British Fish And Fisheries
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This elegant fish is no less beautiful than excellent for the table, and it comes into season in October and November, when trout is out of condition, its breeding time being April or May.
The grayling feeds on insects, small mol- lusks, etc. , and rises like the trout, at the angler's bait, but less dashingly. It has always appeared to us a less vigorous and active fish than the trout, and by no means so capable of stemming the force of a rapid current, nor have we ever observed it leap out of... the water, as we have so often seen 126 BRITISH FISH AND FISHERIES.
the trout, on a calm morning in May, while the May-flies, "thick as autumnal leaves in Valornbrosa, " were dancing over the stream.
On the continent, if Donovan and Bloch are correct, (but certainly not in England, ) the grayling passes the winter in the seas or the estuary, ascending the river in the spring, and remaining there till autumn. We say " not in England, " because we have known the grayling in the "Wye and Derwent, not only through the summer but the winter also, the fishing season for it being during the winter months ; and though not a professed " brother of the angle, " we have ourselves taken it at that time of the year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This elegant fish is no less beautiful than excellent for the table, and it comes into season in October and November, when trout is out of condition, its breeding time being April or May.
The grayling feeds on insects, small mol- lusks, etc. , and rises like the trout, at the angler's bait, but less dashingly. It has always appeared to us a less vigorous and active fish than the trout, and by no means so capable of stemming the force of a rapid current, nor have we ever observed it leap out of... the water, as we have so often seen 126 BRITISH FISH AND FISHERIES.
the trout, on a calm morning in May, while the May-flies, "thick as autumnal leaves in Valornbrosa, " were dancing over the stream.
On the continent, if Donovan and Bloch are correct, (but certainly not in England, ) the grayling passes the winter in the seas or the estuary, ascending the river in the spring, and remaining there till autumn. We say " not in England, " because we have known the grayling in the "Wye and Derwent, not only through the summer but the winter also, the fishing season for it being during the winter months ; and though not a professed " brother of the angle, " we have ourselves taken it at that time of the year.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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