Grannam

-- The same as March with the addition of the Grannam or Green

The Teesdale Angler R Lakeland

Grannam, from six in the morning till eleven again in the evening, when the Browns are off.

The Teesdale Angler R Lakeland

Grannam, -- dark feather from night Hawk or brown Owl, -- red Squirrel's fur and fawn coloured silk for body, -- ginger hackle for legs.

The Teesdale Angler R Lakeland

If you commence fishing, say any time between six and eleven a.m., use the small flies, viz., the Grannam or Green Tail, the small Blue Dun, and

The Teesdale Angler R Lakeland

Green Tail or Grannam, -- wings inside of hen Pheasant's wing, -- body lead coloured silk, with Peacock's green herl for tail, -- legs ginger hackle.

The Teesdale Angler R Lakeland

The Blue Dun (a better fly than the Brown for cold stormy days), and the Grannam, or Green Tail, are frequently on at the same time, and it is a pleasant sight to anglers to see thousands of these flies settling on the water, and the fish rising at them in all directions.

The Teesdale Angler R Lakeland