Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny & Gold, 1802 |
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Page 143
... Charr , has a paler belly , but the flesh is of a brighter red , and the fish is commonly larger ; the third sort , called the gelt Charr , and frequently ( though it may be corruptly ) the gilt Charr , is without roe . These fish are ...
... Charr , has a paler belly , but the flesh is of a brighter red , and the fish is commonly larger ; the third sort , called the gelt Charr , and frequently ( though it may be corruptly ) the gilt Charr , is without roe . These fish are ...
Page 252
... charr ( male and female ) ; a third was termed a gelt charr , that is , a Charr which had not spawned the preceding season , and on which account it is reckoned to be in the greatest perfection : the two others were inscribed the red ...
... charr ( male and female ) ; a third was termed a gelt charr , that is , a Charr which had not spawned the preceding season , and on which account it is reckoned to be in the greatest perfection : the two others were inscribed the red ...
Page 255
... charr were unequal , the upper being broadest , and the teeth hung over the lower , perceivable by passing the finger over them . The gelt or barren charr , was rather more slender than the others , as being without spawn . The back of ...
... charr were unequal , the upper being broadest , and the teeth hung over the lower , perceivable by passing the finger over them . The gelt or barren charr , was rather more slender than the others , as being without spawn . The back of ...
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TITLE PAGE | 1 |
Account of Rivers in England Scotland and Ireland | 57 |
TABLE FOR BAITS | 199 |
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