Bibliography
- Brookes, Art of Angling; Rock and Sea-Fishing, 1801; Lord, Sea-Fish, and How to Catch them, 1863; Young, Sea-Fishing as a Sport, 1872; The Angler: How, Where, and When to Fish in River and Sea, 1871; "Wildfowler," Sea-Fishing Trips, 1879; Wilcocks, The Sea-Fisherman (4th ed.), 1884; "John Bickerdyke," Angling in Salt Water, 1887; Hudson, Sea- Fishing for Amateurs, 1887; Aflalo, Sea -Fishing on the English Coast, 1891; Paske and Aflalo, The Sea and the Rod, 1892; "Ichthyosaurus," Hints and Wrinkles on Sea-Fishing, 1894; "John Bickerdyke," Sea-Fishing (Badminton Library), 1895; Aflalo, Sea-Fish (Angler's Library), 1897; "John Bickerdyke," Letters to Young Sea-Fishers, 1898; Aflalo, Sea and Coast Fishing, 1901. [Not many books have been written on the sport of late years, but I am much indebted to the admirable notes published by Mr. C. O. Minchin in both the Yachting and Boating Monthly and the Quarterly issued by the British Sea Angler's Society. Mr.
Minchin is one of the leading authorities on sea-fishing in home waters, and I have gladly availed myself of his writings to keep in touch with recent developments, which, having spent many summers abroad, I might otherwise have missed.] GLOSSARY.
F. G. AFLALO.
The terms explained in the following list are not restricted to words occurring in the foregoing article, but are in common use on different coasts resorted to by amateur sea fishermen.
Ballard.-[See CHAD.) Used in Cornwall of a red bream of about a pound weight, between a chad and a bream.