Sherlock Holmes as a Sea Angler

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Sherlock Holmes as a Sea Angler is an article published in the Lincolnshire Echo in the General News on 19 october 1914, and in The Eastbourne Gazette on 28 october 1914.

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Sherlock Holmes as a Sea Angler

The Eastbourne Gazette (28 january 1914, p. 4)

Among successful anglers at Eastbourne has been Sir A. Conan Doyle, who in two outings has taken 250 whiting, pouting, dabs, and dogfish. An 18½lb. cod has been captured at Hastings and one of 14½lb. at Deal, by Mr. Miller. — "Lincoln Echo."