Black Bear

In article .com,
Mike wrote:


http://www.mike-connor.homepage.t-on...es/historical_
flies.html

Fascinating stuff, mike. I haven't time to go through it in detail but
it's like stumbling on a treasure chest.

lazarus

On 18 Sep, 23:09, Lazarus Cooke
wrote:

Fascinating stuff, mike. I haven't time to go through it in detail but
it's like stumbling on a treasure chest.

lazarus

Good, hope you enjoy it. It is still very much a work in progress, and
I am constantly adding material to all the sections.

TL
MC

For Canadian/US hair wings the best references for history and original
patterns are probably Joseph Bates Salmon Flies (his Streamer Flies is
the best for the history of streamers) and Jim Bashline's book on
salmon fishing. Bashline has quite a bit on the Maine salmon flies (I
caught my first salmon on a Colbourne - a Maine pattern).


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