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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 245 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

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PREFACE.

I know not how to apologise for submitting a Second Edition of this little Book to the notice of the Angling few, after the appearance of so many by clever writers, except the many calls I had for it, and a sincere desire of improving farther upon a craft that has not hitherto been clearly promulgated by a real practitioner; consequently my great object is to benefit and amuse my readers, by giving them something practical, which at the present time may be particularly wanted by those who love to make their own flies,