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Overstocking with artificially- bred fish, the effect of continually fishing over Buy Thyroxine Tablets trout with the dry fly — thereby driving them through fear to feed on the fly larvae instead of the fly — and the de- struction caused to the larvae by an alleged increase of eels, are some of the suggested solutions of the problem. It is difficult to trace the mischief to any one source, but I believe overstocking is rare, and we have abundant proof that artificially-bred fish rise to the fly quite as boldly and regularly as the naturally-bred fish. Happily, if our experiences last spring and autumn on rivers like the Test, Itchen, and Frome maybe relied upon as a correct indication of the future, we shall 94 BA1LY*S MAGAZINE. [Fbbruah not suffer from a fly famine im- mediately. The rise of duns, from my own personal knowledge, was on one or two favourable days phe- nomenal. Still, we must not rest on our oars. There is plenty of \