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Freshwater Fishing Tips and Techniques
The American alder fly is nearly black in color, while the British alder is brownish
in color. Adler patterns tied in the larva stage should be fished wet or half
submerged for the best results. Adult alder fly Alder fly larva Caddis Flies (
Trichoptera) ...
2
Trophic Models of Aquatic Ecosystems
Analysis of England's (1989) work leads to the following empirical equation
relating the predation pressure exerted by alder fly larvae on chironomid larvae
to the larval densities of the alder fly and chironomid populations present: P =
1.06 ...
Villy Christensen, Daniel Pauly, 1993
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Sporting Review: A Monthly Chronicle of the Turf, the Chase, ...
And for the second drop, the alder-fly, varying the wings from the common mode
of making it, thus : Body, peacock's herl, tied with dark brown silk. Legs, coch-a-
bonddu hackle. Wings, the red feather of a partridge's rump. Hook, No. 8.
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The British Angler's Manual: Or, The Art of Angling in ...
24 ; that is, two duns, the March brown and the alder-fly. Towards the end of the
month, or early in June, the may-fly will make its appearance, when the alder-fly
and the green and grey drake will be the only flies wanted, except for the evening
...
Thomas Christopher Hofland, Edward Jesse, 1848
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The British Angler's Manual, Or, The Art of Angling in ...
I soon raised a fish, and killed him ; and in this bay I caught six trout, five of which
were taken with the alder-fly. I then changed my flies, by using the alder-fly as the
stretcher, and substituting a grouse-hackle for the dotteril-hackle ; and with this ...
Thomas Christopher Hofland, 1841
6
Parasitoids: Behavioral and Evolutionary Ecology
Males reared from moth eggs are winged while those reared from the eggs of the
alder fly Sialis lutaria (Neuroptera) are wingless (Salt 1937b, 1939). The two
morphs differ in other more minor characters and are quite distinct. Salt reared
only ...
... live), and mako thee happy in all ax>ns to come : but as it is, such immortality
as I can I bestow on thee here, in small return for all the pleasant days thou hast
bestowed on me. Bah ! I am becoming poetical ; let us think how to tie an alder-fly
.
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, Thomas Carlyle, 1858
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The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
And for the second drop, the alder-fly, varying the wings from the common mode
of making it, thus : Body, peacock's herl, tied with dark brown silk. Legs, coch-a-
bonddu hackle. Wings, the red feather of a partridge's rump. Hook, No. 8.
John William Carleton, 1839
9
Prose Idylls, New and Old
land shallow, and the soft breeze sighed in the colossal poplar spires, and the
great trout rose and rose, and would not cease, at thee, my alder- fly? Have I not
seen, after a day in which the earth below was iron, and the heavens above as ...
10
Salmonia; or Days of
fly-fishing, by an angler [sir H. Davy.].
But in the Wandle at Carshalton and Beddington, the May fly is not found ; and
the little blues are the constant, and when well imitated, killing flies on this water;
to which may be joined a dark alder fly, and a red evening fly. In the Avon, at ...
sir Humphry Davy (1st bart.), 1828
