HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-04-14, Page 7Catching Gass
On Casting Tackle
If you take your bass fishing
seriously, are willing to put time
and effort into it, and want to
get really big ones, casting tackle
will, no doubt, suit you best.
To be happy with casting
tackle, you must go to some
trouble in learning what outfit to
Select. Then you must get in a
comfortable amount of casting
practice. This is important.
First, selection of your casting
reel is important if you want to
do nice, smooth, effortless cast-
ing. The first thing to know is
that the less the combined
weight of spool and wet line —
the less inertia -- the better you
can cast. But cutting down
Weight by only half filling the
Rawl with line won't do the
trick; then the mechanism has to
work just twice as fast as with
a full spool, which of course
shoots inertia up,
One of the greatest causes of
trouble is that the average ang-
ler doesn't oil his reel often
enough. The better and faster
your reel, the worse it will oast,
and the more backlashes you'll
get, if it's not kept properly oil-
ed.
Another common cause of
trouble is a rod that is too stiff.
It start the spool with a quick
jerk, almost impossible to con-
trol with the thumb; the spool
Overruns — and there's your
bird's nest. A rod that is flexible
but too short will do the same
to some extent, since there just
isn't enough of it to give the
spool a nice smooth start at the
beginning of a cast.
Even for the heaviest plugs, I
never use a casting rod under
six feet, and I sometimes use
slightly longer for the very light-
est plugs, and for spinning lures.
However, a woman might do bet-
ter with one of 51/x feet, but in
no case would I recommend
shorter. I prefer one with a fer-
rule somewhere toward the mid-
dle, since a long, one-piece rod
is such a nuisance to transport,
and its superiority is more theo-
retical than real.
Some who lob a plug out pre-
fer a pretty slow, over-all bend.
Others like fast tip action, the
rod quite stiff for most of its
length; these "shoot" the plug
fast. This, too, seems to be most-
ly a matter of the taste and tem-
perament of the user. Fast tip ac-
tion is necessary to place a plug
kr back under low brush with e
side cast; the slower rod throws
too high an arch of line, to hang
on branches.
For smooth casting, timing of
the swing should suit flexibility
At your rod and weight of plug
Used. When you change to a
plug of another weight, timing
should change too. Be sure to
experiment with different tim-
ings; a few trials will do you
Har more good than reading
pages of instructions. Ditto with
discovering when to partly re-
lease the spool with your thumb
on the forward cast; you'll soon
Batch onto that, if you've never
lased a casting rod.
This overhead cast is intrinsi-
cally the most accurate, and it
!may be the only one you'll ever
need to use. But if you do need
a side cast to get under brush,
remember that it should be done
in exactly the same way, with
your wrist — it should not be
a sideswipe with the whole arm.
With your wrist doing the cast-
ing, your forearm should swing
loosely. Your elbow should move
little or not at all; it should re-
lnain down by your side.
As for the casting line, the best
line isn't sold as casting line at
et11, but as squidding line. It has
a soft, flat braid with no core;
it casts well from the beginning,
and most of the waterproofing
soon washes out, to make it cast
still better. The lightest it comes
le 12 -pound — just about right to
bold ordinary big bass out of
Ordinary obstructions, though
still heavier may be needed for
large southern bass in bad spots.
— By Jason Lucas, Angling Edi-
tor of "Sports Afield",
STAR GAZER Grabbing some
air, this intrepid water skier
looks down from his man-
carrying kite. Motorboat sup-
plied the tow.
Russia Hasn't
Claimed It Yet:
Indian Numerals, commonly
miscalled Arabic, were introduc-
ed by Indian merchants into Al-
exanclria, probably in the second
century AD, Asoka used writ-
ten numerals five hundred years
earlier in his Brahrni inscrip-
tions, but an unknown Indian
mathematician, about a century
before the beginning of the Chris-
tian Era, made the greatest of
all contributions to arithmetic,
the invention of the place -value
system and zero.
