The Speckled Brook Trout (Salvelinus Fontinalis)
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Hart, the well-known Water- bury angler, kill a thirty-pound salmon upon a fly that would not be considered large for a fingerling trout.
Every part of the tackle should, however, be thor- oughly tested, for a four, five, six or seven pound trout is a wanton warrior. He is not unlikely to break water, though his leaps as a rule are less frequent than those of a smaller relative. As a matter of fact, there is no rule at all by which to judge of the probable nature or outcome of a fight with font...inalis. His rushes, when he feels the hook, are long and violent ; 45 BROOK TROUT he rapidly changes the scene of the struggle from the bottom of the water to the surface and back again to the bed of the river or lake, neglecting no opportunity of entangling the line about stones, or bushes, or weeds, or fallen trees, and of cutting it upon the rocks. If the fish be too much forced, the hook may readily be torn out of his mouth. If he contrives in the course of his rushes toward the angler to gain the slack of the line, he may shake the hook out of its hold and go free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hart, the well-known Water- bury angler, kill a thirty-pound salmon upon a fly that would not be considered large for a fingerling trout.
Every part of the tackle should, however, be thor- oughly tested, for a four, five, six or seven pound trout is a wanton warrior. He is not unlikely to break water, though his leaps as a rule are less frequent than those of a smaller relative. As a matter of fact, there is no rule at all by which to judge of the probable nature or outcome of a fight with font...inalis. His rushes, when he feels the hook, are long and violent ; 45 BROOK TROUT he rapidly changes the scene of the struggle from the bottom of the water to the surface and back again to the bed of the river or lake, neglecting no opportunity of entangling the line about stones, or bushes, or weeds, or fallen trees, and of cutting it upon the rocks. If the fish be too much forced, the hook may readily be torn out of his mouth. If he contrives in the course of his rushes toward the angler to gain the slack of the line, he may shake the hook out of its hold and go free.
What to read after The Speckled Brook Trout (Salvelinus Fontinalis)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Rhead to read onlineMoreLess
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