All About Trout Fishing
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The Green NIGHT FISHING. 83 and Grey Drakes also answer admirably. Of course much stronger gut may be em- ployed in the darkness, and the angler is not required to throw such a long line. I advocate the use of two flies to avoid the chances of ravelling.
HEAVY TROUT AT NIGHT.
The heaviest trout are often captured in night fishing, and when you have the luck to hook a good one, instantly raise the point of your rod and keep it up, and ever up. Never let out more line than you can possibly help, ...and to this end follow your fish up, down, or across stream, keeping as close to him as you can. If you simply stand still and let him run, it is ten to one you lose him. In playing a big fish always try to keep a large portion of the gut clear of the water.
Good trout often feed close into the banks and the shallow sides of pools; therefore, these quarters should be care- 7 84 ALL ABOUT TROUT FISHING.
fully cast over and ail rises to the natural fly must be responded to, no matter how insignificant they seem, as large trout suck the fly gently down, and do not usually cause the large ripples that smaller ones do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Green NIGHT FISHING. 83 and Grey Drakes also answer admirably. Of course much stronger gut may be em- ployed in the darkness, and the angler is not required to throw such a long line. I advocate the use of two flies to avoid the chances of ravelling.
HEAVY TROUT AT NIGHT.
The heaviest trout are often captured in night fishing, and when you have the luck to hook a good one, instantly raise the point of your rod and keep it up, and ever up. Never let out more line than you can possibly help, ...and to this end follow your fish up, down, or across stream, keeping as close to him as you can. If you simply stand still and let him run, it is ten to one you lose him. In playing a big fish always try to keep a large portion of the gut clear of the water.
Good trout often feed close into the banks and the shallow sides of pools; therefore, these quarters should be care- 7 84 ALL ABOUT TROUT FISHING.
fully cast over and ail rises to the natural fly must be responded to, no matter how insignificant they seem, as large trout suck the fly gently down, and do not usually cause the large ripples that smaller ones do.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Riddell to read onlineMoreLess
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