A Concise Treatise On the Art of Angling Confirmed By Actual Experience Inter
A Concise Treatise On the Art of Angling Confirmed By Actual Experience Inter
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The wings are made from the light blue feather of a hen, the body is made with pale yellow mohair, mixed with light blue fur, and ribbed v/ith a fine cock's hackle, dyed yellow. The hook No. 8.
TUB CADIS FLY Comes on about the tenth of June ; it is a large four-winged fly, of a buff colour, and its body the same colour of its wings : it continues on the water till about the middle of July ; it is bred from the cod-bair, a curious little inect : while in the state of a grub it is greatly to be a...dmired, the outside husk that it lives in being curiously wrought with gravel or sand. This fly is taken best at the clearing of the water, though I think him a fly worth the least notice of any in the Ca- talogue, there being many sorts far preferable to it. The wings are made from a feather taken from a buff-coloured hen; the body is made of buff-coloured mohair, and the legs of a pale yellow hackle. The hook No. 6.
THE LARGE BLACK A7S T T FLY. 129 THE BLUE GNAT Comes on the water about the same time a$ the spinners, (vide list the 1st under June) and continues on about a fortnight : if the water is low and fine the fishes take them very well, and as long as they remain on the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wings are made from the light blue feather of a hen, the body is made with pale yellow mohair, mixed with light blue fur, and ribbed v/ith a fine cock's hackle, dyed yellow. The hook No. 8.
TUB CADIS FLY Comes on about the tenth of June ; it is a large four-winged fly, of a buff colour, and its body the same colour of its wings : it continues on the water till about the middle of July ; it is bred from the cod-bair, a curious little inect : while in the state of a grub it is greatly to be a...dmired, the outside husk that it lives in being curiously wrought with gravel or sand. This fly is taken best at the clearing of the water, though I think him a fly worth the least notice of any in the Ca- talogue, there being many sorts far preferable to it. The wings are made from a feather taken from a buff-coloured hen; the body is made of buff-coloured mohair, and the legs of a pale yellow hackle. The hook No. 6.
THE LARGE BLACK A7S T T FLY. 129 THE BLUE GNAT Comes on the water about the same time a$ the spinners, (vide list the 1st under June) and continues on about a fortnight : if the water is low and fine the fishes take them very well, and as long as they remain on the water.
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