Some Fish And Some Fishing
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His back was dark green bronze and his tail and fins were mauve.
When in the water he is a blaze of glory but the colours soon fade after the dead fish is exposed to the air. A mounted marlin gives one an idea of the graceful shape of the fish but no idea of his real beauty of colour.
It took us some time to hoist the dead fish on board, for although a fish only weighs in the water the number of pounds that the [85] SOME FISH AND SOME FISHING water he displaces would weigh, any part of the fish... that is ahove the surface is of course dead weight.
The first fish had been laid across the stern of the boat; that was easy, but this fish had to be roped on to the narrow deck on the port side.
His weight at the moment was over two hundred pounds and the combined weight of fisherman and boatman was only two hundred and sixty pounds. "Shorty" fas- tened the peak halliard block to the bill of the marlin while I roped his tail. Then the fish was hoisted half out of the water but I did not have strength enough to lift the other half on board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His back was dark green bronze and his tail and fins were mauve.
When in the water he is a blaze of glory but the colours soon fade after the dead fish is exposed to the air. A mounted marlin gives one an idea of the graceful shape of the fish but no idea of his real beauty of colour.
It took us some time to hoist the dead fish on board, for although a fish only weighs in the water the number of pounds that the [85] SOME FISH AND SOME FISHING water he displaces would weigh, any part of the fish... that is ahove the surface is of course dead weight.
The first fish had been laid across the stern of the boat; that was easy, but this fish had to be roped on to the narrow deck on the port side.
His weight at the moment was over two hundred pounds and the combined weight of fisherman and boatman was only two hundred and sixty pounds. "Shorty" fas- tened the peak halliard block to the bill of the marlin while I roped his tail. Then the fish was hoisted half out of the water but I did not have strength enough to lift the other half on board.
What to read after Some Fish And Some Fishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griswold, F. Gray (Frank Gray), 1854-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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