Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny & Gold, 1802 |
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Page 134
... plenty of fish in them , which are caught to put into Stews ; at Johnstown , the seat of Mr. Holmes , Mr. YOUNG describes one of these Stews as having a small stream that feeds it , and that with a trolling rod a bite of a Pike from ...
... plenty of fish in them , which are caught to put into Stews ; at Johnstown , the seat of Mr. Holmes , Mr. YOUNG describes one of these Stews as having a small stream that feeds it , and that with a trolling rod a bite of a Pike from ...
Page 137
... plenty of Trout , which , although they will afford the Angler great sport in the taking , are of a very inferior kind for the table . In a small stream that runs into the Liffey , called Castle - Knock river , the Trout are in plenty ...
... plenty of Trout , which , although they will afford the Angler great sport in the taking , are of a very inferior kind for the table . In a small stream that runs into the Liffey , called Castle - Knock river , the Trout are in plenty ...
Page 186
... plenty until the middle or latter end of March , according to the mildness or rigour of the season , and then disappear at once . In the first sea- son they continue arriving in succession for a month , and in every county in Scotland ...
... plenty until the middle or latter end of March , according to the mildness or rigour of the season , and then disappear at once . In the first sea- son they continue arriving in succession for a month , and in every county in Scotland ...
Contents
TITLE PAGE | 1 |
Account of Rivers in England Scotland and Ireland | 57 |
TABLE FOR BAITS | 199 |
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