When you say 'rabbit', do you mean the common or european rabbit, or the North American snow-shoe, which is a member of the 'hare' family?//

A few years ago, I had an interest in using a european bird called a "wood pigeon". This is a very common bird, indeed a real pest to gardeners and farmers. It is a bit larger than the rock-dove which is the source of all the worlds city pigeons. I thought it odd that I could not find any...

I thought that you might find this article from my web-site might be of interest - http://donaldnicolson.webplus.net/page15.html Lawrie called them 'hatching duns', or in modern parlance - emergers. He usually fished them as the front fly on a pair, with the tail a nymph or spider. But also with th...

Hi Ray, When I first saw the subject heading, I thought you'd found a cheese I had never tried. On a second look. I saw the word "dun" and then went to "Modern Fly Dressing". I like the word "dressing", it sounds much more superior to "tying". Just a little b...