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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 12 (1896) (1896)

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ued his journey and soon largely carried on by fine, stalwart men from the fish which are hatched at the spawning grounds return found a hut filled with hay, to which he carried his stormy coasts of Scandinavia and Northern Russia. to the ocean full grown. The loss isdue mainly to the This… … has been negotiating for flight. THE GILL NET. some time with the Dela- On the lower Columbia ware Iron Company, at New the fish are taken by means Castle, Delaware, to secure a large amount of its ma- some thirty years ago. The first year’s product con- of fixed nets known as fish traps, by…

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