The Science of Dry Fly Fishing
The Science of Dry Fly Fishing
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, May Fly. "1897. Mountain Stream, Norway, 2 p. M. , baking hot, 4 Ib. N oz. , May Fly.
(No May Fly known there, quite calm, August, dibbling. ) 1892. Lake near Felide, Norway, midnight, June, 4 Ib. 2 oz. , Silver Sedge. *These fish were caught by fishing the stream (see page thirty-six), no rise guiding me as to the fish. JOn Mr. George Peppin's Water at Harpford.
THE EVENING RISE.
Although some hours cannot be regarded as favourable ones in which to fish, still trout will rise at floating foo...d at all times during the night or day.
After a bright and hot day during the summer months, the sub-imago stage of life will be assumed by many water insects, while innumerable imago forms of insect life will float or soar through the ambient air in the delicate mazes of their bridal dance. The trout at these times indulge in their usual evening carnival, presumably busy amid the 74 THE SCIENCE OF DRY FLY FISHING.
ascending nymphae, or perchance feeding eagerly on some smut-like flying insect. After this is over they settle down with serious supper intentions, and continue feeding at intervals, sometimes well on into the small hours of the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, May Fly. "1897. Mountain Stream, Norway, 2 p. M. , baking hot, 4 Ib. N oz. , May Fly.
(No May Fly known there, quite calm, August, dibbling. ) 1892. Lake near Felide, Norway, midnight, June, 4 Ib. 2 oz. , Silver Sedge. *These fish were caught by fishing the stream (see page thirty-six), no rise guiding me as to the fish. JOn Mr. George Peppin's Water at Harpford.
THE EVENING RISE.
Although some hours cannot be regarded as favourable ones in which to fish, still trout will rise at floating foo...d at all times during the night or day.
After a bright and hot day during the summer months, the sub-imago stage of life will be assumed by many water insects, while innumerable imago forms of insect life will float or soar through the ambient air in the delicate mazes of their bridal dance. The trout at these times indulge in their usual evening carnival, presumably busy amid the 74 THE SCIENCE OF DRY FLY FISHING.
ascending nymphae, or perchance feeding eagerly on some smut-like flying insect. After this is over they settle down with serious supper intentions, and continue feeding at intervals, sometimes well on into the small hours of the morning.
What to read after The Science of Dry Fly Fishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred G Frederick George Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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