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royal coachman
noun
- a type of artificial fly, used chiefly for trout and salmon.
Example Sentences
Alongside three-piece bamboo rods and flies with names like the Royal Coachman and Lefty鈥檚 Deceiver, the company began selling products including Fatwood fire kindling, polyester dog beds and canvas-and-leather Battenkill luggage, named for a Vermont river where Mr. Perkins often fished.
He cut a short pole at the water鈥檚 edge and drew from one of his pockets a bit of line and a draggled fly that had once been a royal coachman.
Royal Coachman; second, Gray Hackle with yellow body.
Of the standard patterns of flies the most successful are the coachman, royal coachman, black hackle, Parmacheene Belle, with the silver doctor for lake fishing, in the order named.
A kind fate ordained that the road should be narrow at this point, with a steep bank on one side, over which it would not be pleasant to be precipitated; so the royal coachman, as well as our driver, moderated the speed of his horses, and we therefore had an admirable opportunity to see this 鈥渋dealisch鈥 young man鈥攁s the Germans call him鈥攄istinctly.
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