10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RODFISHER»
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rodfisher in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rodfisher and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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English Language Word Builder
... PRELECTOR PRENOTION PRESCIENT PRETRAVEL PROCESSER
PROFAMILY PROMODERN PRORECTOR PROSTATIC PROTHORAX
PURSUABLE QUARENDER RAGPICKER RATTAILED REEKINGLY
RESPONDER RODFISHER ...
... Scully,Dennis Howells, Michael Quine, Dr Caroline Gardiner, RodFisher, Bob
Jones, Stewart Spencer, Mandy Middleton, Professor JoanJeffri, Dr Michael
Hammet,Robert Hutchison, SirKingsley Amis,Ian Robinson,Freda Steel,
MarySchwarz ...
Dr Malcolm Anderton, M. Anderton, J. Pick, 2002
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The Art of Angling, as practised in Scotland ...
It affords, however, no remarkable temptations to the rodfisher, although at
certain times he may manage to fill his creel without trouble. The Falloch, Luss,
Fruin, Uglass, and Suaid, are its principal tributaries from the north and west
sides.
Thomas Tod STODDART, 1836
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The Border Angler: a Guide-book to the Tweed and Its ...
ANGLING ON THE BORDERS. _ 21 the best salmon-fishing is always had. An
occasional salmon is also to be got; and hitherto, in the three weeks' grace that
has been allowed to the rodfisher, if a fresh opportunity occurred, a large number
of ...
... diiiicult game of bass-fishing—the rodfisher may with good fortune get into the
boat ten or a dozen shining. shapely bass in a morning's sport.—that is. in the two
or three hours when the fish are really feeding. Each fish means a cleverly ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1906
... rodfisher may with good fortune get into the boat ten or a dozen shining,
shapely bass in a morning's sport,—that is, in the two or three hours when the fish
are really feeding. Each fish means a cleverly managed piece of sailing, so as to
...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... (5^1* *TT 16£ ife); л*, rodfisher ^ft *t TSëft 4i¥Ít ЧТ^ГТ; rodfishing <Wft *t 4Wfl "
TiSTT; a^fr_ rodless 4MI+I$«t, Ç3T%T; rod-like Ч1*11чч ^?ТГ, <W«W; ил. rodman
, rodsman (#*it *t 4twt Ч+«^1 ЭТ?Гт) 4W, TÍ[TT; rodster (5ПЕГГ %) iW ТО?-Г ЧЛШ
...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... Walton 07 crabber, dragman, drifter, rodsman, rodster 08 peterman, piscator,
shareman 09 cockleman, rodfisher, sharesman, Waltonian 10 trawlerman 11
piscatorian fishing 07 angling 08 trawling 09 piscatory 11 piscatorial 12 catching
fish ...
... muscrats scurrying through reed, sedge and grass; shorebirds feeding busily
on a tidal flat; brant nosily foraging in eelgrass; oyster- men silently tonging the
bars on a misty morning; a rodfisher- man jubilating over a prized stripper; sea
oats ...
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British Sea Anglers' Society's Quarterly
The angler will hook enough to give him the maximum of pleasure ; and,
incidentally, if fishing in clear, bright water by daylight he will usually beat any
rodfisher using coarse tackle in the immediate vicinity. As a sporting match, if
ever Mr.
