Dry Fly Fishing
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They should solve each pro- blem as it arises, and the first is the hooking of the To face fast 148.
THE STALKER.
TROUT-STALKING 149 fish ; the second may solve itself. One single success might conceivably convert a forbidding place into a favourite cast.
In some waters there are long smooth flats only a few inches deep which yet contain very fine trout. To take a specimen from the inflowing stream is an easy matter, almost a foregone con- clusion, if a rise is in progress ; but to lure one fro...m the tail of the flat, where the surface is as glass and the current barely perceptible, is a worthy ambition, and not at all impossible of realisation. Some of the older authorities on angling advise the fisher to pass over such places as being utterly hopeless ; but no one should accept defeat with- out a trial. A rising fish can be caught by any- one possessed of the necessary skill, and that skill will never be acquired, unless it is developed by careful attempts to capture trout from unpromis- ing places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They should solve each pro- blem as it arises, and the first is the hooking of the To face fast 148.
THE STALKER.
TROUT-STALKING 149 fish ; the second may solve itself. One single success might conceivably convert a forbidding place into a favourite cast.
In some waters there are long smooth flats only a few inches deep which yet contain very fine trout. To take a specimen from the inflowing stream is an easy matter, almost a foregone con- clusion, if a rise is in progress ; but to lure one fro...m the tail of the flat, where the surface is as glass and the current barely perceptible, is a worthy ambition, and not at all impossible of realisation. Some of the older authorities on angling advise the fisher to pass over such places as being utterly hopeless ; but no one should accept defeat with- out a trial. A rising fish can be caught by any- one possessed of the necessary skill, and that skill will never be acquired, unless it is developed by careful attempts to capture trout from unpromis- ing places.
What to read after Dry Fly Fishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Curry Bridgett to read onlineMoreLess
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