How to Fish a Treatise On Trout Trout Fishers
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11. WILLOW FLY Tail Two fibres of a blue dun cock's hackle.
Body Water-rat's or mole's fur ribbed with yellow silk thread. Hackle A lightish blue dun.
FLIES 265 No. 12. DOTTREL AND YELLOW Body Yellow floss silk.
Hackle Dottrel, or young starling.
No. 13. WREN TAIL Body Ginger-coloured fur ribbed with gold twist. Hackle Wren's tail.
No. 14. SILVER HORNS Body Black ostrich herl.
Hackle Black cock's (small).
Wings Cock blackbird.
Horns Two fibres from a gray drake's feather.
No. 15. WHITE MOTH Bod...y Pink floss, rather thick.
Hackle White cock's from tail to head.
Wings White owl.
No. 16. BROWN MOTH Body Brown floss, rather thick.
Hackle Dark red cock's from tail to head.
Wings Dark owl's.
No. 17. SILVER SEDGE Body White floss ribbed with silver thread. Hackle Pale sandy-ginger cock's from tail to head. Wings Corncrake or mavis.
No. 18. DARK BROWN SEDGE Body Dark brown floss ribbed with gold thread. Hackle Dark red cock's from tail to head. Wings Dark brown partridge tail.
No. 19. ORANGE SEDGE Body Orange floss ribbed with gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. WILLOW FLY Tail Two fibres of a blue dun cock's hackle.
Body Water-rat's or mole's fur ribbed with yellow silk thread. Hackle A lightish blue dun.
FLIES 265 No. 12. DOTTREL AND YELLOW Body Yellow floss silk.
Hackle Dottrel, or young starling.
No. 13. WREN TAIL Body Ginger-coloured fur ribbed with gold twist. Hackle Wren's tail.
No. 14. SILVER HORNS Body Black ostrich herl.
Hackle Black cock's (small).
Wings Cock blackbird.
Horns Two fibres from a gray drake's feather.
No. 15. WHITE MOTH Bod...y Pink floss, rather thick.
Hackle White cock's from tail to head.
Wings White owl.
No. 16. BROWN MOTH Body Brown floss, rather thick.
Hackle Dark red cock's from tail to head.
Wings Dark owl's.
No. 17. SILVER SEDGE Body White floss ribbed with silver thread. Hackle Pale sandy-ginger cock's from tail to head. Wings Corncrake or mavis.
No. 18. DARK BROWN SEDGE Body Dark brown floss ribbed with gold thread. Hackle Dark red cock's from tail to head. Wings Dark brown partridge tail.
No. 19. ORANGE SEDGE Body Orange floss ribbed with gold.
What to read after How to Fish a Treatise On Trout Trout Fishers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Earl William Earl Hodgson to read onlineMoreLess
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