The Driffield Angler in Two Parts Containing Descriptions of the Different Ki

Alexander Mackintosh

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Made of the whirl of aa ostrich's feather, and lap THE DRTFFIELD ANGLER. L63 ped round five times, sloping, with silver twist, and a black cock's hackle over all. A good fly the latter end of May, and all June ; the hook No. 8. A dropper.
No. 7. The woodcock-fly. Made of brown spaniel's ear, and a little of the squirrel's fur, well mixed, with two whisks af the mallard's copper-coloured feather from behind the wing for forks ; and a small tinged hackle, with one side taken off, and lapped neatl...y sloping to the tail, and fasten as observed before ; and with your needle put the body and hackle in order; the hook No. 8 or 9. Taken from the twentieth of this month, to the latter end of August, when there is any \yind stirring, and the best fly we JUNE.
No. 1. The grizzle- hackle. This fly fol- lows the green and grey ones, and is a good fly during its season ; it has no wings ; the body, a feather from the pheasant's tail, of a THE DIIJFFIELD ANGLER* dark reddish brown, red or copper-coloured .

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