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A practical 19th-century manual offers step-by-step instructions and illustrated techniques for tying trout and salmon flies, from simple emergency patterns to more elaborate winged and palmer styles. It lists seasonal and month-by-month fly recommendations and supplies region-specific guidance for rivers and lakes across Britain and Ireland. Complementary chapters cover rods, tackle, bait fishing for coarse species, and notes on salmon biology, while appendices provide recipes and methods for dyeing feathers, furs, and silks to match natural colours.
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