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R. Lakeland. The Teesdale Angler
The Teesdale Angler
Table of Contents
Pisces Fluviales—RIVER FISH
ADVICE TO BEGINNERS
VARIOUS USEFUL HINTS
ON FLY FISHING
THE ANGLING MONTHS
NATURAL FLY FISHING
LIST OF PALMER FLIES FROM MARCH TO OCTOBER
LIST OF HACKLE FLIES FROM FEBRUARY TO NOVEMBER
REMARKS ON THE MARCH BROWN OR DUN DRAKE
SELECT LIST OF VERY KILLING FLIES, BOTH PALMERS AND HACKLES
LIST OF HACKLES AND SILKS TO SUIT
A LIST OF FLIES THAT WILL, OR AT LEAST ARE LIKELY TO KILL, IN ALL TROUT STREAMS
HOW TO DRESS THE ABOVE
RED PALMER
HOW TO MAKE A HACKLE FLY
TO MAKE A WINGED FLY
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR MAKING WINGED AND HACKLE FLIES
TO MAKE A PALMER FLY
GOLDEN PALMER
TO MAKE HACKLE FLIES
WORM OR BOTTOM FISHING
TROLLING WITH THE MINNOW
MAGGOTS
CADISS, OR CAD BAIT,
SALMON ROE
DYING FEATHERS FOR FLY MAKING
TO MAKE STRONG WHITE WAX
FISHING PANNIERS OR BASKETS
LANDING NETS
RODS
LINES
HEALTH—CAUTION
THE EYE, THE ONLY ACUTE FACULTY IN FISH
THE TRANSPORT OF TROUT AND GREYLING
THE NATURAL ENEMIES OF FISH
LAWS RELATIVE TO ANGLING
OBSERVATIONS IN REFERENCE TO THE EFFECT OF THE WEATHER ON FISH
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD FISHING DAY
ON EARLY RISING IN CONNECTION WITH ANGLING PURSUITS
OVER PRESERVATION, AND OTHER CAUSES THAT TEND TO MAKE TROUT SMALL AND SCARCE
ANGLING IMPEDIMENTS
BARNARD CASTLE AS AN ANGLING STATION
WEATHER SIGNS AND CHANGES
WEATHER TABLE
NOTICES OF RARE AND CURIOUS ANGLING BOOKS
ADDENDA
