A Complete Guide to Spinning And Trolling
A Complete Guide to Spinning And Trolling
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In the former case, the bait will most likely have half its scales rubbed off; and in the latter, if the Jack feels the hook, he will cer- tainly drop the bait immediately.
As regards the question of cutting off the BAITING THE GORGE-HOOK. 57 fins of the bait, I think it is decidedly the best to cut them all close, although some anglers leave a pectoral fin on one side and a ventral fin on the other, cutting off all the rest ; but the reader will find that with the fins off the bait revolves mo...re freely in the water, when sinking or being drawn up, than when the fins are left on ; the bait will also last much longer without them, as they often catch or hang to weeds, and when this happens the bait is generally torn so as to be almost useless.
This is of some consequence to the angler who is short of baits, and is at a distance from any place where he may replenish his bait-box; for if the bait is in good preserva- tion, I have often known a brace of Pike to be taken with one bait when used with care and skill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the former case, the bait will most likely have half its scales rubbed off; and in the latter, if the Jack feels the hook, he will cer- tainly drop the bait immediately.
As regards the question of cutting off the BAITING THE GORGE-HOOK. 57 fins of the bait, I think it is decidedly the best to cut them all close, although some anglers leave a pectoral fin on one side and a ventral fin on the other, cutting off all the rest ; but the reader will find that with the fins off the bait revolves mo...re freely in the water, when sinking or being drawn up, than when the fins are left on ; the bait will also last much longer without them, as they often catch or hang to weeds, and when this happens the bait is generally torn so as to be almost useless.
This is of some consequence to the angler who is short of baits, and is at a distance from any place where he may replenish his bait-box; for if the bait is in good preserva- tion, I have often known a brace of Pike to be taken with one bait when used with care and skill.
What to read after A Complete Guide to Spinning And Trolling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otter to read onlineMoreLess
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