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and wood grubs as baits; May, June, July and August best; hotels $1 to $2 

 p. d.; boats and bait at trifling cost. The waters are mostly shallow and wading is 

 generally practiced. 



Bobbins (Q. & C.) Brimstone cr. 2^m.; Newrun3in.; Clear Fork 4 m. ; White 

 Oak 2 in., Clear Fork best; pickerel, b. b., salmon, (pike perch,) perch, catfish etc.; 

 pickerel and bass most numerous; minnows as baits; April and May best; hotel at 

 reasonable rates; guides at $1 p. trip; boats 25c to 50c. p. d. 



' Rock Island (N. C. & St. L. See page X) Caney Fork, Eocky r. Collins r. 1 m. ; 

 first best; trout, (probably b. o.,) black perch, catfish, redhorse etc.: minnows, 

 worms and crayfish as baits ; May, June, September and October best; boats free; 

 minnows Ic each. 



Rockwood (Q. & C.) Emory r. 8 m. ; Mammy's cr. 10 m.; first best; bass, jack, 

 catfish etc.; minnow baits; May, June, September and October best; hotel $2 p. 

 d.; boats not needed. 



Roddy (Q. & C.) Whites cr. 2 m.; Camp cr. at station; Tennessee r. 2}^ m.; 

 first best; Jack, pike, trout (?), perch etc.; minnows and worms as baits; May best 

 month; hotels $3 p. w.; guide $1 p. d. ; i-oats and bait cheap. In this section 

 the name of "jack" appears to be indiscriminately applied to the pike and pike- 

 perch. Roddy is located in the mountainous section of Tenn., hence the "trout" 

 BO called is probably the brook trout of the East. 



Shellmound (K C. & St. L. Seepage X) Cove cr. % m.; Sequatchie r. 2m.; 

 Tenn. r. at station; Sequatchie r. best; trout, (b. b.,) perch, buffalo etc.; April and 

 May best; baits, minnows, crayfish and dough; no regular hotels, guides or boats. 

 Good fishing in Sequatchie r. ; in the Tennessee trot or "layout" lines only are 

 used and those by market fishermen. 



Sparta (N. C. & St. L.) Caney Fork 18 m.; trout, (b. b.,) perch, catfish etc.; trout 

 most numerous; a good fishing water; April and May best; baits, minnows, cray- 

 fish and worms; hotels, guides, boats and baits reasonable. A good hunting sec- 

 tion. 



Union City (N. C. & St. L. See page X.) Reelfoot 1, 15 m.; b. b., bream, pick- 

 erel, percfl, croppies etc. ; 1. and s. m. b. b., most numerous; live minnow and 

 spoonbaits; spring and fall months; hotel $1 and $2 p. d.; guides at reasonable 

 prices; boats free to guests of the hotel. Good wild fowl shooting on the lake, 

 which is noted for very fine fishing. 



Wartrace (N. C. & St. L.) Garrison 1 m.; Duck r. 3> m.; Duck r. best; trout, 

 (b. b.,) perch etc.; bass most numerous; March, April, May, Sept. and Oct. best; 

 baits, minnows and crayfish: hotels $1.50 p. d. ; boats free, baits reasonable. The 

 resident anglers are very courteous to visiting fishermen. 



Wauhatchie (N. C. & St. L. See page X) Look Out er. y z m.; Tennessee r. 2) 

 m. ; last best; trout (probably b. b.) perch, drum, buffalo etc.; trout and buffalo 

 most numerous; spring and summer best. 



Waverly(N. C. & St. L.) Trace cr. near station; Richland cr's 3 and 5m.; 

 White Oak 10m.; Buffalo r. 5 m.; two last best; trout (?) perch, bass, (probably 

 rock bass or goggle-eyes), salmon (pike-perch); trout and perch most abundant; 

 minnows as bait; early spring and late fall best; hotel $2 p. d.; guides $1 p. d.; 

 bait can be had; boats not necessary. White Oak is considered a very fine fishing 

 water, b. b. weighing up to 6 Ibs. having been taken from it. 



Winfield(Q. & C.) South fork Cumberland r. 7 m.; jack fish, (?) salmon, 

 (pike-perch) white perch, b. b., catfish etc.; salmon most numerous; minnows as 

 bait; June best month; no hotels, camping has to be done; guide can be had; min- 

 nows Ic each; boat free . Good wild turkey shooting, 



TEXAS. 



Alleyton (G. H. & S. A.) Colorado r. % m.; Millers 1. 3 m. ; trout, (b. b.), perch, 

 "gaspergou," (?) buffalo and catfish; gaspergou most abundant; live bait and earth- 

 worms used; March to October best; hotel $25 p. m.; guide $1 p. d.; guide furnishes 

 bait. 



Columbus (G. H. & S. A.) Colorado r. % m.; Cumings cr. 4 m.; Miller's 1. 3 

 m.; Peach cr. 7m.; Cumings cr. best; trout, (b. b.), perch, drum, catfish, buffalo, 

 etc.; perch most abundant; worms and small fish as baits; May and June best; 

 hotels $2 p. d.; boats not needed. 



