10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RODFISHING»
Discover the use of
rodfishing in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rodfishing and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Angler's Companion to the Rivers and Lochs of Scotland
... a rental of £3591. In these fishings, which extend but a small way, as many as
three thousand fish, salmon, grilses, and sea- trout, have been taken in one day.
There is tolerable rodfishing for salmon on this river, as high up as Edzel, 285.
Thomas Tod Stoddart, 1853
2
The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Repeal of Period in which Salmon, &c. shall not betaken by Rod-fishing; and at
which Boats for Rod~ fishing shall be removed. Period in which Salmon shall not
be taken by Rod-fishing. When Boats used for Rodfishing to be removed.
Great Britain, Sir George Kettilby Rickards, 1836
3
The North British Review
We turn to Mr. Russel's book for an eloquent defence of rodfishing for salmon :— '
“But is the salmon good for s ort'? 'There actually are people that will ask such a
question, though seems to verge on the insane, if not on the profane. Perhaps ...
4
The Gentleman's Magazine
The men who give the breeding ground are hardly used ,' all the benefit they
derive from the stream, is a few weeks' rodfishing at the end of the season: the
men below derive all the profit; those who give the breeding ground obtain only a
...
5
Fishing In American Waters
Foon 0F EASY DIGESTION. 393 .—." i, I I .'\~'1'| very good; cheese-curd,
farinaceOus food, may be mixed and all put in solution, and fed to the tiny things
through a syringe; maggots—called gentlcs—a bait for sale at all the rodfishing
places in ...
6
The General's Game Book: The Sporting Life of a Military ...
... and somevery large onesare frequently seen ... Supposing anotterto require
afish aday, hetakes asmuch as one rod wouldfrom the river during the rodfishing
season;only theotter is fishing all the year round, and if therebe very ...
Major-General Dare Wilson, CBE, MC, DL, FRIGS, 2013
Rock fishing, for instance. We don't recommend it unless you get paidby the hour.
A man might waste half a ton of rocks before he hits one fish. Then there's
rodfishing. All right if you've got a goodeye, andare a fairly straight shot with the
rod.
8
The Border Angler: a Guide-book to the Tweed and Its ...
A few grilse and salmon—the latter perhaps not particu- - larly clean—have,
however, always been got by “The Nest” anglers in the period of grace allowed
for rodfishing at the end of the season, and it is hoped that, in future, although the
time ...
9
Body Heat (Department 6 - Book 2)
Yesterday Bruce had taken Rodfishing. Rodhadacted asif it wasn't anybig deal,
but she could tell he was secretly excited.She'd loved packing his lunch, then
helping fry thetrout he brought home. Unfortunately Edna and Patrick weren't
quite ...
10
Principles of the Law of Scotland ... The fourth edition
... not merely by rod and spear A right to fish salmon with the rod is not conferred
by a grant of fishing, though followed by rodfishing (e). SALMON-FISHING. 417
Among the several grants which may subsist on 416 common mom' m WATER.
George Joseph BELL (Advocate.), Patrick Shaw, 1860
