Trolling for Pike in the River Lee by James Pollard

Three men in top hats fish at a weir beside a river, one bending a long rod under willow trees.

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Three men in early nineteenth-century dress fish from a riverbank beside a wooden footbridge and a weir, with one long rod bent sharply as a fish is caught. Willow and poplar trees and a distant hillside frame the scene under a partly cloudy sky. James Pollard's 1831 work, Trolling for Pike in the River Lee, records this sporting pastime in an outdoor setting.

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