Trout, collecting wild ova of,20ova, management of,20,34-9Turning fry out of rearing box,51-2out yearlings,68-9
Trout, collecting wild ova of,20ova, management of,20,34-9
Turning fry out of rearing box,51-2out yearlings,68-9
Varnishing wood, importance of,33,50Vegetation, aquatic, importance of,7aquatic, development of,9importance of, at water side,19on banks of water,9,19round rearing ponds,32,55
Varnishing wood, importance of,33,50
Vegetation, aquatic, importance of,7aquatic, development of,9importance of, at water side,19on banks of water,9,19round rearing ponds,32,55
Water-boatman,10, 64beetles,11,58-60,63bugs,63-4celery,13cress,13crowfoot,13flea,12,48lilies,13lobelia,13louse,65scorpion,64starwort,13Weeds, importance of, in waters,7planting in ponds,7in streams,8Willow round rearing ponds,32,55at water side,19Windermere char,78
Water-boatman,10, 64beetles,11,58-60,63bugs,63-4celery,13cress,13crowfoot,13flea,12,48lilies,13lobelia,13louse,65scorpion,64starwort,13
Weeds, importance of, in waters,7planting in ponds,7in streams,8
Willow round rearing ponds,32,55at water side,19
Windermere char,78
Yearling trout,56Yearlings, feeding of,67removal of, from rearing pond,70separating,68turning out,68-9
Yearling trout,56
Yearlings, feeding of,67removal of, from rearing pond,70separating,68turning out,68-9
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