Boys' own book : a complete encyclopedia of athletic, scientific, outdoor, and indoor sports (1881)
Clarke, William, 1800-1838 · New York : J. Miller, Publisher · leaf 256
him line in proportion to his size andstrength. He plays game for a while, but soon gives up. Alanding-net, or your finger in his gills, will secure him. The above directions, with little variation, wiU. answerfor the pike-perch in the Western streams. MULLET Bites a little better at a worm. You… … This IS sometimes called wheatfish, and sometimes sque-teague. He has an even tail, speckled back and sides, oneor more sharp, long front teeth in the lower jaw, and yel-lowish ventral fins. He is found chiefly in salt or brackishwaters, in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Hebites at…
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