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Guide book to the Megantic, Spider, and upper Dead river regions of the province of Quebec and state of Maine .. . ith Eobinsons Guide to the DeadRiver, which gives an excellent map anddescription of the region, including theRangeley, Kennebago, Parmachenee, and Bigelow Lakes. In fishing in the Seven Ponds, the following varieties of flies will be found the bestto take in : During the month of June, Parmachenee Belle, Red Ibis, Queen of the Waters, Coachman,and Montreal; iu July, Silver Doctor, Gold Doctor, the different Hackles (Brown, Ibis, Grizzly, etc.).Yellow May, Blue Jay, Jennie Lind, P
Guide book to the Megantic, Spider, and upper Dead river regions of the province of Quebec and state of Maine .. . ith Eobinsons Guide to the DeadRiver, which gives an excellent map anddescription of the region, including theRangeley, Kennebago, Parmachenee, and Bigelow Lakes. In fishing in the Seven Ponds, the following varieties of flies will be found the bestto take in : During the month of June, Parmachenee Belle, Red Ibis, Queen of the Waters, Coachman,and Montreal; iu July, Silver Doctor, Gold Doctor, the different Hackles (Brown, Ibis, Grizzly, etc.).Yellow May, Blue Jay, Jennie Lind, Professor, and Green Drake ; in August, the Grizzly King, YellowMay, Silver Doctor, Reuben Wood, and Lord Baltimore ; in September, the June flies take well, includingRed Ibis, Cowduug, Parmachenee Belle, and Montreal. The Queen of the Waters will be found a standard fly all through the season. At some of thefishing tackle stores, the Queen of the Waters will not be found. If sportsmen cannot get it tied forthem, the Abbey will be found an excellent substitute, the resemblance between the two being very MOOSE RIVER REGION. HIS tract of territoiT lies to the east of the international boundary, theheadwaters of the Moose River arising just across the Canadian line. Itcomprises some ten or fifteen townships in Franklin County, extending fromthe boundary to Moosehead Lake, and embracing the different tributaries ofthe Moose River, and a dozen or fifteen lakes. The Canadian Pacific Railwayruns through the entire region, the road being already gi-aded half-way toMoosehead Lake, and by the ensuing fall will be completed, and the rails laidto the lake. It is a most prolific region for large game and trout, but, on account of its being so easy of access,the sport must soon deteriorate, although there afe still a number of small lakes almost unknown; and,if the country could only be judiciously protected, a most valuable preserve could be assured foryears to come. All the streams
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