Angling Travels in Norway
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It may be argued that the " winter fish, " which we will say descend in April and May, would have sufficient time to reattain condition and occupy the lower redds of the river in September ; then, having spawned, may drop down to the sea before winter, and come up again as spring fish in June. By such a system, fish would spawn high up and low down the river in alternate years ; but this cannot be the case as far as concerns the rivers I have fished, for Salmonidas of Norway. 77 in these the bi...g fish invariably r. Un up very early when there is plenty of water, and as the volume of water decreases so does the size of the fish running up.
In Great Britain, the rivers are such that, with favourable waters, fish can run throughout the twelve months ; but it by no means follows that a fish ascends to breed every year; it is common for spring fish to ascend the river in the winter and spring months, and those that avoid an untimely end spawn, say, in December, and descend the river in March, April, and May of the following spring, about a year after they came up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be argued that the " winter fish, " which we will say descend in April and May, would have sufficient time to reattain condition and occupy the lower redds of the river in September ; then, having spawned, may drop down to the sea before winter, and come up again as spring fish in June. By such a system, fish would spawn high up and low down the river in alternate years ; but this cannot be the case as far as concerns the rivers I have fished, for Salmonidas of Norway. 77 in these the bi...g fish invariably r. Un up very early when there is plenty of water, and as the volume of water decreases so does the size of the fish running up.
In Great Britain, the rivers are such that, with favourable waters, fish can run throughout the twelve months ; but it by no means follows that a fish ascends to breed every year; it is common for spring fish to ascend the river in the winter and spring months, and those that avoid an untimely end spawn, say, in December, and descend the river in March, April, and May of the following spring, about a year after they came up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser Sandeman to read onlineMoreLess
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