31 October 1901 Factual 1 mins
Taken for the U.S. Fisheries Commission to illustrate the benefits of stocking inland waters. A well-known fisherman, Mr. Henry Talbot, is seen casting in a picturesque pool for bass. He gets a strike, plays the game fish to a finish and lands him safely.
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Henry Talbot as Himself
Arthur Marvin Director
United States 31 October 1901
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