American trout-stream insects
a guide to angling flies and other aquatic insects alluring to trout, selected and painted for each month of the trout season from nearly one hundred living specimens native to the rivers and lakes of the temperate zone of North America, with notes on and reproductions of artificial imitation flies tied by the author, and a chapter on the mode of tying artificial flies, with assisting charts and illustrations of a complete set of new artificial nature-lures copied exactly from carefully colored life-pictures that bass and other game fishes consume as food
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Author
Publication
1916 - Frederick A. Stokes Co., New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
44,250 words, Guess
Page Count
177 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveamericantroutstr00rhearich
- Internet Archivecu31924003437666
- Library of Congress Control Number16009678
- OCLC Control Number5208184
- Open LibraryOL13573369M
Alternate Titles
- Fly Fishing Collection.
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- American trout-stream insects: a guide to angling flies and other aquatic insects alluring to trout, selected and painted for each month of the trout season from nearly one hundred living specimens native to the rivers and lakes of the temperate zone of North America, with notes on and reproductions of artificial imitation flies tied by the author, and a chapter on the mode of tying artificial flies, with assisting charts and illustrations of a complete set of new artificial nature-lures copied exactly from carefully colored life-pictures that bass and other game fishes consume as food
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