Fishing Tackle Modern Improvements in Angling Gear With Instructions On Tackle
Fishing Tackle Modern Improvements in Angling Gear With Instructions On Tackle
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Grey Drake. Middle part of white floss silk ribbed over neatly with silver twist. Extremities of brown peacock herl tied with brown silk thread. Tail, three rabbit's whiskers. Wings and legs, made Buzz from a mottled feather of the Mallard and stained a faint purple.
The more modern patterns, such as the well-known Butcher, include a red-tinted body and olive-coloured- wings or a yellow-olive body.
CHAPTER VI SALMON AND SEA TROUT FLIES THE colour and dressing- of salmon flies have, during the l...ast twenty years, undergone a mysterious change. Dull colours were at one time solely used, and any- thing in the nature of a brightly-coloured specimen was to be deprecated so much so that Stoddart says for the dressing of a certain fly he permits as a luxury a rib of silver tinsel, provided it is tarnished, and warns anglers against the display of gaudy Irish patterns in Scottish waters.
Fine fish were undoubtedly caught on these less showy flies, yet to-day all the best killing" patterns are brightly coloured; in fact, as many gaudy colours as possible are crowded on some of the patterns, even going so far as the new prismatic-coloured flies in- vented by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grey Drake. Middle part of white floss silk ribbed over neatly with silver twist. Extremities of brown peacock herl tied with brown silk thread. Tail, three rabbit's whiskers. Wings and legs, made Buzz from a mottled feather of the Mallard and stained a faint purple.
The more modern patterns, such as the well-known Butcher, include a red-tinted body and olive-coloured- wings or a yellow-olive body.
CHAPTER VI SALMON AND SEA TROUT FLIES THE colour and dressing- of salmon flies have, during the l...ast twenty years, undergone a mysterious change. Dull colours were at one time solely used, and any- thing in the nature of a brightly-coloured specimen was to be deprecated so much so that Stoddart says for the dressing of a certain fly he permits as a luxury a rib of silver tinsel, provided it is tarnished, and warns anglers against the display of gaudy Irish patterns in Scottish waters.
Fine fish were undoubtedly caught on these less showy flies, yet to-day all the best killing" patterns are brightly coloured; in fact, as many gaudy colours as possible are crowded on some of the patterns, even going so far as the new prismatic-coloured flies in- vented by Mr.
What to read after Fishing Tackle Modern Improvements in Angling Gear With Instructions On Tackle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Wielder to read onlineMoreLess
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