The Complete Angler,

THE FIFTH DAY.

CHAP. XVII. Of ROACH and DACE, and how to fish for them;
and of CADIS.
CHAP. XVIII.-Of the MINNOW or PENK, of the LOACH, and of the
BULL-HEAD, or MILLER'S THUMB

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CHAP. XIX.-Of several rivers, and some observations of fish
CHAP. XX.-Of Fish-ponds, and how to order them
CHAP. XXI.-Directions for making of a Line, and for the colouring
of both Rod and Line
APPENDIX ON RODS, LINES, HOOKS, and other Tackle, according to
the latest authorities; (by the Publisher)

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PART II.

THE COMPLETE ANGLER; by CHARLES COTTON. Instructions how
to angle for a Trout or Grayling in a clear stream

LIFE OF COTTON

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339

CHAP. I.-Conference between a country gentleman proficient in
Fly-fishing and a traveller who becomes his pupil
CHAP. II.—An account of the principal rivers in Derbyshire.
Viator lodges at Piscator's house

CHAP. III.-Conference containing a description of Cotton's fishing-
house, with his apology for writing a supplement to
Walton's book

CHAP. IV. Of angling for TROUT or GRAYLING, divided into three

THE THIRD DAY.

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CHAP. III.-How to fish for, and to dress, the CHAVENDER or
CHUB

CHAP. IV. Observations of the nature and breeding of the TROUT
and how to fish for him. And the Milk-maid's Song.

105

CHAP. V.-More directions how to fish for, and how to make for
the Trout an Artificial Minnow and Flies; with some
merriment

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THE FOURTH DAY.

CHAP. V. continued.-On TROUT FISHING.

CHAP. VI.-Observations of the UMBER or GRAYLING, and
directions how to fish for them

CHAP. VII.-Observations of the SALMON, with directions how to
fish for him

CHAP. VIII.-Observations of the LUCE or PIKE, with directions
how to fish for him
CHAP. IX.-Observations of the CARP, with directions how to fish
for him

187

CHAP. X.-Observations of the BREAM, and directions to catch

him

219

CHAP. XI.-Observations of the TENCH, and advice how to angle

CHAP. XII.-Observations of the PEARCH, and directions how to
fish for him

230

CHAP. XIII.-Observations of the EEL, and other fish that want
scales, and how to fish for them

CHAP. XIV. Observations of the BARBEL, and directions how to
fish for him

CHAP. XV.-Observations of the GUDGEON, the RUFFE, and the
BLEAK, and how to fish for them

CHAP. XVI.-Is of nothing; or that which is nothing worth

THE FIFTH DAY.

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CHAP. XVII. Of ROACH and DACE, and how to fish for them;
and of CADIS .
CHAP. XVIII.—Of the MINNOW or PENK, of the LOACH, and of the
BULL-HEAD, or MILLER'S THUMB

CHAP. XIX. Of several rivers, and some observations of fish
CHAP. XX.-Of Fish-ponds, and how to order them
CHAP. XXI.-Directions for making of a Line, and for the colouring
of both Rod and Line
APPENDIX ON RODS, LINES, HOOKS, and other Tackle, according to
the latest authorities; (by the Publisher)