Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny & Gold, 1802 |
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... side of those mountains which form the barrier of the valley of Festiniog , and its course is mostly south , until it meets the latter , about a mile below Dolgelly . The AVON has its spring in Berose Wood , on the east side of this ...
... side of those mountains which form the barrier of the valley of Festiniog , and its course is mostly south , until it meets the latter , about a mile below Dolgelly . The AVON has its spring in Berose Wood , on the east side of this ...
Page 323
... side - fin of the bait ( for which large Gudgeons are superior to all others ) , and keep it just within the skin of the side ; bring it out beyond the back fin , drawing the wire after it , and the hook , when drawn home , will be ...
... side - fin of the bait ( for which large Gudgeons are superior to all others ) , and keep it just within the skin of the side ; bring it out beyond the back fin , drawing the wire after it , and the hook , when drawn home , will be ...
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... side by side ; and lastly , clip off the ends of the silk : thus will a bait be made that will catch Trout of the largest size , in any water in England . And lest the method of fastening off , which occurs so often in this kind of work ...
... side by side ; and lastly , clip off the ends of the silk : thus will a bait be made that will catch Trout of the largest size , in any water in England . And lest the method of fastening off , which occurs so often in this kind of work ...
Contents
TITLE PAGE | 1 |
Account of Rivers in England Scotland and Ireland | 57 |
TABLE FOR BAITS | 199 |
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