Fishing volume 1
Fishing volume 1
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But, putting aside these worthless captures, grayling of the very largest size are chiefly taken by 'sinking and drawing ' with the artificial grasshopper, or with worm or gentle. For myself and I think I have scored pretty heavilythe largest grayling I ever FLY FISHING FOR TROUT AND GRAYLING. 315 took with the fly weighed but two pounds and three-quarters, nor do I remember to have ever raised a larger. They run much in sizes, and in the streams of Shropshire and Hereford- shire, where I am mo...st at home, the September fish, represent- ing the well-grown ' shetts ' of the previous year, run close upon three-quarters of a pound, while those a year older weigh about a pound more. These latter are really noble fish, and give excellent sport with fine tackle ; yet they fall far short of those killed with the gentle, especially when combined with that attractive lure, the 'artificial grasshopper. ' The heaviest basket I ever heard of was made at Leintwar- dine by the late Sir Charles Cuyler a sportsman who had, I believe, no superior with the gun and very few with the rod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, putting aside these worthless captures, grayling of the very largest size are chiefly taken by 'sinking and drawing ' with the artificial grasshopper, or with worm or gentle. For myself and I think I have scored pretty heavilythe largest grayling I ever FLY FISHING FOR TROUT AND GRAYLING. 315 took with the fly weighed but two pounds and three-quarters, nor do I remember to have ever raised a larger. They run much in sizes, and in the streams of Shropshire and Hereford- shire, where I am mo...st at home, the September fish, represent- ing the well-grown ' shetts ' of the previous year, run close upon three-quarters of a pound, while those a year older weigh about a pound more. These latter are really noble fish, and give excellent sport with fine tackle ; yet they fall far short of those killed with the gentle, especially when combined with that attractive lure, the 'artificial grasshopper. ' The heaviest basket I ever heard of was made at Leintwar- dine by the late Sir Charles Cuyler a sportsman who had, I believe, no superior with the gun and very few with the rod.
What to read after Fishing volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Henry Cholmondeley Pennell to read onlineMoreLess
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