Familiar Fish
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Occasionally the flies should be allowed to drift down across the bar and to sway with the current, while lifting and drop- ping the tip of the rod from time to time is advised.
Next to the ouananiche, the black bass is the hardest fighting fresh-water fish we have, not only in mad rushes, but in jumping as well. When they rise to the fly, a short, sharp strike is made with the rod to set the hook securely, if possible. It is necessary to know that the interior of a bass's mouth is almost entir...ely bone, therefore it should be struck harder than any other fish. When once it is hooked, patience must be practiced, as hurried effort to bring it to net usually results in its loss. Always wait until it is exhausted. With a good rod and the full strain put on the fish by giving the butt, it does not require a long time. Bass afford magnificent sport — enough to satisfy the desires of any fisherman.
When flies are not successful, there are several other methods of taking bass that afford nearly equal satisfaction, provided a light rod is used, preferably a fly rod, except under certain conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occasionally the flies should be allowed to drift down across the bar and to sway with the current, while lifting and drop- ping the tip of the rod from time to time is advised.
Next to the ouananiche, the black bass is the hardest fighting fresh-water fish we have, not only in mad rushes, but in jumping as well. When they rise to the fly, a short, sharp strike is made with the rod to set the hook securely, if possible. It is necessary to know that the interior of a bass's mouth is almost entir...ely bone, therefore it should be struck harder than any other fish. When once it is hooked, patience must be practiced, as hurried effort to bring it to net usually results in its loss. Always wait until it is exhausted. With a good rod and the full strain put on the fish by giving the butt, it does not require a long time. Bass afford magnificent sport — enough to satisfy the desires of any fisherman.
When flies are not successful, there are several other methods of taking bass that afford nearly equal satisfaction, provided a light rod is used, preferably a fly rod, except under certain conditions.
What to read after Familiar Fish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy, Eugene, 1857-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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