The Experienced Angler
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29 CHAP. V.
OF ALL SORTS OP BAITS FOB EACH KIND OF FISH, AND HOW TO FIND AND KEEP THEM.
THE SALMON takes the artificial fly very well; but you must use a troll, as for the Pike, or he, being a strong fish, will hazard your line, except you give him length : his flies must be much larger than you use for other fish, the wings very long, two or four, behind one another, with very long tails ; his chiefest ground-bait a great garden or lob-worm.
2. The TROUT takes all sorts of worms, especially br...andlings ; all sorts of flies, the minnow, young frogs, marsh-worm, dock-worm, flag-worm, all sorts of cad- 30 ANGLING IMPROVED.
bait, bob, palmers, caterpillars, gentles, wasps, hornets, dores, bees, grasshoppers, cankers, and bark-worm ; he is a ravenous, greedy fish, and loveth a large bait at ground, and you must fit him accordingly.
3. The UMBER, or GRAYLING, is generally taken with the same baits as the Trout ; he is an eager fish, biteth freely, and will rise often at the same fly, if you prick him not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29 CHAP. V.
OF ALL SORTS OP BAITS FOB EACH KIND OF FISH, AND HOW TO FIND AND KEEP THEM.
THE SALMON takes the artificial fly very well; but you must use a troll, as for the Pike, or he, being a strong fish, will hazard your line, except you give him length : his flies must be much larger than you use for other fish, the wings very long, two or four, behind one another, with very long tails ; his chiefest ground-bait a great garden or lob-worm.
2. The TROUT takes all sorts of worms, especially br...andlings ; all sorts of flies, the minnow, young frogs, marsh-worm, dock-worm, flag-worm, all sorts of cad- 30 ANGLING IMPROVED.
bait, bob, palmers, caterpillars, gentles, wasps, hornets, dores, bees, grasshoppers, cankers, and bark-worm ; he is a ravenous, greedy fish, and loveth a large bait at ground, and you must fit him accordingly.
3. The UMBER, or GRAYLING, is generally taken with the same baits as the Trout ; he is an eager fish, biteth freely, and will rise often at the same fly, if you prick him not.
What to read after The Experienced Angler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Venables to read onlineMoreLess
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