Harpers Camping And Scouting An Outdoor Guide for American Boys
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In point of weight the two varieties average about the same in Northern waters. The largest small-mouth bass CAMPING AND SCOUTING of which there is any record weighed between ten and eleven pounds.
Another member of the bass family is the white bass. This species is found in the Great Lakes. Their color is silvery white, and they are peculiarly striped, five or six dark bands running lengthwise on the back and sides. Their average weight is from one to four pounds, but I have caught them in the... waters of the Great Georgian Bay weighing six. During the winter season they become dormant and seek the deepest water possible. Unless it is very deep, they bur- row into the mud and remain there during the winter, and in such circumstances they seem to be able to go without food for several months. Even when placed in aquariums, they remain motionless during the cold . Season and refuse food.
Muskalltmge The muskallunge a name with many spellings is very abundant in Canadian waters and the Great Lakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In point of weight the two varieties average about the same in Northern waters. The largest small-mouth bass CAMPING AND SCOUTING of which there is any record weighed between ten and eleven pounds.
Another member of the bass family is the white bass. This species is found in the Great Lakes. Their color is silvery white, and they are peculiarly striped, five or six dark bands running lengthwise on the back and sides. Their average weight is from one to four pounds, but I have caught them in the... waters of the Great Georgian Bay weighing six. During the winter season they become dormant and seek the deepest water possible. Unless it is very deep, they bur- row into the mud and remain there during the winter, and in such circumstances they seem to be able to go without food for several months. Even when placed in aquariums, they remain motionless during the cold . Season and refuse food.
Muskalltmge The muskallunge a name with many spellings is very abundant in Canadian waters and the Great Lakes.
What to read after Harpers Camping And Scouting An Outdoor Guide for American Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grinnell George Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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