Salmon in the Thames, And Other Rivers: And Other Rivers
Salmon in the Thames, And Other Rivers: And Other Rivers
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per pound. The largest fish weighed 281bs.'' 1799. The century closed with a gift of thirty-six salmon this year to the respected fisherman of Boulter's Lock and Pool — eeven in June, nine in July, fifteen in August, five in September, averaging 141bs., the largest weighing 281bs. again. The remark here and elsewhere repeated, is worth consideration, as suggest- ing the habits of salmon. " Seventeen of the thirty- five salmon caught this year in the bucks, were caught in one buck (viz., i\iQ fi...rst biick)." 1800. "It proves in this year that we caught twenty-nine salmon, that weighed 3881bs. One thing we have to notice, that this year we made use of a long purse-net to the first buck, fixed so as to admit the fish after passing through the stopper-hole ; but we found, on trial, that this did not answer, as we had several salmon killed in it ; therefore, we discontinued the practice after this and the following season." The first buck, however, again proved most successful, though not so much so as formerly.
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per pound. The largest fish weighed 281bs.'' 1799. The century closed with a gift of thirty-six salmon this year to the respected fisherman of Boulter's Lock and Pool — eeven in June, nine in July, fifteen in August, five in September, averaging 141bs., the largest weighing 281bs. again. The remark here and elsewhere repeated, is worth consideration, as suggest- ing the habits of salmon. " Seventeen of the thirty- five salmon caught this year in the bucks, were caught in one buck (viz., i\iQ fi...rst biick)." 1800. "It proves in this year that we caught twenty-nine salmon, that weighed 3881bs. One thing we have to notice, that this year we made use of a long purse-net to the first buck, fixed so as to admit the fish after passing through the stopper-hole ; but we found, on trial, that this did not answer, as we had several salmon killed in it ; therefore, we discontinued the practice after this and the following season." The first buck, however, again proved most successful, though not so much so as formerly.
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