The Art of Angling for Beginners
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If the minnow do not turn nimbi}' enough for your purpose, let the bait be moved a little to the right or to the left, as occasion shall direct ; which process, by inla^-ing the oriiice made in the body of the minriov, ', will greatly facilitate its movements. Some have preferred the loach, as a bait, to the minnow; by those who are nice in these matters, the same precautions in attach- ing it should be scrupulously observed. In angling 32 THE ART OP AXGLi^-G, ■^ith a worm or caddis, a cork flo...at and the finest kind of tackle must necessarily be made use of, as tlie success of the . Young practitioner, in this enchanting amusement, will greatly depend on his choice of articles. In muddy waters, the lob-worm is consi- dered the best bait ; in clear streams, the brandling : the first is generalh' used for large trout ; the second, where smaller ones are expected.
There are two methods of angling at bottom, either with a cork, or any other kind of float, or with the hand. The best way of angling with the hand, is by means of a ground bait, and a long line, which should have no more than one hair next the hook, and just above it one small spot for a plumb ; the hook should be small, and the brandling well secured, and only one fastened on at a time ; thus the worm must always be kept in motion, and dra^^'n towards the person who is fishiiig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the minnow do not turn nimbi}' enough for your purpose, let the bait be moved a little to the right or to the left, as occasion shall direct ; which process, by inla^-ing the oriiice made in the body of the minriov, ', will greatly facilitate its movements. Some have preferred the loach, as a bait, to the minnow; by those who are nice in these matters, the same precautions in attach- ing it should be scrupulously observed. In angling 32 THE ART OP AXGLi^-G, ■^ith a worm or caddis, a cork flo...at and the finest kind of tackle must necessarily be made use of, as tlie success of the . Young practitioner, in this enchanting amusement, will greatly depend on his choice of articles. In muddy waters, the lob-worm is consi- dered the best bait ; in clear streams, the brandling : the first is generalh' used for large trout ; the second, where smaller ones are expected.
There are two methods of angling at bottom, either with a cork, or any other kind of float, or with the hand. The best way of angling with the hand, is by means of a ground bait, and a long line, which should have no more than one hair next the hook, and just above it one small spot for a plumb ; the hook should be small, and the brandling well secured, and only one fastened on at a time ; thus the worm must always be kept in motion, and dra^^'n towards the person who is fishiiig.
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