The Trollers Guide Being a Complete Practical Treatise On the Art of Trolling
The Trollers Guide Being a Complete Practical Treatise On the Art of Trolling
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Oh ! now I see the line shakes ; all is right. Ah ! he moves he runs ! wind up the slack line, turn the rod, that the winch may be uppermost instead of underneath, and strike, but not violently ; and keep the point of your rod a little raised, for I have no doubt, by his laying so long still, that he has got the hook safe enough in his pouch : he makes towards the middle of the river, and seems inclined to go up the stream. You say he feels heavy and swims low ; all is right again ; believe me,... he is a good Fish : I see there are some very strong can- dock-weeds a-head, and he appears desirous of gaining them ! try and turn him, by holding your rod to the left instead of the right, and lead him back to the place from whence he started. That is still fortunate, he turns kindly : ah ! now he strikes off again ; very well, let him go; now, wind him again : again he is off; steady, steady ; mind your line ; do not distress it by keeping it too tight on your Fish. Now he makes shorter journeys, and seems inclined to come in THE TROLLER'S DAY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! now I see the line shakes ; all is right. Ah ! he moves he runs ! wind up the slack line, turn the rod, that the winch may be uppermost instead of underneath, and strike, but not violently ; and keep the point of your rod a little raised, for I have no doubt, by his laying so long still, that he has got the hook safe enough in his pouch : he makes towards the middle of the river, and seems inclined to go up the stream. You say he feels heavy and swims low ; all is right again ; believe me,... he is a good Fish : I see there are some very strong can- dock-weeds a-head, and he appears desirous of gaining them ! try and turn him, by holding your rod to the left instead of the right, and lead him back to the place from whence he started. That is still fortunate, he turns kindly : ah ! now he strikes off again ; very well, let him go; now, wind him again : again he is off; steady, steady ; mind your line ; do not distress it by keeping it too tight on your Fish. Now he makes shorter journeys, and seems inclined to come in THE TROLLER'S DAY.
What to read after The Trollers Guide Being a Complete Practical Treatise On the Art of Trolling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F Thomas Frederick Salter to read onlineMoreLess
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