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INDEX.

ACC

ACCLIMATISATION of the black
bass, 386-389. 390-397
Artificial baits, 58-62. 101

BARBEL and bream, and fishing

for, 299-307
Bait cans, 44-47

Baits for pike, and bait catching,
40.63

Baits, natural, for spinning,
40; 'live-baits,' 138

fresh or stale, 42

how to keep alive, 42. 44
brandy as a 'reviver,' 43.
160

tench as a pike bait, 43
bait cans, 44-47

Field's aerating bait can, 47
Baits, preserved, and various
experiments, 52-57

eel-tail, salt and fresh, and
whitebait, 53-57
Artificial Baits, 58-62. 101
'composite bait,' 61
pike fly, 62

Bait catching, 47

cast net, 47

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DACE and chub, and fishing
for, 308-323

dace and chub flies, 309. 315
turned-down eyed hooks for
flies, 309

'Pennell sneck' bend, 310
'jam knot' attachment for
flies, 309-311

bottom fishing and ground
baiting, 316

natural grasshoppers and arti

ficial caterpillars, 316

'pith' and bullock's brains,
234
Disgorgers, 29
Dogs, fishing, 247

EEL-TAIL bait, salt and fresh,
53-57
Exeter, Marquis of, piscicultural
experiments, 390-405

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HOOKS, killing powers of, in
Pike-spinning flights, 74.

124
defective ditto, 75
triangles for ditto, 76
'flying triangles,' ditto, 68
tail and reverse hooks, ditto,
77

'straight reverse' ditto, 77
lip hooks and new patterns,
ditto, 77. 83

for float fishing generally, 205-
207. 309-311. 229
for chub and dace flies, 309-
311

eyed, turn-down, 309-313
for float-fishing

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and sea-fishing, 313

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Perch and perch fishing (cont.):

perch fishing with paternoster,
259

minnow and float, 262

spinning for, baits and tackle,
262-265

float and worm, 265

Pike, notes on history of,
1-7

European and American, 3
British, early notices of, 4
derivations of names, 4–5
tame pike, 140

taking frogs in stew-ponds,
139

killed by swallowing lizard,

141

capacity of food consumption,
143

growth rate, 144-149

fish casting v. fish stuffing,
149

very large pike, 150-155
pike with rings, 155

fish 'declensions,' 157
voracity of pike, 158. 180-
183. 194

edible qualities of, and cook-
ing, 197-203
spawning, 203

Pike fishing, 64-204
Spinning for pike, 64-131
early mention of, 65
kinking' and its remedy,
66.89

correct principles in con-
struction of spinning
flights, 67

'flying' triangles, 68

three patterns of flights,
69-74

to bait a spinning flight,
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77.83

Tinsel and varnish for flights,
80

proportion of runs missed,
81. 122

Mr. Pennell's improved flights,
81.67-74

to dispense with lip hooks,
82

diagram of, and trace, 83. 85
materials for dressing flights,
84

the trace, 83. 85
how to twist gut, 86

'Buffer' knot for traces, 87
swivels, 88

leads-new pattern, 88-90.

91. 03
lead wire, 91

kinking,' 66. 89

testimony to success of Mr.
Pennell's spinning tackle,
91-93

how and where to spin, 94-131
method of casting, 95
Nottingham style,' 97. 19
'Thames style,' 99-100
long cast, 99

best places for spinning, 100.
106. III

artificial baits, failure of, 101.
58-62

jack fishing on the Avon, 107-

III

'midge antidote,' 110-111

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