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History of Esculent Fish

Name: History of Esculent Fish
Author: Roger North

Roger North

Read by Larry Wilson, alexandraatiya, nwlilley, TriciaG, AbbasVO, Margaret Lange, CassiopeiaSparks, Alan Mapstone, Jen Warren, MollyA, Adrian Stephens, Victoria James and Owlivia · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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The Barbel (1:57)
Carp (6:53)
The Chub (2:18)
The Cod Fish (1:39)
The Haddock (2:27)
The Herring (4:55)
The Mackarel (2:00)
The Mullet (2:33)
The Perch (1:38)
The Pike (1:57)
The Roach and The Shad (4:10)
The Tench and The Trout (4:22)
The Whiting (1:50)
Of the Situation and Disposition of the Principal Waters (3:02)
Of the Manner of making and raising Pond Heads (2:49)
The Dimensions of Pond Heads (2:14)
Of securing your Banks (3:22)
Of Sluices (2:20)
Of the Manner of Working to raise a Pond Head (5:57)
Of Auxiliary Waters (1:22)
Of Stews (2:51)
Of Moats (8:01)
Of Other Auxiliary Waters (3:01)
The Course of Laying the Great Waters Dry (3:46)
Of Breeding of Fish (4:30)
The Manner of Stocking Waters (8:54)
Of the Manner of Feeding Fish (7:39)
Of Disposing Your Increase of Fish (5:21)
Of fishing for Carriage (4:32)
Of Nurseries to Ponds and Fish (1:16)
Of Frosts, and the Way to Save the Fish in Them (7:10)
Of the Ordinary Benefits and Improvements by Fish (5:33)
Of Benefits besides the Main Design (2:45)
The Conclusion (1:14)