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Practical Sea-Fishing; A Handbook for Sea Anglers by P L Haslope
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Author: P L Haslope
Number of Pages: 88 pages
Published Date: 01 Oct 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781232032755
File Name: Practical.Sea-Fishing;.A.Handbook.for.Sea.Anglers.pdf
Download Link: Practical Sea-Fishing; A Handbook for Sea Anglers
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 edition. Excerpt: ... pipelead is thus effectually prevented from coming off, and is easily attached to the gut loop by means of the bow at the top. Two No. 5 "Pennell" hooks should be used, the lower one attached 6in. above the lead, and the next about i8in. above it at convenient knots. If the fish are small, No. 8 is a useful size for the hook. A yard and a half of gut will be ample for this method of fishing. For Pout fishing it is much better to use a rod than a hand-line, as commonly employed. W) Rag-worms or Mussels are the best bait, the former being preferable, as they keep longer on the hook. Pout are very assiduous in taking off the bait. Having baited the hooks, cast the line out and lower away until the lead touches the bottom, where it should be allowed to remain. Fish with Fig. 82. Single Gut Paternoster for Pier or RockFishing, dotted lines indicating twisted wire by which the Pipe-Lead is attached, and lowest hook. a moderately tight line, and strike smartly almost directly a bite is felt. On finishing fishing always detach the lead from the line, and put the latter away in a small case, or wind it upon a flat piece of cork. With the above method I have sometimes taken over a hundred Pout, besides Pollack and other fish, in one afternoon. Usually, however, a lighter line is to be preferred for Pollack. Cod, Codling, Whiting, Bream, Chad, and other kinds of fish found in various localities can be captured by paternosters, using larger hooks, and making them rather stronger, if necessary, in case large specimens should be encountered. Mussels form an excellent bait, generally speaking, for this class of fishing, and do not come amiss to any of the fish that frequent piers. A strong clasp-knife should always be carried for opening...
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Practical Sea-Fishing; A Handbook for Sea Anglers by P L Haslope
Author: P L Haslope
Number of Pages: 88 pages
Published Date: 01 Oct 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781232032755
File Name: Practical.Sea-Fishing;.A.Handbook.for.Sea.Anglers.pdf
Download Link: Practical Sea-Fishing; A Handbook for Sea Anglers
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 edition. Excerpt: ... pipelead is thus effectually prevented from coming off, and is easily attached to the gut loop by means of the bow at the top. Two No. 5 "Pennell" hooks should be used, the lower one attached 6in. above the lead, and the next about i8in. above it at convenient knots. If the fish are small, No. 8 is a useful size for the hook. A yard and a half of gut will be ample for this method of fishing. For Pout fishing it is much better to use a rod than a hand-line, as commonly employed. W) Rag-worms or Mussels are the best bait, the former being preferable, as they keep longer on the hook. Pout are very assiduous in taking off the bait. Having baited the hooks, cast the line out and lower away until the lead touches the bottom, where it should be allowed to remain. Fish with Fig. 82. Single Gut Paternoster for Pier or RockFishing, dotted lines indicating twisted wire by which the Pipe-Lead is attached, and lowest hook. a moderately tight line, and strike smartly almost directly a bite is felt. On finishing fishing always detach the lead from the line, and put the latter away in a small case, or wind it upon a flat piece of cork. With the above method I have sometimes taken over a hundred Pout, besides Pollack and other fish, in one afternoon. Usually, however, a lighter line is to be preferred for Pollack. Cod, Codling, Whiting, Bream, Chad, and other kinds of fish found in various localities can be captured by paternosters, using larger hooks, and making them rather stronger, if necessary, in case large specimens should be encountered. Mussels form an excellent bait, generally speaking, for this class of fishing, and do not come amiss to any of the fish that frequent piers. A strong clasp-knife should always be carried for opening...
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