The Practical Angler : Or, the Art of Trout-Fishing, More Particularly Applied to Clear Water
The Practical Angler : Or, the Art of Trout-Fishing, More Particularly Applied to Clear Water
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To cast against the wind, it is necessary to use great force, and immerse a considerable portion of the line in the water. If the wind is very strong, it is a great nuisance, no matter which way it is blowing, as it is sometimes almost impossible to keep the line in the water. In such circumstances it is impossible to fish the streams properly, and the angler should limit his operations to the pools, and should use thicker gut and a heavier casting-line, which will be found a great assistance t...o casting.
It is in such a case that the thorough worthlessness of a supple rod becomes apparent.
As the trout seldom take fly readily for more than four or five hours in the forenoon, you must make the most of the time, fish quickly, walk over the intervening ground smartly, take the trout off the hook, and basket them as speedily as possible, and in every way economise time. If you ever see a profes- sional angler at work when the trout are taking, watch him, and you will be able to form some idea of how expeditiously fishing may be done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To cast against the wind, it is necessary to use great force, and immerse a considerable portion of the line in the water. If the wind is very strong, it is a great nuisance, no matter which way it is blowing, as it is sometimes almost impossible to keep the line in the water. In such circumstances it is impossible to fish the streams properly, and the angler should limit his operations to the pools, and should use thicker gut and a heavier casting-line, which will be found a great assistance t...o casting.
It is in such a case that the thorough worthlessness of a supple rod becomes apparent.
As the trout seldom take fly readily for more than four or five hours in the forenoon, you must make the most of the time, fish quickly, walk over the intervening ground smartly, take the trout off the hook, and basket them as speedily as possible, and in every way economise time. If you ever see a profes- sional angler at work when the trout are taking, watch him, and you will be able to form some idea of how expeditiously fishing may be done.
What to read after The Practical Angler : Or, the Art of Trout-Fishing, More Particularly Applied to Clear Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C William C Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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