Book of the Black Bass
Book of the Black Bass
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Mills & Son.
7. Bethabara Fly Bod.— Malcobn A. Shipley.
Pishing Eods. 171 veiy well for black bass fishings but as the flies to be used are generally larger than trout flies, and as the bass is usu- ally a much heavier fish than the brook trout, the rod will require a little more backbone than is usually found in trout rods.
To obtain the necessary spring, snap, and stiflBsh back required in a black bass fly rod, much consideration must be given to the material of which it is to be constructed....
In my opinion, there is no material that combines so many good and essential q\ialities as split-bamboo, if of the best quality, and if it is made up in a first-class manner. It is strong, flexible, comparatively light, and is the most re- silient material used in rod-making, approaching steel more nearly in this quality than any other wood. Ash and lancewood, greenheart, bethabara, and some other woods, when carefully selected, make excellent rods, but the best are inferior to a good split-bamboo rod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mills & Son.
7. Bethabara Fly Bod.— Malcobn A. Shipley.
Pishing Eods. 171 veiy well for black bass fishings but as the flies to be used are generally larger than trout flies, and as the bass is usu- ally a much heavier fish than the brook trout, the rod will require a little more backbone than is usually found in trout rods.
To obtain the necessary spring, snap, and stiflBsh back required in a black bass fly rod, much consideration must be given to the material of which it is to be constructed....
In my opinion, there is no material that combines so many good and essential q\ialities as split-bamboo, if of the best quality, and if it is made up in a first-class manner. It is strong, flexible, comparatively light, and is the most re- silient material used in rod-making, approaching steel more nearly in this quality than any other wood. Ash and lancewood, greenheart, bethabara, and some other woods, when carefully selected, make excellent rods, but the best are inferior to a good split-bamboo rod.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a James Alexander Henshall to read onlineMoreLess
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