The Art of Angling; How And Where to Catch Fish
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To make a long story short, we capture around that httle island thirty-five small-mouthed Bass, running from one to over 2^ pounds in weight, but not again two at a time. Our box was now full to overflowing, and feeUng more than satisfied with our wonderful evening's sport, I tell my boatman to start for Clayton.
" When we arrive, many others are landing, and various are the catches, — Black Bass, Pick- erel, Wall-eyed Pike, and one lucky man has an immense 34-pound Muskallonge. But I envy no o...ne ; my forty odd Bass, none under a pound, make a brave showing, all taken on a fly-rod with artificial flies, to say nothing of a seven-pound Pickerel." \ SALT-WATER ANGLING.
Unfortunately of late years, the fisliing along our coast and harbors has been going from bad to worse every season. Some think the oil factories are to blame, "while others think that pound-nets, garbage scows, and the poison from gas and chemical works, etc., do the mis- chief. Probably all do their share towards the wholesale destruction now going on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To make a long story short, we capture around that httle island thirty-five small-mouthed Bass, running from one to over 2^ pounds in weight, but not again two at a time. Our box was now full to overflowing, and feeUng more than satisfied with our wonderful evening's sport, I tell my boatman to start for Clayton.
" When we arrive, many others are landing, and various are the catches, — Black Bass, Pick- erel, Wall-eyed Pike, and one lucky man has an immense 34-pound Muskallonge. But I envy no o...ne ; my forty odd Bass, none under a pound, make a brave showing, all taken on a fly-rod with artificial flies, to say nothing of a seven-pound Pickerel." \ SALT-WATER ANGLING.
Unfortunately of late years, the fisliing along our coast and harbors has been going from bad to worse every season. Some think the oil factories are to blame, "while others think that pound-nets, garbage scows, and the poison from gas and chemical works, etc., do the mis- chief. Probably all do their share towards the wholesale destruction now going on.
What to read after The Art of Angling; How And Where to Catch Fish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holberton, Wakeman to read onlineMoreLess
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