American game fishes; their habits, habitat, and peculiarities how, when, and where to angle for them. BY W.A.Perry ("Sillalicum"), A.A.Mosher, W.H.H.Murray and others
Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 ... they do, the best double-gut leader, the best number 6 braided silk line and a ten or twelve ounce splitbamboo rod will be taxed to their utmost to land him. Several cases are on record wherein a six or eight inch Trout has been taken on the fly, and while being reeled in has been swallowed by one of these ten-pounders. Where very light tackle was being used, the big Trout of course took it, and walked off with his tail over his back; but in other cases the implements and the skill of the man at the other end of them were sufficient to stay with him, and then a fight has ensued that can only be compared to that of a wild grizzly that has been roped by an intrepid cowboy. As to flies, I have usually found a brown hackle and a white moth the most killing for Mountain Trout--the former for sunshiny weather, and the latter for cloudy weather or for morning and evening. Both should be of large size--such as are made for Bass and Salmon--and should be tied on 3-0 Sproat or Limerick hooks, and these mounted on the best double and twisted gut snells. Generally speaking, it is not sportsman-like or esthetic to use bait in taking Trout, but there are times when no fly in the book will lure the Mountain Trout; and at such times the angler is justifiable in resorting to more substantial diet, especially if he have traveled a long distance and incurred a heavy expense to reach the mountains. At such a time he need not seek farther than the plebeian grasshopper. For all-around work, every day in the week, it is the most killing bait extant. There is not one Trout in a hundred but will pounce upon a good fat 'hopper, like a hungry dog on apiece of raw liver, and if you are on a stream that has Trout in it, if you have good tackle, a tomato-can full of 'hoppers and then d...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with American game fishes; their habits, habitat, and peculiarities how, when, and where to angle for them. BY W.A.Perry ("Sillalicum"), A.A.Mosher, W.H.H.Murray and others. To get started finding American game fishes; their habits, habitat, and peculiarities how, when, and where to angle for them. BY W.A.Perry ("Sillalicum"), A.A.Mosher, W.H.H.Murray and others, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
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American game fishes; their habits, habitat, and peculiarities how, when, and where to angle for them. BY W.A.Perry ("Sillalicum"), A.A.Mosher, W.H.H.Murray and others
Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 ... they do, the best double-gut leader, the best number 6 braided silk line and a ten or twelve ounce splitbamboo rod will be taxed to their utmost to land him. Several cases are on record wherein a six or eight inch Trout has been taken on the fly, and while being reeled in has been swallowed by one of these ten-pounders. Where very light tackle was being used, the big Trout of course took it, and walked off with his tail over his back; but in other cases the implements and the skill of the man at the other end of them were sufficient to stay with him, and then a fight has ensued that can only be compared to that of a wild grizzly that has been roped by an intrepid cowboy. As to flies, I have usually found a brown hackle and a white moth the most killing for Mountain Trout--the former for sunshiny weather, and the latter for cloudy weather or for morning and evening. Both should be of large size--such as are made for Bass and Salmon--and should be tied on 3-0 Sproat or Limerick hooks, and these mounted on the best double and twisted gut snells. Generally speaking, it is not sportsman-like or esthetic to use bait in taking Trout, but there are times when no fly in the book will lure the Mountain Trout; and at such times the angler is justifiable in resorting to more substantial diet, especially if he have traveled a long distance and incurred a heavy expense to reach the mountains. At such a time he need not seek farther than the plebeian grasshopper. For all-around work, every day in the week, it is the most killing bait extant. There is not one Trout in a hundred but will pounce upon a good fat 'hopper, like a hungry dog on apiece of raw liver, and if you are on a stream that has Trout in it, if you have good tackle, a tomato-can full of 'hoppers and then d...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with American game fishes; their habits, habitat, and peculiarities how, when, and where to angle for them. BY W.A.Perry ("Sillalicum"), A.A.Mosher, W.H.H.Murray and others. To get started finding American game fishes; their habits, habitat, and peculiarities how, when, and where to angle for them. BY W.A.Perry ("Sillalicum"), A.A.Mosher, W.H.H.Murray and others, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.