CHAUNCY LIVELY'S FLYBOX: A PORTFOLIO OF MODERN TROUT FLIES. By Chauncy Lively.

(1980) ND later reprint. 4to paperback (213 x 276mm). Pp96. B/w photographs.

Step-by-step tyings of imitative trout flies. Mayflies, stoneflies, sedges,midges and terrestrials; dry flies and nymphs. Well illustrated with black and white photographs. Contents include; nymphs - March brown, a sulphur nymph, dark Isonychia, Paraleptophlebia, Tricorythodes, snow bank nymph, a Hendrickson nymph, blackwing, a dragonfly nymph; mayfly duns and spinners - sulphur duns, March brown dun, palmer Cahill dun, Paraletophlebia adoptiva dun, a Hendrickson spinner, a Tricorythodes spinner, an upwing Tricorythodes, an Isonychia spinner, the blue-winged olive dun, the Baetis spinners, the green drake dun, the coffin-fly spinner, the great red spinner; adult stoneflies and caddisflies - the little black stonefly, the Michigan stone, the egg-laying stonefly, an early black caddis, a parachute sedge; minutiae of the Order Diptera - a fore-and-aft gnat, the straddle-legged midge, the speckled midge; terrestrial insects and a maverick pattern - the quill-back beetle, the quill-back Japanese beetle, the horse fly, the carpenter ant, an upwing ant, the spent black ant, the quill-back cricket, the single-hank 'hopper, the flexi-inchworm, the flexi-orange mayfly. Though the only date within the book is 1980 this is actually a later reprint.