The Trout Fly Dressers Cabinet of Devices Or How to Tie Flies for Trout And G
The Trout Fly Dressers Cabinet of Devices Or How to Tie Flies for Trout And G
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Ill much more easily and rapidly made than those which are at present more in vogue.
Fix a fine needle the finer the better, so as it be strong enough horizontally in the vice, the point of the needle towards the right.
Cut a small wedge-shaped piece of cork with a FIG. 65.
slit made transversely across the sharp edge. A small notch may also be cut to form, as it were, an estuary of the slit, and thus clearly indicate the latter's position. Take the fibres to imitate the whisks of the fly, and ...pull them carefully into the slit (Fig. 64).
FIG. 66.
Then set the wedge astride the needle in the position shown in Fig. 65.
Take a finely cut strip of pure unvulcanised indiarubber, and, having moistened the forefinger with turpentine, roll the strip (pressing lightly) between forefinger and thumb, till it begins to HOW TO TIE FLIES.
feel "tacky, " which it does almost immediately. Stretch it out slowly, extending it to some five or six times its original length.
Take one end of the strip in either hand, and stretch it across the needle and over the root ends of the fibres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill much more easily and rapidly made than those which are at present more in vogue.
Fix a fine needle the finer the better, so as it be strong enough horizontally in the vice, the point of the needle towards the right.
Cut a small wedge-shaped piece of cork with a FIG. 65.
slit made transversely across the sharp edge. A small notch may also be cut to form, as it were, an estuary of the slit, and thus clearly indicate the latter's position. Take the fibres to imitate the whisks of the fly, and ...pull them carefully into the slit (Fig. 64).
FIG. 66.
Then set the wedge astride the needle in the position shown in Fig. 65.
Take a finely cut strip of pure unvulcanised indiarubber, and, having moistened the forefinger with turpentine, roll the strip (pressing lightly) between forefinger and thumb, till it begins to HOW TO TIE FLIES.
feel "tacky, " which it does almost immediately. Stretch it out slowly, extending it to some five or six times its original length.
Take one end of the strip in either hand, and stretch it across the needle and over the root ends of the fibres.
What to read after The Trout Fly Dressers Cabinet of Devices Or How to Tie Flies for Trout And G?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G Harry G Mcclelland to read onlineMoreLess
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