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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 145
ill not notice a live minnow, crawfish, hellgramite,or frog, he will eagerly snap at a black cricket. There is but one way to catch this bait, so far as I know,and that is to seek it under the loose stones and chips,where crickets delight to hide. I have had the best luckin open, sunny spots,… … Fig. -Crickets. and stones. Mr. Keene caught one hundred and twenty-four trout in one stream with black crickets. Handle your crickets with care, not for fear that theymight hurt you, but because they are easily injured, andtheir usefulness is thus impaired. After you have col-lected a sufficient…
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