The Young Moose Hunters a Backwoods Boys Story
The Young Moose Hunters a Backwoods Boys Story
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There were several long alder-poles lying about on the dam. To these we attached our lines and dropped in. The trout did not rise to the pork bait readily; though after fishing for a half hour, Farr hooked a two-pounder. Fred meantime put on a red " fly, " of which he had brought three from Upton. The trout rose to this in numbers, but would not snap; after fishing for some time, however, he caught one nearly as heavy as Farr's, and a few minutes after, a larger still. There were plenty of trou...t under the " apron " of the dam. We could see them rise, but the high water was unfavorable.
This was toward the end of the trout-fishing season. After the i5th of October the law protects them as much as it can.
In the afternoon, we went down the carry again, to get the remainder of our provisions and traps. (Scott, I should add, was left in the camp, to get over his lame stomach. ) We brought up this trip every thing, save the pota- toes ; and of these we had brought rather over a peck the previous evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were several long alder-poles lying about on the dam. To these we attached our lines and dropped in. The trout did not rise to the pork bait readily; though after fishing for a half hour, Farr hooked a two-pounder. Fred meantime put on a red " fly, " of which he had brought three from Upton. The trout rose to this in numbers, but would not snap; after fishing for some time, however, he caught one nearly as heavy as Farr's, and a few minutes after, a larger still. There were plenty of trou...t under the " apron " of the dam. We could see them rise, but the high water was unfavorable.
This was toward the end of the trout-fishing season. After the i5th of October the law protects them as much as it can.
In the afternoon, we went down the carry again, to get the remainder of our provisions and traps. (Scott, I should add, was left in the camp, to get over his lame stomach. ) We brought up this trip every thing, save the pota- toes ; and of these we had brought rather over a peck the previous evening.
What to read after The Young Moose Hunters a Backwoods Boys Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Charles Asbury Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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