. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME 339 and to the state to report violations to the proper authorities, (7) helieves in keeping faith with his fellow sportsmen and holding up the hands of those who administer the conservation laws, (8) joins the game and tish protective associa- tion in his county, and if one does not exist, he fosters its organization, (9) he never dynamites or poisons a stream for fish, (10) if he catches a small game fish he
. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME 339 and to the state to report violations to the proper authorities, (7) helieves in keeping faith with his fellow sportsmen and holding up the hands of those who administer the conservation laws, (8) joins the game and tish protective associa- tion in his county, and if one does not exist, he fosters its organization, (9) he never dynamites or poisons a stream for fish, (10) if he catches a small game fish he immediately returns it to the water, (11) when he catches enough he quits, (12) he encourages the ideals of sports- miinship in his weaker brother, and by lirecept and example hopes to win him, (13) he will leave a fair portion of the game which he has bagged with the house- wife of the landlord who permitted him to hunt.—"Sportsman vs. Game Hog," Alabama Game and Fish News, October, 1029, p. 8. SUCCESS IN FISHING Some of our fishermen who read the reports from various sources, as to the conditions of fishing in the various streams, return home to announce that such reports are exaggerated; that they haven't had any success. They forget that a part of the success in fishing rests with the angler. No matter how good the fishing happens to he, unless there is a certain amount of skill on the part'of the operator, there will be no limit to report. It is quite true at this time of the year low water in the streams and hot weather mitigate against fishing. But, just the same, you must know your stuff if you expect to land the wary trout.—Harry B. Smith, in the San Francisco Chronicle, August, 1930. NO TAHOE FISHERtVIEN Lake Tahoe fishermen were not as numerous this season as in former years. This lake was once known as one of the greatest fishing waters in the state but years of heavy fishing have reduced the supply of cutthroat trout, native to the lake, to a minimu
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