N-ORR-CO.NY 
RIVER FISH AND FISHING. 
Or the following pages, which will, I think, be found to 
contain all that is needful, both in theory and practice for 
the instruction of the young angler, much of that which 
relates to tackle, implements, the most approved baits 
and the precepts for their use-—most, indeed, which is not 
connected entirely with the varieties of fish peculiar to 
this continent,—is selected from that excellent and most 
practical little work, Stonehenge’s Manual of British Rural 
Sports. I have no hesitation in using these extracts, since 
although the trout, the pickerel, the perch, and indeed 
all the fish of America, with the exception of the carp, which 
is a direct importation, differ from the similar and similarly 
named fish of Europe, still the method of taking them is 
