The Fresh Water Fishes of New England And Those Ascending the Streams From the S
The Fresh Water Fishes of New England And Those Ascending the Streams From the S
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The Small. Mouthed Black Bass. Micropterus dolomieu.
(See cut on next page. } Length, one to two feet. Weight, two to seven pounds. Color, olive green with black dots and brownish markings.
46. The Large-Mouthed Black Bass. GREEN BASS. OSWEGO BASS. BAYOU BASS. Micropterus salmoides.
(See cut of head on next page . ) Length, one to two and one-half feet. Weight, two to eight pounds. Color, dark green, silvery below. Differs from Micropterus dolomieu chiefly on account of its large mouth.
(33) Th...e Black Bass are southern fishes transplanted into New England waters on ac- count of their gamy qualities, but opinions differ in regard to their value as foodfishes.
Both bite voraciously at worms, live bait, hellgramites and spoonhooks, and show gallant fight when hooked.
47. The Sunfish. BREAM. PUMPKIN SEED. Lepomis gibbosus. (See cut opposite?) Length, eight inches. Color, back, olive green ; sides, bluish ; belly, yellow.
Common in quiet, shallow waters, where it occupies certain spots as a regular dwelling-place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Small. Mouthed Black Bass. Micropterus dolomieu.
(See cut on next page. } Length, one to two feet. Weight, two to seven pounds. Color, olive green with black dots and brownish markings.
46. The Large-Mouthed Black Bass. GREEN BASS. OSWEGO BASS. BAYOU BASS. Micropterus salmoides.
(See cut of head on next page . ) Length, one to two and one-half feet. Weight, two to eight pounds. Color, dark green, silvery below. Differs from Micropterus dolomieu chiefly on account of its large mouth.
(33) Th...e Black Bass are southern fishes transplanted into New England waters on ac- count of their gamy qualities, but opinions differ in regard to their value as foodfishes.
Both bite voraciously at worms, live bait, hellgramites and spoonhooks, and show gallant fight when hooked.
47. The Sunfish. BREAM. PUMPKIN SEED. Lepomis gibbosus. (See cut opposite?) Length, eight inches. Color, back, olive green ; sides, bluish ; belly, yellow.
Common in quiet, shallow waters, where it occupies certain spots as a regular dwelling-place.
What to read after The Fresh Water Fishes of New England And Those Ascending the Streams From the S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Knobel to read onlineMoreLess
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