. Game fish of the northern states of America and British provinces [microform]. Fishes; Poissons. THE YELLOW PERCH. 229 be taken with the net or the haiid. In mere wantonness and desire to diminish their numbers I destroyed all I could, hanging them on strings with the spawn stream- ing from them. The eggs, which were almost trans- parent, were in the water in masses, kept together by a glutinous substance, and each marked with a black spot, and could be taken up in the net, straining slowly through the meshes. Yellow perch will take worm or minnow, preferring the former, and it is probable d
. Game fish of the northern states of America and British provinces [microform]. Fishes; Poissons. THE YELLOW PERCH. 229 be taken with the net or the haiid. In mere wantonness and desire to diminish their numbers I destroyed all I could, hanging them on strings with the spawn stream- ing from them. The eggs, which were almost trans- parent, were in the water in masses, kept together by a glutinous substance, and each marked with a black spot, and could be taken up in the net, straining slowly through the meshes. Yellow perch will take worm or minnow, preferring the former, and it is probable destroy numbers of young trout. Their flesh is coarse, white and tasteless. They are pursued only by boys and Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Roosevelt, Robert Barnwell), 1829-1906. New York : Carleton
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