
The History of Esculent Fish
by Roger North
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Chapters (122)
- THE HISTORY OF ESCULENT FISH.
- The BARBEL,
- CARP.
- The CHUB
- The COD FISH
- The HADDOCK
- The HERRING.
- PRESERVED HERRINGS.
- The MACKAREL.
- The MULLET,
- The PEARCH, or PERCH,
- The PIKE
- The ROACH
- The SHAD
- The TENCH
- The TROUT
- The WHITING
- A DISCOURSE OF FISH AND FISH-PONDS.
- Of the Situation and Disposition of the principal Waters.
- Of the Manner of the making and raising Pond-Heads.
- The Dimensions of Pond-Heads.
- Of securing your Banks.
- Of Sluices.
- Of the Manner of working to raise a Pond-Head.
- Of Auxiliary Waters.
- Of Stews.
- Of Moats.
- Of other auxiliary Waters.
- The Course of laying the Great Waters Dry.
- Of the Breeding of Fish.
- The Manner of Stocking Waters.
- Of the Manner of feeding Fish.
- Of disposing your Increase of Fish.
- Of fishing for Carriage.
- Of Nurseries to Ponds and Fish.
- Of Frosts, and the Ways to save the Fish in them.
- Of the ordinary Benefits and Improvements by Fish.
- Of Benefits, besides the main Design.
- The Conclusion.
- INDEX.
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