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perch and a few baas; catfish and perch most numerous; minnows, frogs and 

 white worms usual baits: June and July best. 



North. Platte (U. P.)- -South and North Platte r's. 1 111.; Lamplaugh's 1. 5m.;. 

 pike, catfish, buft'alo etc. ; some carp in Lamplaugh's 1. ; fresh meat bait; July, 

 August, September and October beat, hotels $2 to $3 p. d. 



Omaha (U. P) There are no waters adjacent of any importance; Cut-off 1. 1 in.; 

 Florence 1. 5m.; Pries 1. 7 m., contain some pickerel a few b. b., and numbers of 

 large catfish. 



Otoe Agency (U. P.) Big Blue r. 4 ' m.; pike, catfish, buffalo etc.; catfish most 

 numerous; minnows usual bait; April, May and June best; hotels $1 p. d. ; $3.50 

 p. w. ; boats plenty. 



Powells (St. J. & W.) Big Sandy r. % m.; Little Blue r. \ m.; about equally 

 good; channel cattish, horn pouts, sunfish etc.; channel catfish most numerous; 

 minnows and frogs usual bait; May best mouth. 



Schuyler (U. P.) Shell cr. and p. 3 m.; pond best; rock salmon, pickerel and 

 buffalo; the last predominating; beef, worm, and grasshopper baits; July and 

 August best; hotel $2 p. d. ; guides, boats and bait reasonable. 



Waterloo 'U. P.) Hauger 1. 2% m. ; Elkhorn r. ^ m.; first best; b. b. and pick- 

 erel in lake, and catfish principally in river; bass most numerous; minnows and 

 spoons used in lake; April, May and June; hotels at reasonable prices; guide with 

 team $3 to $5 p. d.; boats at small cost; bait plenty at nominal charge. 



NEVADA. 



Carson (V. & T.) Truckee and Carson r's adjacent* first best; rainbow and 

 lake trout; lake trout most numerous; minnows and flies are usual baits; May to 

 November best; hotels $2 to $3 p. d. 



Palisade (Eu. & P.) The Humbpldtr. 50 yards distant contains a fair number 

 of trout, which are most numerous in Jiily, Aug. and Sept.; minnow and worm bait 

 used; hotels $2.50 p. d., and neither boats or guides required. This is the only 

 fishing ground on the Eureka & Palisade r. r.. 



NtW HAMPSHIRE. 



Alton (B. & M.) L. Winnepesaukee 1 m. ; Merry-meeting p. 5 m.; Bear p. 3 m.; 

 first best; trout, b. b., cusk and pickerel; trout most numerous; red fin minnows 

 as bait; January to April and June to September best, hotels $1 p. d.; guide $2 p. 

 d. ; boats lUc p. h. ; bait $1 p. 100. Within a radius of 6 m. there are several ponds 

 containing pickerel. 



Alton Bay (B. & M.) Places p. 4 m.; Hills p. 4 m.; L. Winnepesaukee: last best; 

 lake trout, b. b., pickerel, cusk and perch; perch and bass most numerous; live 

 bait used; March, April, June and July best; hotels $1 to $2 p. d.; guides $2 p. d. ; 

 boats 15c p. h., or 75c p. d.; bait $1 p. 100. There are aleo some trout brooks 2 to 5 

 m. from this place. 



Ashuelot (Conn. R.) Pisgat pds. 3 m.; Spofford 1. 9 m.; Forest 1. 2 m., and nu- 

 merous trout streams; Spofford 1. the best; pike, b. b., pickerel, trout and perch; 

 pickerel and perch most nuinereus; good all the months of open season; worm and 

 minnow baits; boats and bait plenty. 



Barring-ton (W. N. & R.) Winkleys p. 1> m.; Swains p. 3 m.; Nippo p. 5 m.; 

 Stone House p. 5 m. ; Ayer's p. 5 m.; Swains and Ayer's pds. best; pickerel, perch, 

 pouts, etc. quite numerous; minnow and worm baits; summer months and Sept- 

 ember best. There are also three brooks, Greenhill, Malaga and Pierce's, in this 

 vicinity where trout are caught; May is best month for them. 



Bartlett(P. & 0.) Saco r. y z m.; Albay br. and Razor br.: first best; trout; 

 worm bait; June best month; hotels and guides at moderate cost. 



Berlin Palls (Gr. T.) Head p. 4 m.; Millsfield pds. 22 m.; Success p. 10 m.; 

 also some small streams in the vicinity; Millsfield p. best; trout, pickerel and b.b.; 

 trout and pickerel most abundant; worms and live bait; May, June and July best; 

 hotels $2 p. d.; guides $2 p. d.; boats and bait at reasonable cost. This station is 

 the nearest point by rail to the Megalloway waters of Maine. 



Centre Conway (!'. & 0.) Walkers 1 p. m.; Horseshoe p. % m.; first named 



