The Thames Angler
The Thames Angler
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Of— GROUND-BAITS I shall say but little here, as a minute description will be given of them when speaking of the different fish ; they are made of clay, loh-worm nmon gentles, bran, pollard, bread, greaves chopped very fine, grains, and mill-sweepings. Mr. Blakey, in his very good book on " Angling/ 1 begins a chapter on bait- ing the ground thus: — "Those who live near a river, and especially 1 1 1 rt ; put op a hurdle, if there be no bu and tuck evergreen branches between the bars ; make it l...ast in the ground, rather leaning ovr it i- better to pro- vide carrion gentles and worms, and bait the place exactly day after day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of— GROUND-BAITS I shall say but little here, as a minute description will be given of them when speaking of the different fish ; they are made of clay, loh-worm nmon gentles, bran, pollard, bread, greaves chopped very fine, grains, and mill-sweepings. Mr. Blakey, in his very good book on " Angling/ 1 begins a chapter on bait- ing the ground thus: — "Those who live near a river, and especially 1 1 1 rt ; put op a hurdle, if there be no bu and tuck evergreen branches between the bars ; make it l...ast in the ground, rather leaning ovr it i- better to pro- vide carrion gentles and worms, and bait the place exactly day after day.
What to read after The Thames Angler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B Arthur B Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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