 | William C. Stewart - 1857 - 428 페이지
...when it rises. We wish to impress very strongly upon the reader the necessity of avoiding bulky flies. The artificial flies in common use may be divided...it, believing that if it resembles anything in the insect tribe, it is a spider. As a means of capturing trout, we rank them higher than the winged imitations.... | |
 | John Mackeachan - 1923 - 366 페이지
...in passing through the water.' "Now let us see what Mr. Stewart himself says. Here it is : — " ' The artificial flies in common use may be divided...it, believing that if it resembles anything in the insect tribe, it is a spicier. As a means of capturing trout we rank them higher than the winged imitations.'... | |
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The artificial flies in common use may be divided into two classes. There is first the winged fly, which alone, properly speaking, merits the appellation ; and there is the palmer hackle or spider, by which last name we mean to call it, believing that... 