How to fish the dry fly
describing the latest up-to-date necessary tackle, its cost, and where to get it and the proper method of using it. A description of the American and English dry flies, also how to fish various nymphs from the bottom upwards in place of worms if trout do not respond to flies early in the season or during the late summer
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Author
Publication
1921 - Priv. print. and issued by L. Rhead, Brooklyn, N.Y, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
7,750 words, Guess
Page Count
31 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7117750M
- OCLC Control Number8748288
- Internet Archivehowtofishdryflyd00rhearich
- Library of Congress Control Number21001603
Classifications
- LCCSH456 .R55
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- How to fish the dry fly: describing the latest up-to-date necessary tackle, its cost, and where to get it and the proper method of using it. A description of the American and English dry flies, also how to fish various nymphs from the bottom upwards in place of worms if trout do not respond to flies early in the season or during the late summer
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