DEALING WITH

THE NATURAL HISTORY, THE LEGENDARY LORE,

THE CAPTURE OF

BRITISH FRESHWATER FISH,

AND

TACKLE AND TACKLE MAKING.

ILLUSTRATED.

By J. H. KEENE.

LONDON:

"THE BAZAAR" OFFICE, 179, STRAND, W.C.

1881.

At page 79, line eleven, for Cieplin, read Creplin.
At page 82, line seventeen, for James, read William.
At page 102, line one, for Lencisci, read Lencisoini.
At page 121, line thirty-three, for Good, read Gross.
At page 130, line one, for Cœrulues, read Cæruleus.
At page 132, line one, for Albumus, read Alburnus.
At page 134, line thirty-four, for Albuminus, read Alburnus.

At end of Chapter XX., add the words "on perch."

At page 144, line one, for Posson, read Poisson.

At page 144, line nine, for Posson, read Poisson.

At

page 165, line thirty-eight, for Weirs, read Rivers.

At page 266, in paragraph commencing "Spinning with the"

and "The Tackle used for," &c., for fan, read par.

At page 271, for description of the dew or the maiden lob worm, see Chapter on Bream, not Barbel.

At page 272, line twelve, for March, read Marsh.

At page 285, line nine, for Fairo, read Fario.

At page 285, line eleven, for Fairo, read Fario.