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id: 43856
type: WORK_OF_ART
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  ''Pears like hit would be a powerful good thing for some one to cotch him an'' send all dat money to dat poor woman


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id: 17171
title: New England Salmon Hatcheries and Salmon Fisheries in the Late 19th Century
author: Various
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  of the fishery this year is the great numbers of young salmon caught, S.--Kennebec salmon caught to-day in the Hudson River at Bath near much better food-fish than the salmon. years the number of salmon has largely increased, due mainly, no doubt, salmon fisheries in the following rivers, namely, the Penobscot, the inclosure made in Dead Brook, and a stock of breeding salmon placed the salmon at the ordinary fishing season, May, June, and July, and keep The salmon placed in this inclosure had to be carted in tanks of water salmon, after it has left the fresh-water rivers in which it spawns and fish are taken throughout the entire pound-net season, but are most region, a great many salmon were being taken in the pound nets. In 1893, 3 fish were taken, as follows: May 10, a salmon weighing 19 1893, 2 salmon weighing 10 or 12 pounds each were taken at that place.


id: 26560
title: Jim Spurling, Fisherman or Making Good
author: Tolman, Albert Walter
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  "Got your letter last night, Jim," said he, "and I can tell you it took Captain Nemo, towing behind Spurling on his leash, got in Percy''s way, Percy got the lower near the door, with Budge over him; while Spurling and lose our way," said Jim. The remainder of the morning was spent in fitting up the lobster-traps With a wry face Jim held the thing up for Percy''s Percy had kept the _Barracouta_ near by as Jim pulled the dory along "Guess I''ve told you all I know, and more, too," said Jim. They were back in Sprowl''s Cove at half past ten, and put their lobsters "Percy," said Jim as the sloop rolled rhythmically on the long Atlantic "Look at the pirate!" said Jim. Grasping a ganging well above the hook, he held the fish up for Percy''s "Let me spell you at the oars, Jim," said Percy.


id: 26632
title: The Bounty of the Chesapeake: Fishing in Colonial Virginia
author: Wharton, James
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  _The Bounty of the Chesapeake; Fishing in Colonial Virginia._ By small rivers all the year there is a good plenty of small fish, so James river, the best waters for sturgeon in Virginia to this day. fish named by Colonial reporters are to be found in Virginia waters There are many more varieties of fish caught by Virginia fishermen expect at time of year to have a good fishing for cod, as both at of salt, fish, and profits of the land shall be for the tenants, conveyed quantities of salt fish to the Colony from Canada on his ship Colony in Virginia and that fish is worth not less than £600. time for fishing, that the salt or pickle would not keep them as in remain today among Virginia''s most plentiful fish but the salting The fishermen of Virginia needed salt for their fish as _The Fish and Fisheries of Colonial Virginia._ In


id: 15035
title: Fishing Grounds of the Gulf of Maine
author: Rich, Walter H. (Walter Herbert)
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  fishes--the cod, haddock, cusk, hake, pollock, and halibut--and each western shore of Nova Scotia is virtually all fishing ground for cod, fathoms on the shoal ground running from 5 miles from Gull Rock and the Rips furnish good cod and haddock fishing for the entire year, with hake ground from this point south to the Lurcher Shoal furnishes good fishing Island is all good ground in summer for cod and for pollock, also, when Principally Maine vessels fish this ground, using hand line and trawl. comparatively small ground, but it furnishes good cod fishing in the This is a cod and haddock ground at seasons when these fish are in in spring and fall and a haddock ground in winter and is fished by Principally a summer small-boat ground fished by hand lines, trawls, and Pollock Hub 3 miles) is a fishing ground for haddock in January and


id: 43856
title: The Boy Chums Cruising in Florida Waters or, The Perils and Dangers of the Fishing Fleet
author: Ely, Wilmer M. (Wilmer Mateo)
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  "Both my chum and I would like to learn how to run the engine," Charley "Something that will not bear the light of day, I guess," said Charley, "Now look here, Hunter," Charley said coolly, "you fellows objected to "I never mentioned last night," said Charley, quickly, and Hunter Walter and the captain hurried to Charley and helped him up from the start out for real work," said Charley, cheerfully, ignoring his chum''s Well, Charley and the captain would never want him to fish with them way home," Charley said as soon as he got the engine started. It still lacked an hour to time to go fishing and Charley lay down on He and Walter changed places, and while Charley picked out the fish "I believe the wind is going down a little," Charley said, shortly Followed by the captain and Chris, Charley headed for the little


