A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, P, R, S, T, V, W.

Ælurichthys marinus, 133
Albula vulpes, v. Elops saurus, 141
Alligator Hunting, 36
Angel Fish, 178
Angelichthys isabelita, 178
Antennarius marmoratus, 141
Aransas Pass, 29
Archosargus probatocephalus, 134
Batistes carolinensis, 178
Bass, Channel, 159
Black Grouper, 159
Boca Grande, 25
Bony Fish, 141
“Bonito,” 166
Bream, Sea, 130
Cabbage Palm, 35
Captiva Pass, 29
Caranx hippos, 147
Carcharodon carcharias, 201
Catfish, Common, 129
Catfish, Gaff Topsail, 133
“Cavalla,” 60
Cavally, 147
Centrolabrus, 165
Channel Bass, 159
Cigars, Preserving, 206
Cobia, 166
Coral Fouling Lines, 59
Cost of Tarpon Fishing, 29
Crab-eater, 166
Crabs, Fiddler, 134
Crabs, Horseshoe, 130
Cynoscion nebulosus, 154
Devil-fish, 89
Dogs, Mortality of, 206
Eel, Spotted, 165
Elops saurus, 141
Epinephelus morio, 153
Fiddler Crabs, 134
Florida Keys, 165
“Forest and Stream” (quoted), 126
Gaff, Use of the, 85
Galeichthys felis, 129
Garfish, the, 148
Garrupa nigrita, 159
Giant Ray, 91
Gopher Tortoise, Method of catching, 121
Green Turtle, 118
Ground Spearing, 154
Groupers, 159
Guide, Duties of a, 44
Hammerhead Shark, 195
Harpooning Rays, 92, 99
Harpooning Sharks, 93
Harpooning Turtles, 112
Horseshoe Crabs, 130
Hotel near Boca Grande, 29
Hughes’ Floating Hotel, 29
Islands, Scenery of the, 35
Jewfish, 79
Kingfish, 60
Ladies as Tarpon Fishers, 73
Lamua cornubica, v. Carcharodon carcharias, 201
Leather Jacket, 177
Leathery Turtle, 112
Leopard Shark, 201
Lines, American, 30
Loggerhead Turtle, 111
Look Down, 172
Man-eating Shark, 195
Mangroves, 134
Mangrove Snapper, 171
“Manta,” 92
Menticirrhus littoralis, 171
Monacanthus hispidus, 177
Mugil brasiliensis, 183
---- cephalus, 189
Mullet Baits for Tarpon, 190
Mullet, Silver, 183
Mullet, Striped, 189
Mystriophys intertinctus, 165
Neomaenis griseus, 171
Playing a Tarpon, 65
Playing a Shark, 196
Pristis pectinatus, 190
Promicrops guttatus, 153
Punta Gorda, 30
Rachycentron canadus, 166
Rays, 89
Red Grouper, 153
Reels, 30
Rock Cook, 165
Rods, 30
Salmon and Tarpon Fishing compared, 22
Sawfish, 190
Scales of Jewfish, 80
Scales of Tarpon, 22
SciÆnops ocellatus, 159
Scirus myops, 154
“Sea Serpent,” 165
“Sea Trout,” 154
Selene vomer, 172
Shallow Water, Tarpon in, 53
Sharks, 190
Sheepshead, the, 134
Silver Moon Fish, 172
Silver Mullet, 183
Skill required in Tarpon Fishing, 48
Skipjack, 60
Sphyrna zygaena, 195
Spotted Eel, 165
Spotted Squeateague, 154
Still Fishing, 49
Striped Mullet, 189
Sucking Fish or Suckers, 79
Surf Whiting, 171
Tackle, 30
Tail of Whip Ray, 94
Tarpon, 21
Toad Fish, 141
Tortoise, 121
Trigger Fish, 178
Turtle, Cutting up, 118
Turtle, Harpooning, 112
Tylosaurus marinus, v. Belone spec., 148
Vegetation, 35
Vom Hofe, 30
Waddell, Mr. J. A. L. (quoted), 126
Ways of Losing a Tarpon, 126
Weight of Tarpon, 22
Whip Ray, Foul-hooked, 85
Whip Ray, Habits of, 89
Whip Ray, Harpooning, 92