The Art of Fishing On the Principle of Avoiding Cruelty
The Art of Fishing On the Principle of Avoiding Cruelty
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30 THE ART OP FISHING.
CHAPTEE VII.
rPON TROLLING THE LINE NOT BEQTJIRBD TO BE SO LAEQB AS IN SNAPPING — OF THE HOOK TO BE USED — ^ALWAYS TO BLUNT THE POINTS —HOW TO TREAT YOUR FISH WHEN YOU HAVE HOOKED HIM AT TROLL — OF THE REEL.
The art of trolling comes now under our con- sideration, a much easier art than that of snapping, although it requires great nicety and careful fishing to secure success ; such as casting the bait, sometimes at a great distance from you, and in that case to let the ba...it fall lightly on the water, as the greater the distance you cast, the more you add to that diflSculty. For directions in casting your line, see the article on Snapping, page 24, Your line should be much smaller, say by half, than your snapping line ; for no great strength is required to hold your fish when he shall have gorged the bait, you giving him sufiicient time to run at his pleasure. Your hook should be a double one, though perhaps a single one might answer the purpose, and possibly less likely to prevent the pike from swallowing the bait.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 THE ART OP FISHING.
CHAPTEE VII.
rPON TROLLING THE LINE NOT BEQTJIRBD TO BE SO LAEQB AS IN SNAPPING — OF THE HOOK TO BE USED — ^ALWAYS TO BLUNT THE POINTS —HOW TO TREAT YOUR FISH WHEN YOU HAVE HOOKED HIM AT TROLL — OF THE REEL.
The art of trolling comes now under our con- sideration, a much easier art than that of snapping, although it requires great nicety and careful fishing to secure success ; such as casting the bait, sometimes at a great distance from you, and in that case to let the ba...it fall lightly on the water, as the greater the distance you cast, the more you add to that diflSculty. For directions in casting your line, see the article on Snapping, page 24, Your line should be much smaller, say by half, than your snapping line ; for no great strength is required to hold your fish when he shall have gorged the bait, you giving him sufiicient time to run at his pleasure. Your hook should be a double one, though perhaps a single one might answer the purpose, and possibly less likely to prevent the pike from swallowing the bait.
What to read after The Art of Fishing On the Principle of Avoiding Cruelty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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