| Introductory | page | 1 |
CHAPTER I. | | In Praise of the Dry Fly | " | 3 |
CHAPTER II. | | Dry Fly Tackle and Equipment | " | 7 |
CHAPTER III. | | Dry Fly Maxims | " | 13 |
CHAPTER IV. | | Education of the South Country Trout | " | 23 |
CHAPTER V. | | The May Fly | " | 27 |
CHAPTER VI. | | The Evening Rise | " | 33 |
CHAPTER VII. | | "Jack" | " | 37 |
CHAPTER VIII. | | Weed Cutting | " | 40 |
CHAPTER IX. | | The Angler and Ambidexterity | " | 43 |
CHAPTER X. | | Loch Fishing | " | 46 |
CHAPTER XI. | | Dapping for Trout | " | 53 |
CHAPTER XII. | | Grayling Fishing | " | 57 |
CHAPTER XIII. | | Notes on Rainbow Trout | " | 61 |
CHAPTER XIV. | | Salmon Fishing | " | 66 |
CHAPTER XV. | | A Trip to Ireland | " | 79 |
CHAPTER XVI. | | Salmon and Flies | " | 86 |
CHAPTER XVII. | | Salmon of the Awe | " | 91 |
CHAPTER XVIII. | | Disappointing Days | " | 97 |
CHAPTER XIX. | | Sea Trout Fishing and Its Chances | " | 106 |
L'Envoi | " | 113 |
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