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Lochleven char, size of, 242 Lochleven fishery, 229 Lochleven lake, 218 Lochleven partially drained, 218 Lochleven restocked, 145, 218 Lochleven, stocking of, 229 Lochleven trout, 11, 12, 144, 145, 146, 190, 211, 217, 219 Lochleven trout, ceca of, 188 Lochleven trout, maxilla in, 146 Lochlevens as food, 230 Lochlevens breeding with Ame- rican char, 260, 262 Lochlevens breeding with British char, 263 Lochlevens breeding with fon- tinalis, 260, 262 Lochlevens breeding with sal- mon, 255, 258 Lochlevens breeding with sal- mon par, 259 Lochlevens breeding with sal- mon smolts, 258, 260 pucieevene crossed by salmon, 267 la crossed by Struans, 2 Lochlevens crossed by Zebra hybrids, 266 Lochlevens descended from sea trout, 220 Lochlevens deteriorate to brook trout, 226 Lochlevens, food of, 219 Lochlevens, habits of, 227 Lochiovens in Gloucestershire, 22 Lochlevens, life history of, 229 Lochlevens not taking a fly, 230 Lochlevens, variety of, 227 Lochlevens, vary, 23 Loch Killin char, 238 Lockington, 19 Loch Shin, 60 locksper, 83 locomotion, 14 lower jaw, 16 lower jaw, hook on in male salmon, 81 lower jaw of trout, knob on, 186, 187 Low’s trout, 151 low temperature, monsters, 275 lucidus, Alburnus, 48 Lucioperea, 47 Luciotrutta, 3 lucius, Esox, 274 cause of McCloud river, 25 MclIvor, Mr., 225 MclIvor, introducing trout into India, 184 macks, 58 Magna Charta, weirs, 120 Maitland, Sir James, V., 28, 29, 30, 254 malformations hereditary, 271, 273 malformations, how originate, on salmon 271 Mallotus, 2, 3, 4 Malmgren, Prof. 24 maran, 2, 58 marina, Trutta, 149 marked fish recaptured, 83 marking fish, modes of, 75, 76 marking kelts, 98, 95 marking salmon, 73, 93, 95, 129 marks of trout, 151 marsilii, Salmo, 148 marsiglii, Fario, 183 mathack, 59 maxilla of Lochleven trout, 146, 220, 221 maxilla of sea trout, 155 maxilla of trout, 221 maxilla, strength of, in sea trout, 169 may-fly, grubs of, 28 may-peal, 161 Meckel’s cartilage, 16 Mersey, salmon of, 117 mesh, sizes for fishing, 136 microps, Salmo, 149 micropyle in salmon eggs, 77, 106 Microstoma, 3 migrations of char, 241, 242 migrations of salmon, several yearly, 72 migrations of trout, 173, 174 Milne-Edwards, 29 milter, 58 milt of fontinalis, 251 milt of trout kept alive, 210 milt from dead fish deficient in vitality, 78 milting eggs, 24 milt kept in bottle, 255 minnow in hot water, 21 Mintern, vii mistops, Salmo, 104 Mitchell, 248 moffat-men, 58 moudie trout, 154 monerel fish, 48 monks introducing char, 241 monksintroducing grayling, 280 monsters among fishes, 273 monsters by excess of develop- ment, 272 monsters among alevins die, 272 monstrosities, 41, 271 monstrosities, divisions of, 272, 273 monstrosities, how caused, 50 moor-ged, 58 Morgan, Mr., 144 morgate, 58 mort, 58, 154, 159 Moselle, 1 mosquitoes killing char, 212 muddy water, effect on salmon, 108 Mudie, 49 mud in water, 109 muir trout, 218 mulach corrie trout, 186 mules, if breed, 49, 50 mule trout, 184 murneen, 240 muscles, 17 Musselburgh trout, 179 Mylesinus, 2 Myletes, 2 Myleus, 2 Mytilus, 23 namaycush, Salmo, 247, 249 Natural History of Ireland, 11 Naver, fisheries of, 130 ae ae Hills, trout on, 184, 2 Neill, A. C. par, 6, 11, 48, 58, 82, 83, 86, 87, 88, 109, 158, 162 par, ascending rivers, 90 parasites on salmon, 110 parasitic worms destroyed by cooking, 110 par bands, 18, 87, 177 par bands in Lochlevens, 158 par bands in Salmonide, 171, 