Science of Fishing
Science of Fishing
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Specimens weighing as much as eighty pounds have been taken but the usual catch runs from ten to thirty pounds. One thing I wish to mention before going farther ; salmon are "killed" not caught and you seldom hear anglers talk about catching them, they invariably say "kill", These fish spawn in the sea-going rivers of Maine, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Labrador, Newfoundland, and the Unorganized Territory east of Hudson Bay, com- monly known as Ungava. They seldom if ever enter rivers s...outh of Maine and the only really good fishing is in Canada and Newfoundland.
There is only one way to "kill" these fish and that is by means of the artificial fly. The outfit most often used is a salmon fly rod of greenheart or split bamboo from fifteen to seventeen feet long, about fifteen and a half or sixteen 154 SCIENCE OF FISHING.
feet being the size most favored; a large single action click reel; a double tapered enameled silk line, size C or D, 120 yards long; a nine foot single gut leader of best quality heavy silkworm gut; and a single fly size 2 if on a single hook and size 6 if tied on double hooks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Specimens weighing as much as eighty pounds have been taken but the usual catch runs from ten to thirty pounds. One thing I wish to mention before going farther ; salmon are "killed" not caught and you seldom hear anglers talk about catching them, they invariably say "kill", These fish spawn in the sea-going rivers of Maine, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Labrador, Newfoundland, and the Unorganized Territory east of Hudson Bay, com- monly known as Ungava. They seldom if ever enter rivers s...outh of Maine and the only really good fishing is in Canada and Newfoundland.
There is only one way to "kill" these fish and that is by means of the artificial fly. The outfit most often used is a salmon fly rod of greenheart or split bamboo from fifteen to seventeen feet long, about fifteen and a half or sixteen 154 SCIENCE OF FISHING.
feet being the size most favored; a large single action click reel; a double tapered enameled silk line, size C or D, 120 yards long; a nine foot single gut leader of best quality heavy silkworm gut; and a single fly size 2 if on a single hook and size 6 if tied on double hooks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Arthur Robert Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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