The Fine Art of Fishing
The Fine Art of Fishing
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This often results in the loss of the fish. It should be remembered that a quadruple multiplying reel is of lightning speed, and consequently fast cranking is not only unnecessary but risky. When fishing in very weedy waters, how- ever, it is often a case of speedy reeling or the loss of BAIT-CASTER AND BASSES 87 the fish in the weeds. Here the situation offers only a choice of evils, and the balance of advantage is probably on the side of fast reeling. A bass can imbed himself in a mass of wee...ds in an unappreciable moment, and you will then often lose not only fish but tackle. As a general rule, however, avoid trying to lead a big fish until he shows an inclination for being led.
It sometimes happens, although rarely, that a bass will follow the bait until it is almost up to the boat before he strikes it. This is a situation productive of several different kinds of disasters, unless the angler keeps his wits about him. If the rod is perpendicular, or nearly so. at the moment the bass strikes, a smashed tip is liable to result if any attempt is made to set the hook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This often results in the loss of the fish. It should be remembered that a quadruple multiplying reel is of lightning speed, and consequently fast cranking is not only unnecessary but risky. When fishing in very weedy waters, how- ever, it is often a case of speedy reeling or the loss of BAIT-CASTER AND BASSES 87 the fish in the weeds. Here the situation offers only a choice of evils, and the balance of advantage is probably on the side of fast reeling. A bass can imbed himself in a mass of wee...ds in an unappreciable moment, and you will then often lose not only fish but tackle. As a general rule, however, avoid trying to lead a big fish until he shows an inclination for being led.
It sometimes happens, although rarely, that a bass will follow the bait until it is almost up to the boat before he strikes it. This is a situation productive of several different kinds of disasters, unless the angler keeps his wits about him. If the rod is perpendicular, or nearly so. at the moment the bass strikes, a smashed tip is liable to result if any attempt is made to set the hook.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Granger Camp to read onlineMoreLess
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