According to this system, num-
erals acquired a value depend-
ing an their place, or position,
in a series of numbers built up
on the decimal plan. The same
numerals in 12 or 21, for exam-
ple, express different values, de-
pending on their sequence.
The civilized world today
takes for granted this ingenious
numerical system, by which all
arithmetic calculations can be
worked out by bhe use of only
nine numerals and zero, and
complacently forgets what it
owes to India for this wonderful
discovery. In comparison with
the Indian system, the ancient
Greek alphabetical notation and
the clumsy Roman symbols were
very inconvenient.
The earliest references to the
new system in India appear in
Sanskrit literary works of slight-
ly before and just after the bo -
ginning of the Christian Era.
From the end of the fifth cen-
tury, however, all Indian mathe-
maticians were already using the
new system. By the seventh cen-
tury, it had made its way east-
ward to Sumatra, Cambodia. and
Annam, as proved by inscrip-
tions with dates recorded in the
Indian Saka Era.
It was also known to a sev-
enth -century Syrian Christian
monk, living in a monastery on
the Euphrates. Annoyed with the
Greek presuaraption of complete
superiority in the field of sci-
ence, this Syrian, Severus Se-
bokht, wrote a spirited defense
of Syrian scientific knowledge
and referred incidentally to In-
dia, in these words: "I will emit
all discussion of the science of
the Hindus .. , their subtle dis-
coveries in the science of as-
tronomy, discoveries that are
more ingenious than those of the
Greeks and Babylonians; their
computing that surpasses descrip-
tion. I wish only to say that this
computation is done by means
of nine signs."
A century later, Indian mathe-
matical works were translated
into Arabic in Baghdad. The
Arabs had hitherto possessed no
minerals of their awn, but had
used Greek or Coptic signs, and
had done their calculations on
the abacus. They at once per-
ceived the superiority of the In-
•dian system and eagerly took it
over, giving full credit to India.
Prom "The Pageant of India's
1clisbomy," by Gertrude Emerson
Sen,
DOG CATCHER — Poor fish don't have a chance with this
fisherman, The dog "Spitz" carries a ca•ioh out of the Mississippi
River, He waits until a shod swims past, then •nape the fish
op in his teeth.
Pacific Passage
On A Freighter
"When you're outward bound
from'Friseo, passing out the Gol-
den Gate," ran the old-time
chanty of the California and
China clippers, Sailing at dawn
for the Orient! If you cannot get
a thrill out of that there is lit-
tle romance left in you. Riding
seven thousand miles across the
vast sweeps of the Pacific, San
Francisico to Manila, nonstop.
Out of the gray skies and fogs
of January slowly down the
latitudinal ladder toward Cancer
and summer seas, Then across
in a wide circle that takes you
close to historic Midway Island,
and gradually still more south-
erly, making the course south-
west to the Philippines through
the San . Bernandino Straits.
Ah, yes, a sturdy well -manned
British freighter, a "tramp" more
or less, the invariable choice of
the true wanderer by sea. Nor
does this mean any lack of ne-
cessary comforts or even mod-
ern amenities. As a matter of
fact, your cabin would be des-
cribed as "de luxe" on a 30,000 -
ton liner. Why not? It has ports
forward and to starboard, a big
bed, a hundred and odd square
feet of space, Polite Indian or
maybe Chinese stewards to wait
on you. Mine ,even "doubles" as
a barber.
The fare is simple but ample.
Long and quiet are the nights,
and the entire ship is yours to
roam over without let or hind-
rance, No passengers -are -not -al-
lowed -beyond -this -line sort of
thing here. The captain, a vet-
eran sea dog who "served his
time in sail," now and then in-
vites you to his cabin for tea,
and the chief engineer, a Scot of
course, is proud to show you his
big motors running so smoothly
below. All in the way of a
freighter roaming the Seven
Seas.
