Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• INTRODUCTION
• DEDICATORY EPISTLE
• INSCRIPTION TO THE READER
• CHAPTER ONE: Conference betwixt an Anger, a Hunter and a Falconer; each Commending his Recreation
• CHAPTER TWO: Observations of the Otter and Chub
• CHAPTER THREE: How to Fish for, and to Dress, the Chavender, or Chub
• CHAPTER FOUR: Observations of the Nature and reeding of the Trout, and how to Fish for him; and the Milkmaid's song
• CHAPTER FIVE: More Directions how to Fish for, and how to Make for the Trout an Artificial Minnow and Flies; with some Merriment
• CHAPTER SIX: Observations of the Umber or Grayling; and Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER SEVEN: Observations of the Salmon, with Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER EIGHT: Observations of the Luce, or Pike; with Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER NINE: Observations of the Carp; with Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER TEN: Observations of the Bream, with Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER ELEVEN: Observations of the Tench; with Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER TWELVE: Observations of the Perch; and Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Observations of the Eel, and other Fish that want Scales; and how to Fish for them
• CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Observations of the Barbel; and Directions how to Fish for him
• CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Observations of the Gudgeon, the Ruffe, and the Bleak; and how to Fish for them
• CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Is of Nothing, or that which is Nothing Worth
• CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: Of Roach and Dace, and how to Fish for them, and of Cadis
• CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Of the Minnow or Penk, of the Loach, and of the Bull-head or Millers' Thumb
• CHAPTER NINETEEN: Of Several Rivers; and some Observations of Fish
• CHAPTER TWENTY: OF Fish-ponds, and how to order them
• CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: Directions for Making of a Line, and for the colouring of both Rod and Line