Coalville Times | 1901-09-27 | Page 6 | Fish Flee from Thunder

FISH FLEE FROM THUNDER, teak Krfug Fro in Hlornt In Deep Water Away From Coast. Fishermen along the Atlantic coast know the peculiar effect ot thunderstorm thunder-storm on fish, and lav themsclve unnecessary work because they do know It Of the army of 40.000 flshor- men that occasionally or regularly h wet lines In the waters contlngout to , New York. 116.000 never think of going lushing after two or three day of thunder and lightning. They know bet-tar. bet-tar. Th other 6,000, hopeful and Imaginative, with nothing better to do, take a chance at It any way, and com horn with fisherman's luck. Th highest authorities among bay Ban say that thunder drive th fish Into deep water oft shore and that vivid lightning to dltturbt their tletp that they tak a day or two off for rett and recuperation. Thua H happens hap-pens that on th third day after a hard ttorm with Culmination and pyrotechnic, pyrotech-nic, th catch la phenomenal, whar-as whar-as on th Brat or oond day after 1 ther Is no aport axeapt sailing o ar I th bounding billow or groaning o I a ground iwell. I