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pROBABLY the majority of an- 

 glers overlook the great advan- 

 tage to be gained by the construction 

 of a fish pond, or by converting a little 

 lakelet of pure water into a private 

 fish preserve. This is usually thought 

 to be something very expensive, to be 

 afforded only by wealthy anglers and 

 sportsmen, or the large clubs devoted 

 to out-door recreation. As a matter 

 of fact, where natural conditions are 

 favorable, the expense of making a 

 private fish preserve is comparatively 

 small, and it should be borne in mind 

 that when one considers the value of 

 the wholesome fish food thus pro- 

 vided, the outlay will prove a good 

 business investment, without regard 

 to the excellent sport the angler- 

 owner will enjoy, near at hand. This, 

 of course, applies to those fortunate 

 enough to own a farm, or even a few 

 acres of property containing a little 

 lakelet or pond, or a small brook run- 

 ning through the premises. There 



