Excerpt from Field Sports of the Month for Poor Sportsmen
This series of articles is written for the sportsman who is "poor" from the point of view of wordly goods. Such a man can enjoy the various sports described, if he does not go for the size and value of the "bag," and will agree with Izaak Walton that "all of fishing is not fish." The author does not claim that the descriptions are exhaustive in any way, or are of any value to the men who know how to do it, but he ho )es the) may be useful to the few who do not know.
The prose is so weak that the printers, good fellows, have schemed to support it between two poems. The intention was well meant and is taken in the right spirit.
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