[6] Contents [edit] From the 1855 Edition Contents Preface - v The Art of Fly Making - 1 An Easy Method to make the Trout Fly - 3 An Easy Method of making a Plain Salmon Fly - 8 To make the Trout Fly, in the best and most approved method - 13 To make the Palmer, or Double-Hackle Fly - 20 How to make the Salmon Fly, as shown in the Beautiful Plate of Engravings on Salmon Hooks - 23 Process of making the Gaudy Salmon Fly - 30 To make the Winged Larva - 42 A Catechism of Fly-Making - 46 The Trout Flies for the Season - 55 Flies for March - 57 Flies for April 60 Flies for May - 64 Flies for June - 69 Flies for July 72 Flies for August - 76 Fishing Rods and Fly Fishing - 80 Fly Fishing for Salmon - 88 An Account of the Salmon, and its Varieties - 96 The Salmon Fry - 100 A Description of the Fifteen Salmon Flies Engraved in the Plates - 104 Spring Flies - 117 Salmon Rivers - 120 The River Tweed - 121 The River Shannon - 123 The Lakes of Clare - 124 The Lakes of Killarney - 126 Lough Curran, Waterville - 133 Connamara and Ballynahinch - 138 Ballyna - 142 Ballyshannon - 145 The Rivers Bush and Bann - 149 The River Bann - 156 Lakes of Westmeath 163 The River Lee, at Cork - 169 Salmon Rivers in Scotland - 170 The River Tay - 171 The Dee and Don - 176 The River Spey - 177 The Findhorn - 179 Rivers and Lakes adjacent to Fort William, on the Caledonian Canal - 180 Salmon Flies for Fort William, &c - 186 Salmon Flies for the Ness 187 The River Shin - 189 The River Thurso - 191 The River Esk - 194 Loch Leven - 195 The River Allan - 196 Loch Awe and River - 200 The Rivers Irvine, Girvan, and Stincher, in Ayrshire - 203 Rivers of Wales.The Conway - 205 The River Dovey - 205 The River Tivey - 206 The Wye, Monmouth - 207 The River Severn - 208 The Trent - 209 Rivers of York and Derby - 210 The Hodder - 211 Rivers of Derby - 211 The Rivers Wandle and Coin - 212 Bait Fishing.The River Thames - 216 Perch - 218 Barbel - 219 Pike - 221 Roach - 224 Dace - 226 Carp - 226 Chub - 227 Gudgeons and Minnows - 228 Baits - 229 The Art of Dyeing Fishing Colours - 232 To Dye Yellow - 234 To Dye Brown - 236 To Dye a Yellow-Brown - 237 To Dye Blue - 238 To Dye Red - 239 To Dye Orange - 240 To Dye Purple or Violet - 241 To Dye Crimson - 241 To Dye Scarlet - 242 Crimson Red in Grain - 243 To Dye Green Drake Feathers and Fur - 243 To Dye Claret - 244 Another way to Dye Claret - 246 To Dye Black - 246 To Dye Greens of various Shades - 246 To Dye Lavender or Slate Dun, &c - 247 Blues - 248 A Silver Grey - 248 A Coffee or Chesnut - 249 To Dye Olives and a Mixture of Colours - 249 A Concise way of Dyeing Colours - 250 The Materials necessary for Artificial Fly Making - 256 List of Plates 1
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