172, 269, 270 par bands in sea trout, 157 par bands in trout, 186, 227 par bands modified by locality, 270 par bands, variation in number, 158 par bands varying, 172 par bands, when lost, 87 par becoming smolts, 85, 90 pars, breeding, 26 par, colours of, 6 par descending seawards, 87, 88, 89, 90 pars dying in salt water, 92 parent trout of stock to be selected, 209 par, female never give eggs, 101 par female with ripe ova, 101 par from salmon eggs, 85, 86 par head figured, 52 par, habits of, 84 Parnell, 5, 11, 22 Parnell’s trout, 152 par, not related to the salmon, 83, 84, 85 Parodon, 2 par, rate of growth, 85 pars, all males, 83, 85 pars, if able to live in salt water, 92 par, marking, 87 par, teeth in vomer, 102 par, variations of size in, 89 par, various accounts of, 83 par, whether a hybrid, 82, 84, 85, 86 par, young of salmon, 85 peal, 150, 167 peal, food of, 178 peal, head of, 165 peal spawn, 168 pectoral fins of trout, 187 Peel, Mr., 144 Pennant, 5, 10, 47 Pennant’s trout, 151 Penobscot salmon, 51, 105 Perca flavescens, 47 Percoglossus, 3 Percy St. John, 186 perisii, Salmo, 232, 237 Perley, 248 phinoc, 11, 149, 150, 151, 152, 154, 159, 189 phinoc, Salmo, 10, 143, 150, 152, 169 Physa fontinalis, 109 Piabuca, 2 Piabucina, 2 pink, 58, 82, 87, 100, 280 Piscicola geometra, 46 Pinchon, Dom, 29 plaice, 5, 48 Planorbis, 181 293 Plenty, River, 28 Pleuronectes flesus, 5 Pliny, 1 plumb-line fishing for char, 235, 236 podles, 111 poisoned salmon, 109 poisonous character of water, 109 pollan, Coregonus, 5 pollution of Scotch rivers, 131 ponds, size of, 29 ponds, trout in, 230 Pontoppidan, 37 pool-bound salmon, 75 Pouchet, 18 powan eater, 194 preopercle in adult salmon, 147 preopercle in Lochleven trout, 147, 220 preopercle in Salmonide, 147 preopercle in salmon trout, 147 Prochilodus, 2 Proceedings Zoological Society, vii Pryse Pryse, Sir, 254 pug, 58 pug-peal, 161, 162 pug-salmon, 162 purpuratus, Salmo, 7, 105, 202 putchers, 139 putts, 139 puts and putchers, 68 Pygocentrus, 3 pyloric appendages, 22 pyloric cxca, 21 quadricornis, Cottus, 5 Quatrefages on fish monsters, 273 Queen’s gaps, in Irish weirs, 134 quinnat, Salmo, 27, 49 rack, 204 rack-rider, 58, 204 rainbow trout, 189 rainbow trout, ceca of, 189 rainfall affecting migration of salmon, 64 Ramsbottom, 31 rappii, Salmo, 183 rapidity of growth of salmon, Rasch, Prof., 48 Ray, 10, 47, 151 rays of tail fin in sea trout, 170 Ray’s trout, 151 recruits, 97 red char, 231, 232, 239 red charre, 237 redd of grayling, 281 redd of trout, 210 redd of char, 244 redd of fontinalis, 251 redds, artificial, 43 redds of salmon, how formed, 80, 81, 99 red fish, 55 red flesh caused by food, 214 red-spotted trout, 247 red trout, 242 20 294 red-wame, 240 respiration, 20 retrievers, 97 Retropinna, 3, 4 Reuter, Dr. O., 7 Ribble, salmon of, 117 Richardson, 13 Richardson’s trout, 152 ak anadromous period of, 1 Rivers, early and late, 59 river and sea trout interchange- able, 189 rivers long seasoned, 59 rivers, mode of ascent by sal- mon, 72 rivers short seasoned, 59 rivers suited for grayling, 280 roach, 48 roach injurious to trout, 215 Roccus lineatus, 47 Rondeletius, 36 Roosevelt, Mr. B., 47, 49 ronnal char, 245 round-tail, 154, 163 Rowland, Dr. 216 rudd, 48 runs of salmon in Severn, Forth, Tweed, and Shin, 70, 71 St. Hilaire, 50 St. Salmo fario, 6, 11, 48, 144, 146, 180, 182, 183, 187, 190, 205, 217, 219 Salmo ferox, 11, 148, 187, 192, 193, 194, 197, 198, 233 Salmo fontinalis, 