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Fishing; with contributions from other authors, Pike and other Coarse Fish (the Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes) (1885)

Cholmondeley-Pennell, H., Duke of Beaufort · Longmans, Green and Co. (London) · leaf 286

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PERCH-FISHING. 265 Where larger baits are used, a miniature edition of either of the spinning flights already recommended for pike-fishing will be found the most suitable. Asa rule, however, spinning or perch across the ordinary current or channel of a river as … FIG. I. PERCH-SPINNING FLIGHT. FIG. 2. you would for pike does not succeed. ‘There must be special natural features, such as deeps, eddies, back waters, and so forth, to give some probable indication of where the perch are most likely to congregate. P » WITH THE WORM. In rivers, ponds, and in lakes…

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