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[1815?] (as The modern fisher). Treatise also contains sections on
shooting and coursing.
Howitt, S. The angler’s manual: or concise lessons of experience.
Liverpool 1808.
Williamson, T. The complete angler’s vade-mecum. 1808.
Salter, R. The modern angler. Oswestry [1811?].
Lascelles, R. A series of letters on angling, shooting and coursing. 3
pts 1813–14.
Salter, T. F. The angler’s guide. 1814, 1815, [1823], 1833.
Charleton, T. W. The art of fishing: a poem. North Shields 1819.
‘Piscator’ (T. P. Lathy). The angler: a poem in ten cantos. 1819. Largely
plagiarism of The anglers, a poem pbd anon 1758 and attributed
to Thomas Scott.
Salter, T. F. The troller’s guide. 1820, 1841.
‘An angler’ (Sir Humphrey Davy). Salmonia: or days of fly fishing.
1828, 1829, 1832; ed J. Davy 1851, 1869.
March, J. The jolly angler or waterside companion. [1831].
‘Greendrake, Gregory’ (J. Coad). The angling excursions of Gregory
Greendrake esq [in Ireland]. Dublin 1832. Originally pbd in 3 pts
Dublin 1824–6, this edn with addns by ‘Geoffrey Greydrake’ (T.
Ettingsall) called the 4th.
Penn, R. Maxims and hints for an angler and miseries of fishing to
which are added maxims and hints for a chess player. 1833 (anon),
1839, 1842 (as Maxims and hints on angling, chess, shooting and
other matters).
Baddeley, J. The London angler’s book. 1834.
[Bitton, W.] The angler in Ireland. 2 vols 1834. A description of a
fishing tour.
[Chatto, W. A.] Scenes and recollections of fly-fishing. 1834. Under
pseudonym ‘S. Oliver’.
Hansard, G. A. Trout and salmon fishing in Wales. 1834.
Medwin, T. The angler in Wales: or days and nights of sportsmen. 2
vols 1834.
‘An old angler and bibliopolist’ (T. Boosey). Piscatorial reminiscences
and gleanings; to which is added a catalogue of books on
angling. 1835. See Ellis, A catalogue of books on angling, above.
[Chatto, W. A.] The angler’s souvenir. 1835 (under pseudonym ‘P.
Fisher’); ed G. C. Davies [1877].
Stoddart, T. T. See col 672, above.
A collection of right merrie garlands, for North Country anglers.
Newcastle-on-Tyne 1836, 1842; ed J. Crawhall 1864.
Jesse, E. An angler’s rambles. 1836.
Ronalds, A. The fly-fisher’s entomology. 1836; ed ‘Piscator’ (B. Smith)
1856 (5th edn); ed J. C. Carter 1901 (10th edn); ed H. E. Maxwell 2
vols Liverpool 1913; ed H. T. Sheringham 1921.
Hofland, T. C. The British angler’s manual: or the art of angling in
England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, with some account of the
principal rivers. 1839; ed E. Jesse 1848.
Younger, J. On river angling for salmon and trout. Edinburgh 1840,
1860, 1864.
Pulman, G. P. R. The vade mecum of fly-fishing for trout. London
and Axminster 1841, London 1846, 1851.
Rustic sketches: being poems on angling. Taunton 1842.
Scrope, W. Days and nights of salmon fishing in the Tweed. 1843; ed
H. T. Sheringham 1921.
Wayth, C. Trout fishing, or the river Darent: a rural poem. 1845.
Blakey, R. Hints on angling. 1846.
The angler’s complete guide to the rivers and lakes of England.
1853, 1859.
The angler’s complete guide to the rivers and lochs of Scotland. 1854.
Angling: or how to angle and where to go. 1854; ed W. Senior 1898
(with memoir of Blakey).
(ed). The angler’s song book. 1855.
Historical sketches of the angling literature of all nations. 1856.
Akerman, J. Y. Spring-tide: or the angler and his friends. 1850.
Fishing sketches.
Newland, Rev H. The Erne: its legends and its fly fishing. 1851.
Fiction based on fact.
Forest scenes in Norway and Sweden: being extracts from the
journal of a fisherman. 1854. Fiction based on fact.
‘A North-Country angler’ (T. Doubleday) (ed). The Coquet-Dale
fishing songs. Edinburgh 1852. Mainly by R. Roxby with a
memoir by Doubleday.
Badham, C. D. Prose halieutics: or ancient and modern fish tattle.
1854.
‘Clericus’ (W. Cartwright). Rambles and recollections of a fly-fisher.
1854.
Facts and fancies of salmon fishing. 1874.
Davy, J. The angler and his friend: or piscatory colloquies and
fishing excursions. 1855.
The angler in the Lake District. 1857.
Stewart, W. C. The practical angler. Edinburgh 1857, 1861; ed W. E.
Hodgson 1905.
A caution to anglers: or The practical angler and The modern practical
angler compared. Edinburgh 1871. See Pennell, below.
Francis, F. The angler’s register: a list of the come-at-able fisheries in
England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. 1858, [1859] (including
Brittany and Belgium), [1860] (including Germany and the
Tyrol).
A book on angling: being a complete treatise on the art of angling.
1867, 1867, 1872, 1880, 1885; ed H. E. Maxwell 1920.
By lake and river: an angler’s rambles in the north of England and
Scotland. 1874.
Hot pot: or miscellaneous papers [mainly on angling]. 1870.
Angling reminiscences. 1887.
Songs of the Edinburgh Angling Club. Edinburgh 1858, 1879; ed J.
Smith 1900.
‘Conway, James’ (J. C. Walter). Letters from the Highlands: or two
months among the salmon and the deer. 1859, 1861 (as Forays
among salmon and deer).
Crawhall, J. The compleatest angling booke that ever was writ.
Newcastle-on-Tyne 1859, 1881.
Chaplets from coquet-side. Newcastle 1873.
Border notes and mixty-maxty. Newcastle 1880.
Cliffe, J. H. Notes and recollections of an angler. 1860.
Smith, A. The Thames angler. 1860. Prose and verse.
Wilcocks, J. C. The sea-fisherman. Guernsey 1865, London 1868,
1875, 1884.
[Rooper, G.] The autobiography of the late Salmo Salar esq or Tweed
salmon. 1867; rptd in his Flood, field and forest, 1869.
Thames and Tweed. 1870.
Pennell, H. C. The modern practical angler. [1870.] See Stewart, above.
(ed). Fishing gossip: or stray leaves from the notebooks of several
anglers. Edinburgh 1866.
Knox, A. E. Autumns on the Spey. 1872.
Kingsley, C. Chalk-stream studies. In his Prose idylls, 1873.
Senior, W. Waterside sketches: a book for wanderers and anglers. 1875.
By stream and sea: a book for wanderers and anglers. 1877.
Travel and trout in the Antipodes: an angler’s sketches in Tasmania
and New Zealand. 1880.
Near and far: an angler’s sketches of home and sport and colonial
life. 1888.
Davies, G. C. Angling idylls. 1876. Prose.
Henderson, W. Notes and reminiscences of my life as an angler.
1876, 1879 (as My life as an angler).
Ellacombe, H. N. Shakespeare as an angler. 1883.
Froude, J. A. Cheneys and the house of Russell. In his Short studies
on great subjects 4th ser, 1883.
International Fisheries Exhibition, London 1883. The Fisheries
Exhibition literature [18 handbooks in 3 vols and index vol]. 1884.
The following are relevant: vol 2, C. E. Fryer, The salmon
fisheries; W. Senior, Angling in Great Britain; vol 3, J. P.
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