English Language · Para Jumbles

Rearrange the jumbled sentences (A, B, C, D) between S1 and S2 to form a coherent paragraph. S1. There was plenty of fish in the creek, fresh-water bream, cod, cat-fish, and tailers. A. Andy would fish for three hours at a stretch if encouraged by a 'nibble' or a 'bite' now and then - say once in twenty minutes. B. The party were fond of fish, and Andy and Dave of fishing. C. However, the creek was low, just a chain of muddy water-holes, from the hole with a few bucketfuls in it to the sizable pool with an average depth of six or seven feet, and they could get fish by baling out the smaller holes or muddying up the water in the larger ones till the fish rose to the surface. D. The butcher was always willing to give meat in exchange for fish when they caught more than they could eat; but now it was winter, and these fish wouldn't bite. S2. There was the cat-fish, with spikes growing out of the sides of its head, and if you got pricked you'd know it, as Dave said.