous; angle, sand-worms, 

 grubs and minnows as baits; May and June best; hotel at reasonable price; boat 

 and bait35c p. d. 



Henley (C. & E.) Scioto Brush cr.; good fishing to be had for a distance of 10 

 in., commencing at this station and extending to where the creek empties into the 

 Scioto r.; % to 1 m. distant considered the best point; pike, pike-perch, bluecat, 

 white perch, speckled bass, (strawberry) etc.; blue catfish are most abundant; 

 minnow, worm and grasshopper baits; May and June best; no hotels, parties 

 generally camp out; guides not needed. A favorite ground with the Portsmoxith, 

 O., anglers. 



Higgfinsport (Via Ohio r. steamers.) Ohio r. near town; White Oak cr. y z to 15 

 m.; Straight cr. 5 ni.; White Oak cr. best; b. b., "salmon" (pike-perch), channel 

 catfish, etc. ; b. b. most aumerous; live minnows principal bait; hotel $4 p. w.; 

 minnows $1 p. 100. Address the Seth Green Club of Higginsport, O. the members 

 of which know the best grounds and will cheerfully aid the visiting angler. 



Hudson (Several r. r.) Northampton 1. 4 y z m.: Silver 1. 5 m.; Twin 1's 5 m.; 

 Stewart 1. 4 >z m.; Mud br. 1> m.; Stewart and Northampton 1's best; b. b. and 

 perch; minnow, helgramites and worm bait: August and September best; accom- 

 modations can be readily procured. Experienced anglers get fair fishing from these 

 waters. 



Huntsville (I. B. & W.) Lewistou Reservoir, Silver L, Black L, Twin 1's, Rush- 



