... weather for MMus ter several months, and althoep fish were not on the large lbw were was plenty of sport with the mullet fry. Jelly-fish on the surface swimming around the wall of Admiralty Pier indicated that the water was coasiderAily warmer. and I saw sever:l ...

... caught over the week end, so this week's rod is anybody's prize. Clear Water, No Fish. • Clear water and nothing much beyond jellyfish greeted a coachload of Ramsgate fishing club members on an all -fishing trip to Dover. Most did not weigh in. there being ...

... past week for anglers, sport being confined to a few pouting at dusk Boat, fishing has been equally poor, the masses of jelly-fish cluttering the sea making fishing difficult and unrewarding. Throughout the week no bass were weighed in. although these ...

... support the organic life that the fish feed on in-shore, the bigger fish keep out in the deeper water. When we see the first jelly-fish then we can bank on some good catches. He broke of then to cast his tackle. But you never know, he added. there might ...

... Gastonia North Carolina USA a Channel aspirant training in Folkestone nad a five-hour test swim in the Channel on Monday Jellyfish worried him Folkestone Corporation is in- viting applications for t h e appointment of Town Sergeant’s Assistant at an annual ...

... OIL FROM THE TROUBLED One year it is jellyfish that spoil our holidays at the seaside another it is basking sharks that cause alarm among the bathers. This year it is oil washed up from the sea that is the fly in the ointment round our coasts. and a very ...

... and tool motifs, shells, crabs, sandbags, shovels and jellyfish, whereas the old Bayeux model has fantastic animals along its edge. One boy insisted on tropical fish, another argued for jellyfish ; both varieties of marine life went in. Sheerness Clock ...

... there was a colourful fancy . parade, a lively selection of games for the youngstern and a distribution of whales and jellyfish sweet meats I. Great excitement was caused by a tug-of-war between Wylie Price and his orchestra and members of the audience ...

... season when there Is no chance of another brood being reared and I the nest can be cut out and examined. !MONSTER JELLYFISH A jellyfish 41 inches in diameter came ashore at Whitstable last Thursday. It was examined by Mr. R. K. Wood (hon. sec, of the ...

... kinds of jelly-fish in many shapes. sizes and colours. Some are so small that you can hardly see them, while others are as large as six feet across —quite huge things. The colours.l too, vary from pink to blue, white and brown. The jelly-fish most common ...

... Luke's University College. Exeter. He holds. the Ministry of Education's teacher's certificate. GIANT JELLYFISH The tide washed back a 41-inch jellyfish at Whitstable before natural historians could capture it. ...

... done in Maidstone, especially by people who come here for fnr Ilia day,' said the Chairman, Mr. W. Beale MONSTER JELLYFISH A monster jellyfish 41 inches in diameter c ame ashore at Whitstable but was reclaimed by the tide be• fore naturalist Mr. R. E. Wood ...