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8. Dabbing of the brown hair of the flank of a brindled Cow, and the gray feather of a Drake for Wings.
These Hackles are some for one Water and Sky, and some for another, and accordingly the size and colour are alter'd, and use a small Hackle if the water be clear, or a bigger if
something dark, and when you cannot know certainly in this month or any other, what Fly is taken, put on a small Hackle if the water be clear, but bigger if something dark, and the first Fish you take, proceed with him as you are directed, c. 7. sect. 11.