Author | Francis, Francis |
Book | A Book on Angling |
Book Edition | N/A |
Page | 365 |
Tags | riverorchy, riverawe, |
Original material
As written in the book:
is almost identical with No. 1 in the Conon patterns (see p. 360). It is a common favourite, and a regular trial horse in most of the Highland rivers. The only difference I can discern is, that the turn of orange- brown pig's wool, which commences the tail end of the fly, is transferred to the shoulder, and the colours run yellow, blue, and orange. The jungle-cock is also want- ing ; but these are matters of no moment.