The South Country Trout Streams
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A friend tells me his bag of trout for the 1897 season was well over a hundred and fifty brace. He did particularly well evening fishing, and, indeed, after the first half of June and the dis- appearance of the May-fly, as a rule, found it, of little good fishing in the day-time. Dry fly may be used on the Arle ; and, as in the case of the other Hampshire chalk streams, the olive dun comes on in fair quantities. From what I have seen of the stream, I should certainly recommend the usual chalk s...tream patterns that are used on the Test and Itchcn. The March brown is also used by some Arle fly fishermen. Mr. Goble, of Fareham, so long known as the honorary secretary of the Titchfield Fishing Club, has kindly shown me an interesting old record of fish and fishing on the Arle.^ Salmon and sea trout appear to have been quite abundant in this stream fifty years or so since, as they were in the Hamble ; whilst lampreys also abounded below Titchfield.
The Loddon in its lower parts in Berkshire, though it contains a few large fish and has here and there been stocked to some extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A friend tells me his bag of trout for the 1897 season was well over a hundred and fifty brace. He did particularly well evening fishing, and, indeed, after the first half of June and the dis- appearance of the May-fly, as a rule, found it, of little good fishing in the day-time. Dry fly may be used on the Arle ; and, as in the case of the other Hampshire chalk streams, the olive dun comes on in fair quantities. From what I have seen of the stream, I should certainly recommend the usual chalk s...tream patterns that are used on the Test and Itchcn. The March brown is also used by some Arle fly fishermen. Mr. Goble, of Fareham, so long known as the honorary secretary of the Titchfield Fishing Club, has kindly shown me an interesting old record of fish and fishing on the Arle.^ Salmon and sea trout appear to have been quite abundant in this stream fifty years or so since, as they were in the Hamble ; whilst lampreys also abounded below Titchfield.
The Loddon in its lower parts in Berkshire, though it contains a few large fish and has here and there been stocked to some extent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albemarle Bertie Dewar to read onlineMoreLess
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