Fishing volume 2

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Fishing volume 2
H Henry Cholmondeley Pennell
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' The pike, ' says 'Piscator' ('Practical Angler'), 'like grayling, is a strictly winter fish, being in best condition from October to February, and, unlike the trout, is always in best order when full of roe. ' Yarrell also says that the Laplanders consider the fish in best condition in spawning time ; and Stoddart mentions that by many English epicures they are considered 'in the finest edible condition when full of roe. ' I cannot say for my own part that I ever remember testing the theory, ...which, for obvious reasons, would be a most unfortunate one if it were to he generally received. The only time when the experiment could be properly tried would be when it was determined to exterminate the breed of pike in some particular water. Xobbcs says that a ' pike and a buck are in season together, ' that is, in July and August, but the two following months are, in the estimation of most ichthyologists, almost equally good, and in my opinion the best month of all for a river pike is November.

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