Pesci del Parco Nazionale di Yellowstone con Descrizione Delle Acque del Parco e Note sulla pesca . anyother pesce. La trota di ruscello può essere presa da quasi tutti i toanglers conosciuti di metodo. In ruscelli aperti la pesca a mosca è il metodo per eccellenza. PESCI DEL PARCO NAZIONALE DI YELLOWSTONE. 27 In ruscelli dove la crescita eccessiva impedisce la colata del mosca, angleworms, cavallette, o quasi tutta l'esca sarà presa quando la trota isfeeding. Tutto sarà ignorato quando non è alimentazione.Le mosche migliori da usare in tutto il corpo di acqua deve essere imparato da experti-ence, ma l'hackle marrone è raramente un guasto dovunque. Pro

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Fishes of the Yellowstone National Park with Description of the Park Waters and Notes on Fishing . anyother fish. The brook trout may be taken by almost any method known toanglers. In open streams fly fishing is the method par excellence. FISHES OF THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. 27 In streams where overgrowth prevents fly casting, angleworms, grasshoppers, or almost any bait will be taken when the trout isfeeding. Everything will be disregarded when it is not feeding.The best flies to use in any body of water must be learned by experi-ence, but the brown hackle is seldom a failure anywhere. Professor, queen of the water, Montreal, coachman, and many others are usu-ally quite successful. Gauze-winged flies will sometimes succeedwhen others fail. The best time to fish for this trout is in the morningand early evening. It lurks in eddies and pools and at the foot ofrapids or under overhanging banks, old stumps, or rocks. 9. Yellow Perch (Perca fiavescens). The yellow perch has a wide eastern distribution. It is commonin the Great Lakes and the tributaries of the upper Mississippi River. Fig. 9.—Yellow perch. and in coastwise streams and lakes from Nova Scotia to NorthCarolina. In 1919 this fish was found by the senior author to abound inGoose and Feather Lakes in the park. Its presence there is appar-ently traceable to an unofficial, unauthorized plant made many yearsago by a Montana citizen, who is said to have obtained a consignmentof yellow perch from the State of Washington, into which State thespecies had been introduced some years before. In the park lakes the yellow perch attains a length of a foot and ismost readily caught by the use of small spinners cast from shore andrapidly drawn in. Only a few of the park authorities have beenaware of the occurrence of this fish in local waters. It can not beregarded as a desirable addition to the fish life of the park, and itsspread to other waters than those now inhabited should be prevented.It is not usually reputed to

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