... on of the banks, but if the ground iv fairly level, the peg once adjusted need not be altered again. Of course, I am now speaking of non-tidal rivers: In a tidal river the point of the rod must be raisetor lowered to suit the ebb and flow by re-ckniting ...

... splendid collection of stuffed fish hanging upon its walls been catching herrings thaw in shore, from a hundred to a generally speaking the season has been an open ono. and will prove an interesting sight to those dining at the few thousand per boat,—H. so ...

... Masefield gave his opinion that a fortnight in August would benefit the upper reaches of the river far more than in February. Speaking upon the condit ion of the weirs, he remarked that if they concurred with Mr. Berri ngton's report to the board on this subject ...

... most deadly tire. Seeing that the weight of opinion was against me, I preserved a discreet silence. Ou another occasion, speaking about trout, my old cport , ..nian deliberately told me that he had always got his best ones by means of a shot-gun. Bot ...

... almost the whole of the sport I have ever had with them has been obtained when not a breath of wind stirred, when, so to speak, Nature slept beneath the calm. I remember once fishing a lochan of precisely the kind alluded to, and what sport I had ou ...

... bream, not the garrison—are very fastidious in taste, and I learn it takes a native to successfully circumvent them. REPORT speaks well of the spawning months on the Foyle —the noblest river of the north—and all its tributaries, Finn, Castleder& Ownenkiliew ...

... hills of the Border Land, in wild lone glens whose little burns have a peculiar beauty of their own. In all Nature nothing speaks to me with such a living voice as some clear stream which I have known and loved long years ago. It whispers, and murmurs ...

... haunts are the Wig's Pool. thy Parson's Meadow. and the hack stretch below Weston OK above Kings Mills Weirs, and, generally speaking. the fish that are caught run a large size. They are of handsome colour, and fight like demons when hooked. AT a meeting ...

... ; but I find that a Badger hackle, perfect in Eize, perfect in shape, and perfect in colour is as bard to get as any. In speaking of Blue-dun Game, lie infers that it is so hopeless to think of them, that we must look to the Andalusian instead. It is ...

... correspondent for the Daily News and Daily Teleyraph; and being conversant with all the local dialects, he is in a position to speak with authority upon the Soudanese tribes. LoNDON : SAMPsON LOW, mABSTON AND COVIPANY, LIMITED. Rt. Duntatan's Hn.ise. Fetter ...

... for a surface lure proving deadly. But to proceed. Having got sick tired of lashing the pool in vain, and quite cankered, to speak figuratively, at the fish keeping on laughing at me, I climbed up the very high bank at my back—one of those pebbly and sandy ...

... with ; and, if this should be the case, I shall be glad to do all I can towards helping such a visitor to obtain sport, and 1 speak for the natives. TIGHT LINES. IN SPANISH WATERS : A SEQUEL. By Rux. WE left Mr. Scribbler in the train. on his way to Liverpool ...