. American guide du pêcheur : ou, complète le manuel de Fisher, pour les États-Unis : contenant les opinions et les pratiques des pêcheurs expérimentés des deux hémisphères ; avec l'ajout d'une deuxième partie.. La pêche. Le Sandre jaune. 297 " C'est le brochet, du commun, oeil de verre, et les dorés jaunes de la région des Grands lacs et de la plupart des lacs intérieurs de la partie occidentale de l'État. Dans l'Ohio il a reçu le nom de saumon. Le nom ordinaire ne donne aucune idée correcte de son caractère. C'est un vrai la perche, bien que sa forme et les habitudes de penser très naturellement l'idée de brochets. J'ai, par conséquent, un

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. American angler's guide : or, complete fisher's manual, for the United States: containing the opinions and practices of experienced anglers of both hemispheres ; with the addition of a second part.. Fishing. THE YELLOW PIKE PERCH. 297 " This is the common Pike, Pickerel, Glass Eye, and Yellow Pike of the great lakes and most of the inland lakes of the western part of the State. In Ohio it has received the name of Salmon. The ordinary name gives no correct idea of its character. It is a true perch, although its form and habits suggest very naturally the idea of pike. I have, therefore, applied to it a name which indicates its true position, and is a translation of its classical appellation." " The Pike-perch is exceedingly voracious, and is highly prized for food. It is caught readily with the hook, and appears to prefer as bait the common fresh water cray-fish (Astacus Bartoni). According to Dr. Rutland it is one of the most valuable fish for the table found in the western waters, and sells readily at a high price. It is found in such quantities about the Maumee River, as to induce the fishermen to make it an article of commerce. At Lake Huron it spawns in April or May. In Chatauque Lake I was informed of one which was thirty inches long. It had swallowed a duck, which had thrust its head through the gill openings of the fish, and having thus destroyed it, both were found dead upon the shores." The best arrangement for his successful capture is a good size basse rod, and the regular basse tackle, with the exception of the hook, which should be about the size of that used for the king fish, say about No. 4 salmon. The bait most generally used is the minnow or shiner.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Brown, John Jay. New York : H. Long & Brother ; John J. B

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