CHAPTER XV.--LOCH GRUINARD, BY WILLIAM JOLLY. Loch Ewe--Mountain view--Aultbea--Moraines--Summer Isles--Distant views--Old Chapel--Caves--Modern Cave-dweller--Gruinard House--Gruinard river--Mountains of Loch na Sheallag 355 CHAPTER XVI.--ANGLING IN SEA LOCHS. Several classes of anglers--Outfit recommended--Two usual modes of sea fishing--Trolling for lythe--Artificial sand-eels--Handline fishing--Scalps--Fishes captured--Conger eels--Large halibut--Large skate 359 CHAPTER XVII.--ANGLING IN LOCH MAREE. Excessive fishing--Reserved water--Species of fish--Char--Salmon--Sea-trout--Bull-trout--Finnocks--Property in salmon and sea-trout--Large brown trout--Ferox not a separate species--Variations in trout--So-called ferox not worth eating--Gizzard trout 361 CHAPTER XVIII.--ANGLING IN FRESH-WATER LOCHS. Permission required--Trout scarcer than formerly--Dr Mackenzie accounts for this--The tarry sheep--Fionn Loch--Angling deteriorated--Good day's angling--The Dubh loch--Three trout at a cast--Bait fishing for trout--Loch Kernsary--Char--Char and trout, and pink and white-fleshed trout, indistinguishable to the taste--Burn fishing--Best time for trout fishing--Eels--Pike--Their introduction described by Dr Mackenzie--Re-introduced in Sir Kenneth's time 363 CHAPTER XIX.--SALMON ANGLING. Salmon rivers--The Ewe--Cruives--The old cruive used for crossing the river--Roderick Campbell and an American merchant drowned--The new cruive--Gradual diminution of stock of salmon--Length of the Ewe--Pools on the east side--Pools on the other side--Runs of salmon and grilse--Kelts--Bull-trout--Sea-trout--Large salmon--Best flies--Dr Mackenzie's anecdote of Sir Humphrey Davy--John Bright--Odd incidents--Damaged fly--Successful fishing after a friend--Hooking a fish after losing another--Was it a rise?--Fish taking when line slack--Kelt caught twice--Holding on for five hours--Angler compared to the evil one--Water-bailiffs--John Glas--Sandy Urquhart--His loquacity--Fishing on the Ewe--Tailing salmon--Spiked gloves--Bags of salmon now and formerly--Singular mode of fishing by Sir Hector--Charms of the Ewe--Other salmon rivers in Gairloch 366 CHAPTER XX.--DEER FORESTS AND GROUSE SHOOTING.