7, 10, 11, 23, 24, 25, 49, 186, 202, 232, 233, 240, 245, 247, 249 Salmo gaimardi, 11, 144 Salmo gairdneri, 196 Salmo gallivensis, 11, 144, 189, 191, 198 Salmo glasbach, 162 Salmo goedenii, 149 Salmo gracilis, 51, 55 Salmo grayi, 232, 238, 239 Salmo griseus, 10, 150 Salmo hamatus, 51 Salmo hardinii, 104 Salmo hoodii, 247 Salmo hucho, 10, 149, 151 Salmo irideus, 19, 48, 49, 189, 196 Salmo killinensis, 232, 238 Salmo lacustris, 11, 104, 148, 183, 193 Salmo lemanus, 188, 219 Salmo levenensis, 11, 190, 198, 218, 220 salmon management, 247, 249 Salmo marsilii, 148 ‘ Salmo microps, 149 Salmo mistops, 104 salmon, 10, 192 Salmona, 1 Salmonata, 149 salmonata, Trutta, 10 salmon alarmed, leave their course, 68 salmon, analyses of, 141 salmon and grilse how differ, 94 salmon and trout hybrids are migratory, 106 salmon annihilated in rivers, 115 salmon, annual breeders, 78 salmon, artificial propagation of, 78 salmon ascending rivers for breeding, 66, 73 salmon ascending rivers on ebb tide, 68 salmon ascending rivers on flood tide, 68 salmon, ascent of, how fluenced, 60 salmon as food, 140 salmon as food for apprentices, 112, 113, 114 salmon, autumn migration of, 66 salmon, bait for, 107 a bill of Irish nationalists, 13 salmon breed alternate years, 74, 78, 79, 95, 97, 106 salmon breed. salmon strikes, 58 salmon, supply limited, 115 salmon, tail fins at various ages, 53 ‘ salmon taken trolling, 108 salmon, temperature of, 9 salmon, term for bull trout, 67 salmon, their limits of repro- duction, 106 semen 11, 149, 150, 151, salmon-trout a hybrid, 154 salmon-trout from Teith, 155 salmon-trout, head of, 154 salmon-trout, tail fin of, 156 salmon, teeth of, 53 salmon-trout, teeth on vomer, 156 salmon, unclean, 98 salmon, unseasonable, 98 salmon, value to rod fishers, 112 salmon, varieties of, 55, 56 salmon, where found, 141 salmon, who obtain them, 112 salmon, with three heads, 55 Salmo orcadensis, 11, 146, 192, 198 Salmo perisii, 232, 237 ee phinoce, 10, 143, 150, 152, 9 Salmo purpuratus, 7, 105, 202 Salmo quinnat, 27, 49 Salmo rappii, 183 Salmo salar, 10, 11, 24, 27, 51, 143, 153 Salmo salmo, 51 Salmo salmulus, 10, 51, 86, 91 Salmo salvelinus, 231, 232, 237, 239 Salmo stomachicus, 11, 195, 198 Salmo struanensis, 232, 238, 239 Salmo taurina, 190 Salmo taurinus, 218 Salmo thymallus, 278 Salmo thymus, 278 Salmo trutta, 6, 10, 11, 104, 143, 144, 146, 149, 151, 152, 158, 159, 162, 167, 168, 169, 182, 190 Salmo truttiula, 149 Salmo umbla, 231, 232, 237, 238, 239 Salmo variabilis, 183 Salmo venernensis, 51, 104, 148 Salmo willoughbii, 232, 238, 239 salmulus, 10 Palmmaies Salmo, 10, 51, 83, 86, salters, 250, 252 salt water and salmon par, 185 salt water, bredin by salmon, 99 salt water fatal to salmon eggs, 80 salt water, salmon eggs in, 79, 80 salt water, sea trout eggs in, 79 Salvelini, 6, 9, 11 Salvelinus alpinus, 237 salvelinus, Salmo, 231, 232, 237, 239 samlet, 10, 11, 58, 83, 99 samlets if hybrids, 86 samsons, 91 sand-eels, bait for salmon, 140 295 saprolegnia attacking grayling, 285 Saprolegnia ferax, 33, 97, 103, 110, 111 Saprolegnia ferax, Murray on, 111 saumon, 58 Saurida, 3 Saurus, 3 scagger, 86 scale, diamond, 54 scales, 18 scales of char, 233, 240 scales of Salmonide, 271 scales of trout, 199 scales reproduced, 18 sceota, 204 schiffermiilleri, Trutta, 183 school peal, 162 Scope, 48 Scopelus, 3 Scotch, crown rights to salmon, 130 Scotch fishery laws, 125 Scotch, free passage for salmon, 131 Scotch salmon