The Northwestern standard., 1886-04-10
CHAPTER HI Continued.

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.be snaalxer arew 40 indignant that he
4braatanad to rnn down and snatch the
rod from the stran GERS hands: but Else
s,,,,,av co,nselled him TO estake it aisy
and interfere Ia ncbody's business until
be was asked: il the trout breaks the
mans gear she added, she has money
enough to buy more"
By this time the fish had run out a
greater part Of the line, and kept back
ing and tugging With all its might, like
a fettered partridge making last eff
fort TO escape on the approach of the
snarer, The whole strength Of the trout
was made to bear on the casting line;
FOR the rod instead Of being held in a
vertical position, allowing it's supple
noint to play up and down as the fish
plunged. was, on the contrary, grasped
in both hands as horizontally as if he
had canght shark with boat-hook,
and was actually .lragging it ashore by
main strength.
a1'he mans castin line.n cried Lanty,
s.if he has any on at all, must be made
of fddler's catgut, or it never could
stand that usage
Tbe tront after thus endeayorino to
shake ;tsalf free Of the hook now dived
ard making 8 desperate sheer. ran out
tbe line apparently 10 It's last turn on
The wheel and I,antv felt sure the trout
had broken loose at last, and carried
t,ies ana casting line away with him into
The deep But he was mistaken: for
hardly had the exhausted fish been down
moment, when be arose again, and
sprttered on the surface like wounded
wet hen. AT this instant an object came