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fore can not be especially fished for. They are really 

 inhabitants of the Great Lakes, but a few run into 

 the rivers tributary to them, and are occasionally 

 caught when angling for other fish. They are taken 

 on minnows and crabs. As they are determined 

 fighters, anglers always hope that good fortune will 

 send one to their hook. They are always taken with 

 bait^ rarely, if ever, with flies. 



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