Pesci preferiti e pesca . s è uno dei più raffinati e mostgenial continentale climi invernali in theworld. Uno può vivere all'aria aperta thewinter attraverso, senza disagio, come itseldom piogge durante la stagione estiva, e thereinlies il grande e duraturo vantaggio per la valida che richiede un open-air vita andnatures grande restauratori, aria fresca, warmsunshine, esercizio moderato e suono, nel caso di raffrescamento sonno. Egli sarà detto thatFlorida ha un clima umido dalla sua physi-cian che non è mai stato nello stato, andwill essere consigliato di andare ad un clima asciutto. Butthe umidità della Florida non è un exhalationfrom il

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Favorite fish and fishing . s one of the finest and mostgenial continental winter climates In theworld. One can live In the open air thewinter through, without discomfort, as itseldom rains during that season, and thereinlies the great and lasting benefit to the In-valid who requires an open-air life andnatures great restorers, fresh air, warmsunshine, moderate exercise and sound, re-freshing sleep. He will be told thatFlorida has a damp climate by his physi-cian who has never been in the state, andwill be advised to go to a dry climate. Butthe dampness of Florida is not an exhalationfrom the soil, which is dry sand, but is thehumid, salt air from the sea, which withthe balsamic fragrance of the pines, con-duces to the health and well-being of theinvalid, and to the pleasure and enjoymentof the angler and sportsman. I have suffered more from raw, chillyweather in the much-lauded winter climatesof southern France, Italy, and even Mo-rocco, than in southern Florida. Andwhile the shooting along the Mediterranean142. Florida Fish and Fishing In winter is very fair for the red-legged Good Shooting partridge, migratory quail and snipe, It Is not to be compared with the shooting to be had In Florida, either for abundance or variety of game. In fact, Florida Is hardly excelled by any state In the Union In Its possibilities of fishing and shooting. And then these sports can be practiced at a time when the streams and lakes of the North are bound In Icy fetters, and the woods and fields burled beneath the hibernal mantle of snow. The angler can hardly go amiss In any Florida Fishingsection of Florida for his favorite sport.Wherever there Is reasonably pure or un-contamlnated water he will find somespecies of the finny tribe. And the trueangler, he who loves the sport for Its ownsake, can be satisfied so long as his tackleIs commensurate with his quarry. With hisstout tools and tackle he enjoys the phe-nomenal leaps of the tarpon, or the levia-than struggles of the jewfish. Wi

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