Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny & Gold, 1802 |
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Page 140
... Gillaroo Trout holds the second place ; but still neither of these stomachs can be justly ranked as gizzards , since they want some of the most essential characters ; vis . a power and motion fitted for grinding , and the horny cuticle ...
... Gillaroo Trout holds the second place ; but still neither of these stomachs can be justly ranked as gizzards , since they want some of the most essential characters ; vis . a power and motion fitted for grinding , and the horny cuticle ...
Page 141
... Gillaroo Trout , Mr. PENNANT has the following remarks : - " The stomachs of the common Trouts are uncommonly thick and muscular ; they feed on the shell - fish of lakes and rivers , as well as on small fish ; they likewise take into ...
... Gillaroo Trout , Mr. PENNANT has the following remarks : - " The stomachs of the common Trouts are uncommonly thick and muscular ; they feed on the shell - fish of lakes and rivers , as well as on small fish ; they likewise take into ...
Page 143
... Gillaroo Trout . In Lough Esk the Charr is found in great abundance ( a circum- stance of which Mr. PENNANT was not apprised ) ; it is described to be there about nine inches long , and in some degree resembling a Trout ; the male , or ...
... Gillaroo Trout . In Lough Esk the Charr is found in great abundance ( a circum- stance of which Mr. PENNANT was not apprised ) ; it is described to be there about nine inches long , and in some degree resembling a Trout ; the male , or ...
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Account of Rivers in England Scotland and Ireland | 57 |
TABLE FOR BAITS | 199 |
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