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Identifier: fishesofeastatla00vand (find matches)
Title: The fishes of the east Atlantic coast, that are caught with hook and line
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Van Doren, Louis Otis, 1863- Clarke, Samuel C Kenworthy, Charles James
Subjects: Fishes -- Atlantic Coast Fishing -- United States
Publisher: New York, The American angler
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
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imit theirdestructive trade to certain periods. To secure this it behooves theAssemblies of the States bordemng the Atlantic to jjass an act lim-iting the catching of menhaden with seine nets to an open seasonand have the rest of the year close. Tiiis would allow the menha-den time to multiply and would secure the future of the fish markets. In form the menhaden resembles the shad/ It has the same shapeand contour of body. It is a bright silvery fish, and so far as Iknow, has never been taken with a hook. One of the most usefulpurjjoses the menhaden serve is in the lobster fisheries; the fish aresalted before being used for bait. The menhaden are almost all ofone size—about twelve inches long. The farmers of Long Islandsometimes eat the mossbunker. It has an oily, rather rancid and fishy taste. It is necessary that every angler should use his best influence tosecure some protection for tlie menhaden, else they will become ex.tinct and Avith them a great branch of salt water fishing.
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  • bookdecade:1880
  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookauthor:Clarke__Samuel_C
  • bookauthor:Kenworthy__Charles_James
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  • booksubject:Fishing____United_States
  • bookpublisher:New_York__The_American_angler
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