Boys of England Angling Guide
Boys of England Angling Guide
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20 " JtljOYS OF JE^NGLAND anglers in consequence of the sport it affords. They swim in shoals, and are fond of the deep currents of bridges, weirs, and locks ; they love to lie and feed on the insects borne down by the current.
II A day's fishing for barbel in July, August, and September, on the Trent or Thames, is an event to be remembered. London anglers are very skilful in capturing barbel.
A much smaller and less important fish than the barbel is THE RUDD, which very much resembles the roac...h so far as its external appearance is concerned. It thrives best in ponds. It will take red-worms, paste, and gentles, and the tackle requisite consists of a gut line, quill float, and Nc. 10 hook. Let the bait touch the bottom, and strike the moment you see a bite.
THE RUFFE is a fierce-looking, bold biter, and resembles a small perch. They may be caught during the whole of the summer months, and afford excellent sport to the young angler, and, wherever one is caught, be sure there are plenty more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20 " JtljOYS OF JE^NGLAND anglers in consequence of the sport it affords. They swim in shoals, and are fond of the deep currents of bridges, weirs, and locks ; they love to lie and feed on the insects borne down by the current.
II A day's fishing for barbel in July, August, and September, on the Trent or Thames, is an event to be remembered. London anglers are very skilful in capturing barbel.
A much smaller and less important fish than the barbel is THE RUDD, which very much resembles the roac...h so far as its external appearance is concerned. It thrives best in ponds. It will take red-worms, paste, and gentles, and the tackle requisite consists of a gut line, quill float, and Nc. 10 hook. Let the bait touch the bottom, and strike the moment you see a bite.
THE RUFFE is a fierce-looking, bold biter, and resembles a small perch. They may be caught during the whole of the summer months, and afford excellent sport to the young angler, and, wherever one is caught, be sure there are plenty more.
What to read after Boys of England Angling Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piscator to read onlineMoreLess
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