Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 572
raps. These are so made that a fish can swiminto them, but cannot swim out; and when somebait is placed in one of these traps, it is sunkin a place where fish are plenty, and is generallyleft all night, with a buoy attached to it by a ropeto mark its position. In the morning, it is hauled i879.! A… … THE REVES SUCKER. of the other fish that may be in there,—and whenthe fisherman, who now becomes his master, takeshim out of the trap, he puts him carefully into asmall tank of water, and when he goes out fishingfor turtles, he takes his Reve with him. It mightscarcely be worth the trouble to use…
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