This antiquarian book contains a complete guide to trout fishing, including practical information and advice that will enable the novice to proceed without further instruction and meet with success in angling. This text aims to convey to the reader, in simple language, the outcome of actual experiences in the hope that beginners, and also more experienced anglers, may find some information that will aid them in attaining better results. Clear and concise, this text will be of considerable utility to anyone with an interest in trout fishing, making it both a great practical resource and a wonderful addition to collections of allied literature. The chapters contained herein include: 'A General Introduction', 'Artificial Fly-fishing', 'Dry Fly-fishing', 'Creeper and Stone Fly-Fishing', 'Worm Fishing', 'Minnow Fishing', 'Night Fishing', 'A Few Hints on Tackle', and 'Loch or Lake Fishing'. This volume was first published in 1909, and is being republished now complete with a new introduction on the history of fishing.