Fly Fisher's Guide
Fly Fisher's Guide
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If the tackle will not admit of his bearing upon the fish, a few small pebbles thrown before its head, so as not to endanger the line, will generally produce the desired effect; and if it so happen that it Digitized by Google 66 THE FLY FISHER'S GUIDE.
becomes sulky^ and sinks without motion to the bottom, this is the only method to be employed to rouse it into action ; for a fish should never be permitted to remain quiet after being hooked. As it becomes exhausted, it 'may be easily drawn by d...egrees on to a gravel bank, or within reach of the gafiP, when the anxiously earned prize is made secure. If, when taken out of the water, the colour of the back be blue, or inclining to black, the fish is in high season ; if reddish, approach- ing to brown, it is kipper, and good for nothing.
The male fish is frequently found with a homy proboscis, projecting from the under jaw, with which he roots in the gravel, in order to form a bed for the spawn of the female. This being deposited, they both proceed to cover it with the loose gravel, to secure it from the voracity of the trout and other fish, which are particularly fond of this food, and follow the salmon in shoals, in the expectation of partaking of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the tackle will not admit of his bearing upon the fish, a few small pebbles thrown before its head, so as not to endanger the line, will generally produce the desired effect; and if it so happen that it Digitized by Google 66 THE FLY FISHER'S GUIDE.
becomes sulky^ and sinks without motion to the bottom, this is the only method to be employed to rouse it into action ; for a fish should never be permitted to remain quiet after being hooked. As it becomes exhausted, it 'may be easily drawn by d...egrees on to a gravel bank, or within reach of the gafiP, when the anxiously earned prize is made secure. If, when taken out of the water, the colour of the back be blue, or inclining to black, the fish is in high season ; if reddish, approach- ing to brown, it is kipper, and good for nothing.
The male fish is frequently found with a homy proboscis, projecting from the under jaw, with which he roots in the gravel, in order to form a bed for the spawn of the female. This being deposited, they both proceed to cover it with the loose gravel, to secure it from the voracity of the trout and other fish, which are particularly fond of this food, and follow the salmon in shoals, in the expectation of partaking of it.
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