. The book of fish and fishing : a complete compendium of practical advice to guide those who angle for all fishes in fresh and salt water. Fishing. Fish and Fishing important needs; but even from such a descrip- tion, with a very httle practice, any intelligent angler will be able to take a lure Sd'^Lu^ri''^'' where fish are, and catch them. Spoon and minnow lures are used mostly for bass, mascalonge, pike, pickerel, various trout, and, in some regions, salmon. The angler, if strange to the locality, should endeavor, first, to find out a local boatman, guide, or native an- gler, and question


. The book of fish and fishing : a complete compendium of practical advice to guide those who angle for all fishes in fresh and salt water. Fishing. Fish and Fishing important needs; but even from such a descrip- tion, with a very httle practice, any intelligent angler will be able to take a lure Sd'^Lu^ri''^'' where fish are, and catch them. Spoon and minnow lures are used mostly for bass, mascalonge, pike, pickerel, various trout, and, in some regions, salmon. The angler, if strange to the locality, should endeavor, first, to find out a local boatman, guide, or native an- gler, and question him regarding the fish, what they are, where they lie, what bait they are caught Guides usually insist that their methods, baits and themselves are the only means of getting fish. In rare instances it may be so, and your carefully selected tackle goes for naught for a while. You can then test your own ideas and tackle, which will be an interesting comparison. Nine times out of ten, if you are up to snuff, and understand your- self how to work things, you will do quite as well as the guide. In lakes and ponds bass frequent rocky bottoms, sometimes sandy, at others weedy; they rarely frequent very deep water. You will soon find out, if the boatman does not know, how deep the water is by the rate your minnow or spoon sinks. I always carry a sinker and get the soundings when boating. Water round the edges is nearly always from two to fif- 180. 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 Rhead, Louis, 1857-1926. New York : C. Scribner


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