Old Flies in New Dresses / How to Dress Dry Flies with the Wings in the Natural Position and Some New Wet Flies

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OLD FLIES IN NEW DRESSES

PREFACE

CONTENTS

OLD FLIES IN NEW DRESSES (2)

PART I

CHAPTER I Introductory

CHAPTER II Colour Perception in Fish

CHAPTER III How to Dress Flies with the Wings in the Natural Position

CHAPTER IV The Alder-fly ( Sialis lutaria , Linn.).

CHAPTER V Caddis-flies (Trichoptera).

CHAPTER VI PerlidAE

CHAPTER VII Diptera

CHAPTER VIII Winged Ants

CHAPTER IX Caterpillars

PART II

CHAPTER I A Theory [1]

CHAPTER II CorixAE [3]

CHAPTER III Fresh-water Shrimp ( Gammarus pulex ) [4]

SOME HINTS ON DRY FLY-FISHING


PLATE I

NATURAL FLIES

1. Alder-fly. Sialis lutaria, Linn. (Slightly enlarged.)
2. Caperer. Halesus radiatus, McLach.
3. Red Sedge. Anabolia nervosa, Steph. (Slightly enlarged.)
4. Welshman’s Button. Sericostoma collare, Pict.
5. Cinnamon-fly. Mystacides longicornis, Linn.
6. Grannom. Brachycentrus subnubilus, Curt.
7. Willow-fly. Leuctra geniculata, Steph.
8. Blue-bottle. Calliphora erythrocephala, Mg.
9. Green-bottle. Lucilia cÆsar, Linn.
10. House-fly. Musca corvina, Fab.
11. Oak-fly. Leptis scolopacea, Linn.
12. Cow-dung-fly. Scatophaga stercoraria, Linn.
13. Hawthorn-fly. Bibio marci, Linn.
14. Corixa geoffroyi.
15. Fresh-water Shrimp. Gammarus pulex.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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