Trout And How to Catch Them
Trout And How to Catch Them
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When there is a heavy dew, or on starry nights with frost, the minnow does well. You can spin it much more slowly than during daytime, and fish a shorter line. But the most deadly form of night fishing is with the beef maggot, to which I shall devote a special chapter.
I have often found a very rough night do DRY FhV AT NIGHT 35 specially well on the lower reaches of the Tweed, say from Twizell to three miles below Norham Bridge.
If you are fishing a bank where horses are grazing, you need not ...be alarmed if they show preference for your company. The horse likes to be near mankind and will often follow the angler about at night.
On the banks of the long dam, about a quarter mile below Hutton Bridge on the Whitadder, where I have had many glorious nights, were for many years two old pensioners, a horse and donkey belonging to my friend Mr Milne, the farmer. While I fished, slowly wading, they used to follow along the bank for hours. So tame did the donkey get that on calling him he used to share my sandwich about two in the morning, though I never could get the old horse to come to my hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When there is a heavy dew, or on starry nights with frost, the minnow does well. You can spin it much more slowly than during daytime, and fish a shorter line. But the most deadly form of night fishing is with the beef maggot, to which I shall devote a special chapter.
I have often found a very rough night do DRY FhV AT NIGHT 35 specially well on the lower reaches of the Tweed, say from Twizell to three miles below Norham Bridge.
If you are fishing a bank where horses are grazing, you need not ...be alarmed if they show preference for your company. The horse likes to be near mankind and will often follow the angler about at night.
On the banks of the long dam, about a quarter mile below Hutton Bridge on the Whitadder, where I have had many glorious nights, were for many years two old pensioners, a horse and donkey belonging to my friend Mr Milne, the farmer. While I fished, slowly wading, they used to follow along the bank for hours. So tame did the donkey get that on calling him he used to share my sandwich about two in the morning, though I never could get the old horse to come to my hand.
What to read after Trout And How to Catch Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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