Art of Angling
Art of Angling
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BLEAK.
THE Bleak is to be found commonly in rivers; its length is about five or six inches ; slender in shape with the body much compressed ; co- lour bright silvery, with the back olive green ; scales of a middle size, and tail forked. It is from the scales of this fish that the beautiful sil- very matter used in the preparation of artificial pearls is chiefly taken ; the invention is of French origin, and is principally practised at Paris.
The Bleak is sometimes called the river swal- low fro...m being continually in motion, and by their dexterity in catching flies, and other small insects that float upon the surface of the water. Its flesh is very agreeable to the palate, if dres- sed soon after it is taken. It is to be angled for below mid-water, with maggots ; the line to have five or six small hooks, fastened six inches above each other ; in this manner several may be taken at a time. It is also to be caught by a short fly line with two or three artificial gnats, of a brownish colour, upon it, and on a summer's evening, this method affords the angler very pretty sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BLEAK.
THE Bleak is to be found commonly in rivers; its length is about five or six inches ; slender in shape with the body much compressed ; co- lour bright silvery, with the back olive green ; scales of a middle size, and tail forked. It is from the scales of this fish that the beautiful sil- very matter used in the preparation of artificial pearls is chiefly taken ; the invention is of French origin, and is principally practised at Paris.
The Bleak is sometimes called the river swal- low fro...m being continually in motion, and by their dexterity in catching flies, and other small insects that float upon the surface of the water. Its flesh is very agreeable to the palate, if dres- sed soon after it is taken. It is to be angled for below mid-water, with maggots ; the line to have five or six small hooks, fastened six inches above each other ; in this manner several may be taken at a time. It is also to be caught by a short fly line with two or three artificial gnats, of a brownish colour, upon it, and on a summer's evening, this method affords the angler very pretty sport.
What to read after Art of Angling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Bowlker to read onlineMoreLess
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