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Some Fish Like
To Be Caught
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When fish are once caughtjjy hook and line, are they hooked more easily next time, or do they"-I become hook shy? According to information received lately,* by the Commission of Game and In-' % land Fisheries, many fish actually -• like to be caught- ■ % f| -— Here is what the fishery biologists base their conclusions on; - They caught 146 fish with a haul sein, tagged them and released Jthem. Of this number, 13, or 8.$ per cent were retaken by anglers. The anglers, itt turn, took 104 ' fish by hook 4pdr line and they, likewise, tagged and released them. Twenty-one, or 20.2 per cent of these were recaught later by anglers. Could it be that fish actually like to be caught? <?*
—Vegetable
Storage
Advised By Specialist
Storing vegetables before cold weather will insure fresh vegetables on the table in October, ' November, and December. L
Vegetable gardening specialists 1 fit V.P.I. say crops that cgn be stored successfully include various root crops, cabbage, onions, potatoes, pumpkins and squash, and sweet^potatoes.
Ideal conditions vary from crop to crop. Storage facilities range from special rooms partitioned off near an outside window in the basement to a simple trench lined and covered with/ straw at the edge of the garden. In fact oarsnips-and salisfy need not even be dug for storage. Simply leave , them in the ground and dig them as needed.
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