Fishing in American Waters
Fishing in American Waters
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' We have previously expressed a very high opinion of the Sproat bend, which is undoubtedly one of the best, if not the best, salmon hook made. ED. ]" Having a greater variety of fishes to angle for in America than there are of angler's fishes in Europe, it will be necessary to recur to this subject, for the fish-hook is the foundation of all fishing-tackle; and if it gives way, all the expense of mounting or baiting it, with expense of other tackle and loss of time, besides the chagrin, amount...ing to mortification and sometimes almost desperation at losing a very large fish, go for worse than nothing. The centre-draft hook of the an- cients is quite similar to the hook a, #, c, minus the barb, and it is probably the best form for all large fish.
PLATE OF TROUT-FLIES.
A CLERGYMAN'S CONTRIBUTION. 189 No. 1. Red body, wound with gold cord; streamers red, blue legs. 2. Coachman. White wings, green peacock herl body, brown legs. 3. Drab upper wings, and brown under ditto ; cinnamon body and legs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' We have previously expressed a very high opinion of the Sproat bend, which is undoubtedly one of the best, if not the best, salmon hook made. ED. ]" Having a greater variety of fishes to angle for in America than there are of angler's fishes in Europe, it will be necessary to recur to this subject, for the fish-hook is the foundation of all fishing-tackle; and if it gives way, all the expense of mounting or baiting it, with expense of other tackle and loss of time, besides the chagrin, amount...ing to mortification and sometimes almost desperation at losing a very large fish, go for worse than nothing. The centre-draft hook of the an- cients is quite similar to the hook a, #, c, minus the barb, and it is probably the best form for all large fish.
PLATE OF TROUT-FLIES.
A CLERGYMAN'S CONTRIBUTION. 189 No. 1. Red body, wound with gold cord; streamers red, blue legs. 2. Coachman. White wings, green peacock herl body, brown legs. 3. Drab upper wings, and brown under ditto ; cinnamon body and legs.
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