The Complete Angler, 5th edition

IZAAK WALTON

THE COMPLEAT ANGLER

Contents

 * Preface directed to John Offley
 * Epistle to the reader

The first day:
 * Chapter I: A Conference betwixt an Angler, a Falconer, and a Hunter, each commending his Recreation

The second and third day:
 * Chapter II:On the Otter and the Chub

The third day, continued:
 * Chapter III: How to fish for, and to dress, the Chavender of Chub
 * Chapter IV: On the Nature and Breeding of the Trout, and how to fish for him

The third and fourth day:
 * Chapter V: On the Trout

The fourth day, continued:
 * Chapter VI: The Umber or Grayling
 * Chapter VII: The Salmon
 * Chapter VIII: On the Luce or Pike
 * Chapter IX: On the Carp
 * Chapter X: On the Bream
 * Chapter XI: On the Tench
 * Chapter XII: On the Perch
 * Chapter XIII: Of the Eel, and other Fish that want Scales
 * Chapter XIV: Of the Barbel
 * Chapter XV: Of the Gudgeon, the Ruffe, and the Bleak

The fourth and fifth day:
 * Chapter XVI: Is of nothing, or of nothing worth

The fifth day, continued:
 * Chapter XVII: Of Roack and Dace
 * Chapter XVIII: Of the Minnow, or Penk; Loach, Bull-Head, or Miller's- Thumb: and the Stickle-bag
 * Chapter IXX: Of Rivers, and some Observations of Fish
 * Chapter XX: Of Fish-Ponds
 * Chapter XXI