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There isanother called theOak-Flie, which ismade of Orange colour Cruell and black, with a browne wing; imitate that: Another Flie, thebody made with the strain of a Pea-Cocks* (7) feather, which is very good in a bright day : The Grasse- hopper which is green imitate that ; the smaller the Flies be made, and of indifferent small hooks, they are the bet- ter ; these sorts I have set downe, will serve all the year long, observing the times and seasons : Note, the lightest of your Flies for cloud...y and darknesse, and the darkest of your Flies for lightnesse, and the rest for indifferent times; that a mans owne Judgement, with some experience and discretion must guide him : If he mean to kill Fish, he must alter his Flies according to these directions. Now, of late, I have found, that Hogs-wooll, of severall colours, makes good grounds ; and the wooll of a red Heyfer makes a good body : And Bears wool makes a good ground ; so I now. Work much of them, and itprocureth very much sport.
The naturall Flie is sure Angling, and will kill great store of Trouts with much pleasure : As for the May-Flie, you shall have them always playing at the River side, especially against Raine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There isanother called theOak-Flie, which ismade of Orange colour Cruell and black, with a browne wing; imitate that: Another Flie, thebody made with the strain of a Pea-Cocks* (7) feather, which is very good in a bright day : The Grasse- hopper which is green imitate that ; the smaller the Flies be made, and of indifferent small hooks, they are the bet- ter ; these sorts I have set downe, will serve all the year long, observing the times and seasons : Note, the lightest of your Flies for cloud...y and darknesse, and the darkest of your Flies for lightnesse, and the rest for indifferent times; that a mans owne Judgement, with some experience and discretion must guide him : If he mean to kill Fish, he must alter his Flies according to these directions. Now, of late, I have found, that Hogs-wooll, of severall colours, makes good grounds ; and the wooll of a red Heyfer makes a good body : And Bears wool makes a good ground ; so I now. Work much of them, and itprocureth very much sport.
The naturall Flie is sure Angling, and will kill great store of Trouts with much pleasure : As for the May-Flie, you shall have them always playing at the River side, especially against Raine.
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