Trout Fishing in Brooks Its Science And Art
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The pros of the matter may be argued as follows. First, a brook is not like a club or association fishery ; secondly, there are many unaesthetic anglers who love catching trout anyhow ; thirdly, life is short, our angling days are all too few, and where is the use of throwing away an excellent chance of making a good basket ? and, fourthly, I am in no doubt that any fisherman unaccustomed to the work may worm fish for all he is worth in a flooded brook, and yet return without his pannier-strap ...inconveniencing him in the least.
86 TROUT-FISHING IN BROOKS I shall refer only to summer spates, and take them in two forms : the light one in which, after the first cloudiness has passed, the water is only porter-coloured ; and the big, turbid flood of pea-soup complexion. The first would be caused by, say ten hours' heavy rain ; the second would take about double that quantity. Either of them, granted it comes down when a stream is dead low, is certain to excite more than ordinary appetite in the trout, and equally sure to deliver them a comparatively guileless prey to the unrefined fisherman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pros of the matter may be argued as follows. First, a brook is not like a club or association fishery ; secondly, there are many unaesthetic anglers who love catching trout anyhow ; thirdly, life is short, our angling days are all too few, and where is the use of throwing away an excellent chance of making a good basket ? and, fourthly, I am in no doubt that any fisherman unaccustomed to the work may worm fish for all he is worth in a flooded brook, and yet return without his pannier-strap ...inconveniencing him in the least.
86 TROUT-FISHING IN BROOKS I shall refer only to summer spates, and take them in two forms : the light one in which, after the first cloudiness has passed, the water is only porter-coloured ; and the big, turbid flood of pea-soup complexion. The first would be caused by, say ten hours' heavy rain ; the second would take about double that quantity. Either of them, granted it comes down when a stream is dead low, is certain to excite more than ordinary appetite in the trout, and equally sure to deliver them a comparatively guileless prey to the unrefined fisherman.
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