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The Badminton Magazine 1896-09: Vol 3 Iss 14 (1896)

Longman, Green & Co · leaf 103

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| 356 THE BADMINTON MAGAZINE traces, and red eels. We caught five fish as we drifted, the smallest being 124 Ib., the largest nearly 19 Ib. From this I imagine that, if one was to bring up in Campbelton in settled weather, fine sport might be found round the Mull; but it must be remembered that it… … against the tide, raises a heavy breaking sea, in the last degree dangerous for an open boat. Even in the calmest weather the young flood brings in a heavy surf, and therefore it is no place to From the Mull to Oban there are many places which look promising from the point of view of the lythe…

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