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PIKE-TACKLE. 35 I once knew a very
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PIKE-TACKLE. 37 known as an authori
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PIKE-TACKLE. 39 gimp to be lapped o
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 41 which,
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 43 To pass
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 45 The fir
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 47 separat
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 49 'Just l
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 51 long be
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 53 Many pl
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 55 upon th
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 57 fact, f
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 59 A mere
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 61 christe
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BAITS AND BAIT-CATCHING. 63 over si
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 65 versal ap
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 67 And I wou
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 69 those tha
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 71 and from
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PIKE FISHING- SPINNING. 73 well out
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 75 One would
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 77 sizes, as
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 79 trace is
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 81 with thos
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. catches less
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PIKE FISHING-SPINNING. 85 allowed t
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 87 together
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 89 or crinkl
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 91 trace, th
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PIKE FISHING SPINNING. 93 TRENT. Mr
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 95 After all
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 97 avoided b
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 99 the same
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 101 spoken o
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. Forth to cat
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HO W AND WHERE TO SPIN. 105 Slowly
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 107 made a v
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. icg For,' sa
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. in from disa
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 113 moderate
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 115 than act
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 117 trout, o
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 119 With reg
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J HO.W AND WHERE TO SPIN. 12 1 The
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 123 In forme
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; HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 125 repres
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 127 only one
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HOW- AND WHERE TO SPIN. 129 Many pl
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HOW AND WHERE TO SPIN. 131 place in
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LIVE-BAITING. 133 F. T. Salter's '
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LIVE-BAITING. 135 Curiously enough
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LIVE-BAITING. 137 without any loss
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LIVE-BAITING. 139 larger baits are
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LIVE-BAITING. 141 A bout three mont
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LIVE-BAITING. 143 sexual instinct s
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LIVE-BAITING. 145 GROWTH OF PIKE. I
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LIVE-BAITING. 147 I extract the fol
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LIVE-BAITING. 149 The pond is alway
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LIVE-BAITING. 151 that across the b
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' American Angler's Guide ' LIVE-BA
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LIVE-BAITING. 155 volume of Conrad
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LIVE-BAITING. 157 Walton says, at 2
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LIVE-BAITING. 159 and under water t
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LIVE-BAITING. 161 BRANDY AND PIKE B
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LIVE-BAITING. 163 dition serves as
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LIVE-BAITING. 165 The same author w
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LIVE-BAITING. 167 end of the line s
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LIVE-BAITING. 169 higher ; the hook
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LIVE-BAITING. 171 other side. The r
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LIVE-BAITING. 173 a broadish strip
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TROLLING WITH DEAD GORGE-BAIT. 175
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COARSE FISH AND FLOAT FISHING GENER
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FL OA T FISHING TA CKLE. 207 Whenev
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FLOAT FISHING TACKLE. 209 proclivit
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FLOAT FISHING- -TACKLE. 211 proof b
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FLOAT FISHING TACKLE. 213 have alre
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FLOAT FISHING TACKLE. 215 fishing,
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FLOA T FISHING TA CKLE. 2 1 7 about
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FLOA T FISHING TA CKLE. 219 This fi
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FL OA T FISHING TA CKLE. 221 1. The
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2nd, shot splitter. FLOA T FISHING
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225 BAITS. WORMS AND HOW TO BAIT WI
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BAITS. 227 will be taken. The brand
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BAITS. 229 down the centre, until a
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the lump BAITS. 231 ' of crumb in a
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BAITS. 233 Take of man's fat and ca
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BAITS. 235 killed bullock, cow, or
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BAITS. ^37 ness of a pencil and abo
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BAITS. 239 GROUND-BAITING. The obje
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BAITS. 241 ground-baiting ; but it
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PERCH-FISHING, 243 ones are to be f
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PERCH-FISHING. 24$ But to return :
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PERCH-FISHING. 247 A story is told
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Length. PERCH-FISHING. 249
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PERCH-FISHING. 2 5 1 conscience fel
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PERCH-FISHING. 253 swallowing, but
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PERCH-FISHING. 25$ sticklebacks as
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PERCH-FISHING. 259 at any rate I ha
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PERCH-FISHING. 261 and prevent the
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PERCH-FISHING. 263 sink and draw wi
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PERCH-FISHING. 265 Where larger bai
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PERCH-FISHING. 267 thus avoiding th
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269 AND TENCH? Each yellow carp in
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CARP AND TENCH. 271 am much handsom
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CARP AND TENCH. 273 Moulded and mix
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CARP AND TENCH. 275 filled his pock
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CARP AND TENCH. 279 Sir,--I have gr
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CARP AND TENCH. 281 their stomachs,
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CARP AND TENCH. 283 belonged to the
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CARP AND TENCH. 285 part, who being
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CARP AND TENCH. 289 cheese and flou
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CARP AND TENCH. 291 behind a hurdle
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CARP AND TENCH. 293 foi two summers
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CARP AND TENCH. 295 had, of course,
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CARP AND TENCH. 297 were taken out
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BARBEL 1 AND 299 BREAM* BARBEL and
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BARBEL AND BREAM. 301 of Hurley Wei
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gimp is run through BARBEL AND BREA
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BARBEL AND BREAM, 305 which the flo
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BARBEL AND BREAM. 307 of tins ; sca
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DACE AND CHUB. 309 genus, no compar
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DACE AND CHUB. 311 First. Take the
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DACE AND CHUB. 313 I may summarise
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DACE AND CHUB. 315 old writers of p
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DACE AND CHUB. 317 found in the sha
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DACE AND CHUB. 319 at the palace in
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DACE AND CHUB. 321 The chub usually
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DACE AND CHUB. 323 nearer the tail
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GUDGEON AND BLEAK. 325 roach, and b
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GUDGEON AND BLEAK. 327 mother-of-pe
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GUDGEON AND BLEAK. 329 nourishment,
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GUDGEON AND BLEAK. 331 gloves to a
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GUDGEON AND BLEAK, 333 another pair
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ROACH-FISHING AS A FINE ART, WITH A
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FISH ACCLIMATISATION. 387 men who h
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FISH ACCLIMATISATION. 389 freely, a
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FISH ACCLIMATISATION. 391 trout whi
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FISH ACCLIMATISATION. 395 clotted m
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