. Frank Forester Pesci e pesca degli Stati Uniti e British Province del Nord America [microformati] illustrato dalla natura dell'autore. La pesca; Pesci; Pêche sportive; Poissons. 300 AMERICAN PESCI. "B, i " Ml" ' u km " w così presto la stagione è così avanzati che la sheddor ha ri- coperto la sua panoplia squamosa, che imposta i suoi nemici' assalti a dispetto, il gambero di nuovo entra in gioco e, con i vari tipi di piccole sale-wator pesci, costituisce il miglior fiume esche. Per imbarcazione fishinj:; nella baia, con platine-come per il Weak-Fish, re di pesce e altri, amon

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. Frank Forester's fish and fishing of the United States and British provinces of North America [microform] illustrated from nature by the author. Fishing; Fishes; Pêche sportive; Poissons. 300 AMERICAN FISHES. 'B, i « Ml" ' u km " w So soon as the season is so far advanced that the sheddor has re- covered his scaly panoply, which sets his enemies' assaults at defiance, the shrimp again comes into play, and, with the various kinds of small saLt-wator fishes, constitutes the best river baits. For boat fishinj:; in the bay, with sinkers—as for the Weak-Fish, King Fish, and others, among which the Striped Bass is taken, the soft clam is the favorite appliance; and for this kind of sport full and neapt tides, and a wind off shore, are the best periods. In killing the Bass, after he is hooked, great skill, great persever- ance, and incessant vigilance are necessary. It is a sine qua non to keep him up, frustrating his efforts to rush to the bottom, and to hold him ever in hand, with a taut line, ceding nothing to his wildest efforts, except on absolute compulsion. Excellent tackle is requisite, and to preserve it excellent, constant attention to it must be had, or all will be in vain. Nothing is more provoking than to lose a fine fish, well played, and perhaps all but killed, owing to some slight imperfection in the gut bottom or the arming of the hooks, which care, before coining to the water's edge, would have easily and surely prevented. Whether the Striped Bass has ever been killed by the fatal spoon, I know not; but I cannot doubt that it would be found nearly as effec- tive as with its congener, the splendid Black Bass of the St. Lawrence, to which I shall now proceed. m'. 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 work.. Herbert, Henry William, 1807-1858. New York : Stringer & T

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