Bowlkers Art of Angling Containing Directions for Fly Fishing Trolling Maki
Bowlkers Art of Angling Containing Directions for Fly Fishing Trolling Maki
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About the same time as the Spider Fly appears the Black G-nat, and it continues till the end of May. The body is made of black ostrich's harl, and the wings of a dusky or pale dun cock's hackle, or a pale starling's feather; it must be dressed rather short and thick ; the hook No. 10 ; it is to be used in cold stormy days. This is a favourite fly with some persons, and is generally considered a good killer, especially when the water is low.
BLACK CATEEPILLAE. No. 9.
This insect appears early in... May, and remains about a fortnight, The wings are made of a feather from a jay's wing, the body of black ostrich's harl, with a brownish or black cock's hackle for legs ; the hook No. 8 t It is to be used in the evening, after a warm day, and is very killing in small rivers.
124 ART OF ANGLING.
LITTLE IEON BLUE. No. 10.
In cold stormy days, about the tenth of May, this fly frequents the water in considerable numbers, and continues till the middle of June. Its wings stand upright, and are made of a dusky feather from under the wing of a blue hen, or cormorant, or a feather from the tail of a tomtit ; the body of water rat's fur, ribbed with yellow silk, or pale blue fur, ribbed with purple silk, and a blue cock's hackle for legs ; the tail is forked, and the same colour as the wings ; the hook No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About the same time as the Spider Fly appears the Black G-nat, and it continues till the end of May. The body is made of black ostrich's harl, and the wings of a dusky or pale dun cock's hackle, or a pale starling's feather; it must be dressed rather short and thick ; the hook No. 10 ; it is to be used in cold stormy days. This is a favourite fly with some persons, and is generally considered a good killer, especially when the water is low.
BLACK CATEEPILLAE. No. 9.
This insect appears early in... May, and remains about a fortnight, The wings are made of a feather from a jay's wing, the body of black ostrich's harl, with a brownish or black cock's hackle for legs ; the hook No. 8 t It is to be used in the evening, after a warm day, and is very killing in small rivers.
124 ART OF ANGLING.
LITTLE IEON BLUE. No. 10.
In cold stormy days, about the tenth of May, this fly frequents the water in considerable numbers, and continues till the middle of June. Its wings stand upright, and are made of a dusky feather from under the wing of a blue hen, or cormorant, or a feather from the tail of a tomtit ; the body of water rat's fur, ribbed with yellow silk, or pale blue fur, ribbed with purple silk, and a blue cock's hackle for legs ; the tail is forked, and the same colour as the wings ; the hook No.
What to read after Bowlkers Art of Angling Containing Directions for Fly Fishing Trolling Maki?
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