fisheries, 124 Scotch salmon laws, 130, 131 scurf, 149, 151, 152, 154, 158 scurf, head of, 158 scurf, tail fin of, 156 scurve, 154 sea fish becoming residents of fresh water, 5 sea and fresh-water trout one species, 143 sea, salmon forced to spawn in, 79 sea, salmon not spawn in, 79 season of char, 242 sea trout, 10, 11, 143, 150 sea trout and bull trout, how differ, 181 sea trout and fresh-water trout, varieties of one species, 182 sea trout, angling for, 175 sea trout as food, 179 sea trout breeding, 175, 176, 177 sea trout, close season sus- pended, 180 sea trout, colours of, 157 sea trout, diseases of, 180 ae trout driving out salmon, 7 sea trout, eggs incubated, 146 sea trout, food of, 178, 179 sea trout, growth of, 178 sea trout, habitat, 180 sea trout, habits of, 173 ee oh hatched at Howietoun, 6 sea trout in fresh water, 143 sea trout, land-locked, 190 sea trout, legislation for, 180 sea trout, life history of, 177 sea trout, means of capture, 175 sea trout migrating, 178 sea trout, migrations of, 173, 17 sea trout, names of, 154 sea trout, Northern race, 149 sea trout passing tinto fresh- water species, 182 296 sea trout, some young not migratory, 177 sea trout, Southern race, 150, 160 sea trout, tail fins of, 156 sea trout, variations of colour in, 171 sea trout, varieties of, 172 sea trout, young of, 177 sea trout, Welsh names of, 162 Sebago salmon, 51 segregation of fishes, 30 seine nets, 138 Serrasalmus, 2 Serres on fish monsters, 273 Seth Green, 35, 36 set nets, 139 Severn, river, 28 Severn, salmon of, 118 sewin, 10, 11, 143, 144, 150, 151, 152, 161, 162, 176 sewin, habits of, 164 sewin, head of, 160 sewin hybrids, 48, 144 sewin in shoals, 176 sewin selecting rivers, 174 sewin, tail fins of, 163 sewin, teeth on vomer of, 163 sexual distinctions, sea trout, 172 shad, 5 Shannon, fisheries of, 135 Shaw, 29, 31, 48, 158 shed, 58 shedder, 58 sheets, 279 shiags, 58 Shin, captures of grilse in, 94, 95 Shin, captures of salmon in, 94, 95 shot, 204, 279, 280 shrimps for salmon fishing, 136 shutts, 279 Sibbald, Sir R., 217 Sibbald’s trout, 151 sil-bodiam, 162 silver-grays, 154 silver-whites, 154 silvery coat in Salmonide, 220 silver char, 235, 239 silvery fontinalis, 249 silvery livery of smolts, 90 silvery trout, 190, 191, 195, 201 simen, 58 Sim, Mr. Wenern, Lake of, 5 whitling, teeth on vomer, 156 = Yare, 140 West char, 237 Widegren, 13 Yarrell, 11, 29 Wethered, Mr., 39, 277, 282 Widegren’s trout, 152, 153 Yarrell’s trout, 152 White, 11 wild thyme, 279 yearling trout, 213 white-fish, 150, 162, 167,168 | Wilmot, Mr., 30 yellow fins, 154, 177 white-fish, head of, 165 ' Willis-Bund, viii yellow trout in estuaries, 191 white-fish, tail fin of, 163 willoughbii, Salmo, 232, 238, yellow trout, young of, 177 white salmon, 10 239 Youl and trout eggs, 183 white trout, 11, 149, 150, 151, Willoughby, 10, 19, 47, 48 Youl, Mr., experiments by, 42 154, 165, 249 Willoughby’s charr, 238 Young, Andrew, 29, 48 White’s trout, 152 Willoughby’s trout, 151 young trout, food of, 211, 212 whitelings, 159 Windermere char, 237 whiting, 154, 159 Windermere char introduced, Zebra hybrids, 260, 262 whitling, 85, 149, 150, 152, 154, 241 Zebra hybrids crossed by Loch- 156, 159, 189 Wye, salmon of, 118 levens, 266 whitling, head of, 159 Zebras, 266 whitling, series of, 159 Xyphorhynchus, 3 Zoological Record, 6 whitling, tail fin of, 156 Xyphostoma, 3 zoosperms, 23 ERRATA. 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