Frank Forester's Fish And Fishing of the United States And British Provinces ...

Herbert, Henry William, 1807-1858

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Legs — Ginger cock's hackle. Hook — No. 6, 7, or 8.
From the flrst to the last day of the Trout seaaon, I have found this fly to be a good killer and a favorite bait. It is not generally known to the American anglcF. Finnegan, before referred to, can tie this fly to perfection. I prefer to use it as a dropper.
No. 13. The Cock-tail. — Wings — The bright feather of a snipe's wing. Body — Yellow mohair. Legs. — Light black hackle. Tail forked with two long hairs.
Let the angler try this fly, and ...then judge of its quality. I in- clude it in the list, because a friend has given it a good character.
No. 14. The "Whirling Dun." — Body— Blue for and light brown mohair, wrapped with yellow silk. Wings — Snipe's feather, or the pale feather of a dun-colored bird. Legs — Blue cock's hackle.
The tail of two hairs from a light-colored muffl This fly takes its name from the whurlmg manner of its flight. It ARTIFICIAL FLIES. 431 can be used with success, from the middle of May to the first fortnight in July.

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