British Salt-Water Fishes
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Its habitat is also, like that of the mackerels and their allies, southern, nor does it, from all accounts, find its way as far north as the other fish. The two swim in company on the south coast ; but the scad is more commonly taken on the ground-lines, when the mackerel shoals have " broken up " and gone to the bottom, than on the surface-lines in early summer. Similarly, the scad occurs in the trawl more often than in the drift-nets. These results, therefore, seem t...o point to its keeping closer to the bottom than the mackerel. It is even more uncertain in its migrations, though, by reason no doubt of its commercial unimportance, these have been but little studied. In 1897, as a case in point, thousands MACKERELS, HORSE-MACKERELS, ALLIED FORMS 137 were netted in Bournemouth Bay throughout July and August.
They were called " pilchards," but they were most assuredly scad, for the writer handled scores fresh from the seines, and they have since been as scarce in that bay as they had been previous to that year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is the approximate limit.
Its habitat is also, like that of the mackerels and their allies, southern, nor does it, from all accounts, find its way as far north as the other fish. The two swim in company on the south coast ; but the scad is more commonly taken on the ground-lines, when the mackerel shoals have " broken up " and gone to the bottom, than on the surface-lines in early summer. Similarly, the scad occurs in the trawl more often than in the drift-nets. These results, therefore, seem t...o point to its keeping closer to the bottom than the mackerel. It is even more uncertain in its migrations, though, by reason no doubt of its commercial unimportance, these have been but little studied. In 1897, as a case in point, thousands MACKERELS, HORSE-MACKERELS, ALLIED FORMS 137 were netted in Bournemouth Bay throughout July and August.
They were called " pilchards," but they were most assuredly scad, for the writer handled scores fresh from the seines, and they have since been as scarce in that bay as they had been previous to that year.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick G Frederick George Aflalo to read onlineMoreLess
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