Salmon Fishing On the Grand Cascapedia
Salmon Fishing On the Grand Cascapedia
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It is very uncertain judging the weight of a salmon in the water, especially if ho is very long, for the longest are often the thinnest, which is always the case with the males. When salmon enter the river and are in good condition, they weigh nearly as many pounds as they are inches in length; of course tln're are exceptions.
It was reported in camp one day that a very large salmon had been lost by an angler up the river. All the guards were told to have an eye for this monster fish, as the an...gler thought that his salmon, being badly hurt, would surely die and drift down-stream. Three days later a friend of mine killed the very same fish two miles below, with a part of the leader dangling from its mouth. The salmon weighed twenty-seven pounds, and was presented to the disconsolate sportsman. " The lost fish are always the largest. " During the number of years I have been on the river I have seen only four grilse. Although many are taken in the Restigouche, the Cascapedia seems quite free from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very uncertain judging the weight of a salmon in the water, especially if ho is very long, for the longest are often the thinnest, which is always the case with the males. When salmon enter the river and are in good condition, they weigh nearly as many pounds as they are inches in length; of course tln're are exceptions.
It was reported in camp one day that a very large salmon had been lost by an angler up the river. All the guards were told to have an eye for this monster fish, as the an...gler thought that his salmon, being badly hurt, would surely die and drift down-stream. Three days later a friend of mine killed the very same fish two miles below, with a part of the leader dangling from its mouth. The salmon weighed twenty-seven pounds, and was presented to the disconsolate sportsman. " The lost fish are always the largest. " During the number of years I have been on the river I have seen only four grilse. Although many are taken in the Restigouche, the Cascapedia seems quite free from them.
What to read after Salmon Fishing On the Grand Cascapedia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Walstein Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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