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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 156
ook forcrawfish in the bottom, sand, or mud at the mouths of in-flowing brooks or springs. It is a fact not generally knownthat there are no crawfish on Long Island. How to Keep Crawfish Alive.Keep them in boxes or pails with damp moss, gravel, oraquatic plants. Put in only enough water to saturate… … Fig. 94.—The Caddis. make good bait at times. The last-named are to be foundaround old flour-mills, and with little trouble may be rearedat home in musty meal. Looking-glass Bait. A fish is not a vain animal, but he is a very jealouscreature, and looks with suspicion upon all his kind. A 138 Spring…
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