There are but three other pas-
sengers, a Manila businessman
and a tourist couple making the
global circuit and preferring this
kind of travel. At one of the
two saloon tables sits the cap-
tain, on his right the chief en-
gineer, on his left the first offi-
cer, then the passengers. At the
other table are the lower officers
and the four midshipmen, or
cadets, making their first profes-
sional voyage after their course
of training for the British Mer-
chant service.
The crew is of all nations. The
watch -officers are English and
Scottish, with traces of Irish and
Welsh. The "black gang" in-
cludes Chinese, Indians, Malays,
and mixtures. The stewards are
Go a n e s e (Portuguese -Indians
from Marmagoa). There are a
dozen Moslems and each day at
sundown they group on the for-
ward hatch, lay their prayer -
mats and make their obeisances
in the general direction of Mec-
ca. One always dons a yellow
robe, like a young Buddhist
monk in Siani. Last night, no
doubt a little bewildered by the
boisterous weather and flying
spray, he knelt facing the North
Pole instead of toward Mecca.
Perhaps he is stronger in zeal
than in geography.
The skipper is especially gen-
ia1. He makes me free of the
bridge and we exchange many
an anecdote of experiences and
encounters far and wide. He has
been up the Congo in the re-
gion written of so graphically
by Conrad in "Heart of Dark-
ness." But apart from that I can
more than match him in the
matter of out-of-the-way parts of
the world and far -placed isles of
the sea visited, writes Marc T.
Greene in the Christian Science
Monitor.
Six days out we pass the Ha-
waiian Islands but just out of
sight. The weather up to now
has been what sailors describe
ea "heavy" and the uninitiated
voyager probably as a "living
gale." So we have changed course
about ,four points to give the
islands and the many outlying
reefs a wide berth. But by the
time we cross the international
ate line, i.e. 180 degrees of west
ongtitude, gaining a day on
the westward passage, the
weather changes almost abrupt-
ly, with a return to smooth seas,
blue skies, flying fish, and white
garments.
Fourteen days out of the Gol-
den Gate we sight land for the
first time, also the first craft
of any kind for all that period.
The land Is the grim upthrust
of an old volcano, its crater
draped in the trade -wind clouds,
its sides sloping sharply into the
sea. It is noted on the chart as
Agrihan, uninhabited, one of the
Marianne group, about 500 miles
north of Saipan. A ship, far on
the southern horizon, appears
through the binoculars to be one
of the large wartime landing
craft which, with the great open-
ing doors at the bow now weld-
ed together, serve as 3,000 -ton
Cargo carriers,
Three days later, the .Philip-
pines, with San Bernandino Is-
land at the entrance to the histor-
ic straits of the same name, just
in sight. Presently green hills
and high mountains behind them.
are on either side here where the
great gapanese battleships tried
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TRACTORS
SPEEDEX RIDING TRACTORS
COMPLETE range of attachments fur
year
Fuels use
Rugged ant . 5',. HP.
, 0 H.P, $505.00, For full infor-
mationprices write to: Rnlutlller
Sales. 2628 St Clair Avenue We.:t Tor.
onto 9. Ontario.
VACATION RESORTS
PORT Elgin 0115 3.roorn 'lolls. (1,1100
oottagec Mrs, Rowse, 1711,11 Des, et. I,:r
Dr,, Cleveland 19. Ohio.
WANTED, RABBITS AND PIGEONS
RABBITS and Pigeons :,11v, t anted ter
table use Box 203, 123.18111 Stn r1 \.,.;
Toronto, 0.,1.
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acids and a ;tes,
bankeel,e. tired
feeling, disturbed
teat often follow.
Dodds Kidney
Pills stimulate
la➢dneye to normal
duty. You feel
better--eloep bet -
Mr. work better. r,r.•
You can depend aa'
en Tlodd's. Get Dedda M1..'1% ,055etot►t