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3. Salmons best biting time is 9 a Clock in the forenoon, and 3 in the afternoon in a clear water, and when some wind bloweth against the Stream; when struck he usually falleth to plunge and leap, but does not ordinarily en∣deavour to run to the end of the Line, as the
Trout will, young Salmons are very tender mouthed.