Miller, Claude Harris, 1875- [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 142
e his time he can, with skill, tire out and land fishof almost any size. Tunas and tarpon weighingover a hundred pounds are caught with a line thatis but little thicker than a grocers twine, and evensharks and jewfish weighing over five hundredpounds have been caught in the same way. Some-times the… … FISHING 127 general, fresh-water use, except fly easting, an eight-foot rod weighing seven or eight ounces will fill mostpurposes. A fly rod should be a foot longer and atleast two ounces lighter. The best rods are madeof split bamboo, but cheap rods of this material arenot worth having. The best…
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