The Anglers Own book Containing Ample Directions Regarding the Haunts of F
The Anglers Own book Containing Ample Directions Regarding the Haunts of F
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The tackle should be fine; the hook No. 8 or 9; a quill float; the bait a small well-scoured red worm, which must just run on the ground. Throw in some clay balls with worms, as directed for perch; or if the water be clear, use common mud balls to colour it.
Three rods may be easily managed, the baits touching the bottom. When there is a bite, strike directly, for they gorge so hastily that the knife must frequently be used to get out the hook. Both in spring and summer they will bite all day w...ith a brisk warm wind, ami sometimes in cold weather will take the bait very freely.
Grayling.
The grayling is generally found in clear quick streams with clayey bottoms. It spawns in April, and sometimes as late as the middle of May. This is a rare fish in England, and has never been found in Scotland or Ireland. It may be fished for at all seasons of the year, particularly in cool cloudy weather. The tackle should be of the finest de- scription; the bottom to be at least two yards of gut, leaded with two shots about a foot from the hook; very slender transparent gut, of the colour of the water, is best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tackle should be fine; the hook No. 8 or 9; a quill float; the bait a small well-scoured red worm, which must just run on the ground. Throw in some clay balls with worms, as directed for perch; or if the water be clear, use common mud balls to colour it.
Three rods may be easily managed, the baits touching the bottom. When there is a bite, strike directly, for they gorge so hastily that the knife must frequently be used to get out the hook. Both in spring and summer they will bite all day w...ith a brisk warm wind, ami sometimes in cold weather will take the bait very freely.
Grayling.
The grayling is generally found in clear quick streams with clayey bottoms. It spawns in April, and sometimes as late as the middle of May. This is a rare fish in England, and has never been found in Scotland or Ireland. It may be fished for at all seasons of the year, particularly in cool cloudy weather. The tackle should be of the finest de- scription; the bottom to be at least two yards of gut, leaded with two shots about a foot from the hook; very slender transparent gut, of the colour of the water, is best.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blakey to read onlineMoreLess
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