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THis Fish is called the Fisherman, because he hunts and takes other Fishes, which * 1.1 he doth almost by the same cunning which the Cuttell uses; for he hath hanging at his throat a certaine bagge like the Wattells of a Turckycocke. This when hee listeth he casteth out, and layeth before the little fishes for a baite, and then by litle and litle drawes it up againe untill he catch for food the litle fishes seazing upon it as a prey.
The craft of the Fisher∣man-fish in taking her prey.