Red Herring

Put the squid in a bathtub with salt or salt water, spit it with sharp wooden saliva, then hang it in tobacco to smoke and dry. This preserved fish can be kept for several months (actually carried in barrels to provide protein during long-distance navigation) but can not be eaten in this state, it softens before cooking It is necessary to soak in order to remove it.

In addition to their color, the important feature of the red snapper is that they are occasionally used to train hounds as they follow the smell, as they are strong scents.

Before 2008, people thought that the metaphor of 'bream' comes from the imaginary technique of nurturing young aroma hounds. There are various changes in this story, but according to a version, a hot red snapper is towed along the way until the puppy learns the smell. Later, when you train a dog to trace a faint smell of foxes or baboons, the trainer will confuse a red squid and a dog, which strong smells confound animals perpendicular to animals. After all, the dog remembered the original smell rather than a strong smell. McMillan's Proverb, Maxim and famous phrase (1976), the story variant is given without mentioning its use in training Early usage was derived from WF Bart published in 1849 I will. Le Napier lives. Another Robert Hendrickson (1994) shows a variant of a story of a dog and a prisoner who escaped says to use a spicy fish to hunt a hound dog

The word red scorpion means literally pungent, dry red fish. In fox hunting, hound dogs are prevented from catching foxes. Likewise, one can prevent you from probing his or her opinion, or discovering important things in the discussion, by distracting the noncritical problem. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes: Baskerville Hound is a typical example of red snapper. The reader was abandoned by a real murderer and began to doubt the prisoner who escaped and Barrymore. After all, however, this mystery was solved by the accidental recognition of Beryl, her husband, Stapleton was a real culprit, it was a mystery behind the mystery of the murder hound dog.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes: Baskerville Hound is an example of a typical red snapper. The reader was abandoned by a real killer and began to doubt the escape of "prisoner" and "barrymore." However, in the end, "Beryl" unexpectedly acknowledged that her husband, "Stapleton" is a real culprit and a mystery behind the whole mystery of the murderer "Hound". In the Withdrawing Room of MacLeod of Charlotte we observed that the killer planted the wrong clue and offered a red squid. Sarah Brownstone's passenger car "Augustus Kuifen" was murdered under the train. It seems that it was an accident until she could not identify the murderer until "Mary Smith" told "Sarah" it was murder. "Sarah" and "Max Bittersohn" investigated the case and found that the murderer plans to die beforehand and was ready to conceal it with persuasive red snapper.