FLIES FOR JULY. 10 i 



No. 37. SILVER HORNS. 



This fly is extremely abundant upon some 

 waters, and is well taken both by the Trout and 

 Grayling until the end of August throughout the 

 day, and principally in showery weather. The 

 figure represents the female. The male has black 

 horns. 



IMITATION. 



BODY. Black ostrich herl tied with black silk, 

 and dressed off. 



WINGS. Feather from a wing of the cock black- 

 bird. 



LEGS. Small black cock's hackle. 



HORNS. Grey feather of the mallard. 



To make it buzz, the body is ribbed with silver 

 twist upon the black ostrich herl, and a black 

 hackle wrapt all down. 



