Fishing When Where And How to Fish Without Live Bait
Fishing When Where And How to Fish Without Live Bait
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The rivers in Ireland and Scotland are the best places for salmon, where they are taken in abundance. We have known Irish salmon sent over in long boxes, packed in ice, to Bristol, sold at 4-d. And 6d. A pound. The best salmon we have tasted is the Severn. The fishermen catch them in nets on the Wye, which runs into the Severn.
The proper way for the angler to catch salmon is with an artificial fly, that is, a fly made of feathers, wool, leather, silk, &c. , to look like a real fly; but you lit...tle folk can hardly expect to catch these large fish, although a gentleman tells us he once saw a shepherd boy in Peebleshire kill a prime salmon, of twelve pounds weight, with a common hazel rod and an extraordinary hair-line, without a 10 reel or winch of any kind upon it, and with a fly exactly like a large humble bee. He hooked the fish in the deep part of the long stream, and had the sagacity and promptitude of action to throw his rod immediately into the water after the rushing and powerful fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rivers in Ireland and Scotland are the best places for salmon, where they are taken in abundance. We have known Irish salmon sent over in long boxes, packed in ice, to Bristol, sold at 4-d. And 6d. A pound. The best salmon we have tasted is the Severn. The fishermen catch them in nets on the Wye, which runs into the Severn.
The proper way for the angler to catch salmon is with an artificial fly, that is, a fly made of feathers, wool, leather, silk, &c. , to look like a real fly; but you lit...tle folk can hardly expect to catch these large fish, although a gentleman tells us he once saw a shepherd boy in Peebleshire kill a prime salmon, of twelve pounds weight, with a common hazel rod and an extraordinary hair-line, without a 10 reel or winch of any kind upon it, and with a fly exactly like a large humble bee. He hooked the fish in the deep part of the long stream, and had the sagacity and promptitude of action to throw his rod immediately into the water after the rushing and powerful fish.
What to read after Fishing When Where And How to Fish Without Live Bait?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Elias to read onlineMoreLess
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