The Rhead family had operated and worked in the Staffordshire Potteries for at least three generations. Louis' father George W. Rhead worked in the pottery industry and was a highly respected gilder and ceramic artist. In the 1870s, George Rhead taught art and design in Staffordshire schools.[2] He founded Fenton School of Art.
Louis and all his siblings attended their father's art classes and worked in the potteries as children. His brothers Frederick Alfred Rhead and George Woolliscroft Rhead Jr. (1855–1920) were also artistic, and Louis, later in his career, sometimes collaborated with them, for example in book-illustration projects. Louis was also the uncle of the potters Charlotte Rhead and Frederick Hurten Rhead.
Because Louis demonstrated exceptional talent, when he was thirteen in 1872, his father sent him to study in Paris, France with artist Gustave Boulanger. After three years in Paris, Louis Rhead returned to work in the potteries as a ceramic artist at Minton and later at Wedgwood. In 1879 he gained a scholarship at the National Art Training School, South Kensington, London.[2] After graduating from South Kensington in 1881, Louis Rhead worked briefly for Wedgwood and worked for the London publisher Cassell.
U.S. career
In 1883 at the age of twenty-four, Louis Rhead was offered a position as Art Director for the U.S. publishing firm of D. Appleton in New York City. He accepted and emigrated to the U.S. in the fall of 1883. In 1884 he married Catherine Bogart Yates, thus becoming an American citizen. Louis and Catherine lived in Flatbush, Brooklyn overlooking Prospect Park for forty years.[2]
Rhead was an avid fly fisher and by his own account started fishing for trout in the U.S. sometime between 1888 and 1890. In 1901 he became interested in angling art and much of his later published works deal with fishing and fly fishing. Rhead was also a tackle dealer and sold his own line of artificial flies.[2] His most famous and celebrated work is American Trout-Stream Insects (1916). At the time of its publication this was one of the first and most comprehensive studies of stream entomology ever published in America.
Paul Schullery in American Fly Fishing—A History (1987) says this about Rhead:
Louis Rhead was one of the most creative, fresh-thinking, and stimulating of American fly-fishing writers, a man of extraordinary gifts. ... his major effort was American Trout Stream Insects, a book based on several years of trout fishing in the Catskills.[4]
Death
Louis Rhead's death was somewhat unusual. He died from a heart attack at his retirement home in Amityville, Long Island. A portion of his obituary in The New York Times, Friday July 30, 1926:
LOUIS RHEAD, ARTIST AND ANGLER, DEAD. Exhausted Recently by Long Struggle In Capturing a 30-pound Turtle.
... About two weeks ago Mr. Rhead set out to catch a turtle weighing thirty pounds which had been devastating trout ponds on his place, Seven Oaks. After the turtle was hooked, it put up a fight for more than half an hour. Although Mr. Rhead was successful in the end, he became exhausted. A short time later he suffered from his first attack of heart disease. Yesterday's was his second.[5]
Exhibition
Bernard Bumpus (1921–2004) was the leading authority on the Rhead family. In the 1980s Bumpus curated an exhibition Rhead Artists and Potters at the Geffrye Museum in London, which mainly featured works of art by the Rhead family, but also included examples of Louis Rhead's flies. It toured several UK Museums including the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery in Staffordshire. Bumpus hoped to take a version of the exhibition to the US, but, despite American interest in the Rhead family, this project foundered.[6]
Gallery
The Quartier Latin: a magazine devoted to the arts. Advertising poster c. 1895Rhead exhibition in Salon des Cent, 1897Read The Sun, 1900"Fly fishing", a book-plate by Louis Rhead
Bibliography
David and Goliath from The Psalms of David[7]Robin Hood and Marion in their bower[8]"Softly Creeping and Lightly Dropping" from Speckled Brook Trout[9]
Tennyson, Alfred (1898). Idylls of the King: Vivien, Elaine, Enid, Guinevere. With sixty original decorations by George Wooliscroft Rhead & Louis Rhead. New York: R. H. Russell.
Hillis, Nevel Dwight, ed. (1900). The Psalms of David. Illustrated and Decorated by Louis Rhead. Chicago: Fleming H. Revel Company.
Bunyan, John (1900). The Life and Death of Mr. Badman. Illustrated by George W. and Louis Rhead. London: W. Heinemann.
Defoe, Daniel (1900). The Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Illustrated by Frederick and Louis Rhead. New York: R. H. Russell.
Rhead, Louis, ed. (1902). The Speckled Brook Trout. Introduction by Charles Hallock, Illustrated by Louis Rhead. New York: R. H. Russell.
Morris, William (translator) (1902). The History of Over Sea. Illustrated by George W. and Louis Rhead. New York: R. H. Russell. {{cite book}}: |last= has generic name (help)
Harris, William C.; Bean, Tarelton H. (1905). Rhead, Louis (ed.). The Basses-Freshwater and Marine. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company Publishers.
Rhead, Louis (1907). A Collection of Bookplate Designs. Boston: W. Porter Truesdell.
Hughes, Thomas (1911). Tom Brown's School Days (text). Illustrated by Louis Rhead. New York: Harper and Brothers.
Rhead, Louis (1912). Bold Robin Hood-And His Outlaw Band. New York: Harper & Brothers.
Bunyan, John; Haweis, H. R. Rev (1912). Pilgrim's Progress-from this world to that which is to come. Embellished with over one hundred and twenty designs done by three brothers: George Woolliscroft Rhead, Frederick Rhead, Louis Rhead. New York: The Century Co.
Crandall, Lathan A. (1914). Days in the Open. Decorations by Louis Rhead. New York: Fleming H. Revel Company.
Stevenson, Robert Louis (1915). Treasure Island. Decorated and Illustrated by Louis Rhead. New York: Harper Brothers.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments. Illustrated and Decorated by Louis Rhead. New York: Harper and Brothers. 1916.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
Rhead, Louis (1916). American Trout Stream Insects-A Guide To Angling Flies and other Aquatic Insects Alluring to Trout. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company Publishers.
Rhead, Louis (1920). The Book of Fish and Fishing. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
Rhead, Louis (1920). Fisherman's Lures and Game-Fish Food. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
Rhead, Louis (1921). How To Fish The Dry Fly. Brooklyn, New York: Louis Rhead.
Stevenson, Robert Louis (1921). Kidnapped-Being the Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour in the year 1751. Illustrated by Louis Rhead. New York: Harper and Brothers.
Rhead, Louis (February 1910). "Tarpon Tackle". Field and Stream. 14 (10).
Rhead, Louis (March 1910). "The Invincible Mascalonge". Field and Stream. 14 (11).
Rhead, Louis (June 1910). "Casting for Muskellunge". Outing Magazine. LVI (3).
Rhead, Louis (1915). "New Lures that are True to Life". Forest and Stream. 85.
Rhead, Louis (1915). "Some Nature Lures for Summer & Fall Fishing". Forest and Stream. 85.
Rhead, Louis (1915). "Why Nature Lures are Best for Good Sport". Forest and Stream. 85.
Rhead, Louis (1915). "Three Best Nature Lures for Bass". Forest and Stream. 85.
Rhead, Louis (1915). "Supplementary Notes Concerning Nature Lures". Forest and Stream. 85.
Rhead, Louis (1915). "Trout Flies--Natural and Artificial". Forest and Stream. 85.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "Silver Shiner & Golden Chub". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "Dry, Wet or Nature Fly-Which shall we offer?". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "Halcyon Angling Days in May". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "Evolution of Bait Angling". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "The Leap of the Game Fish". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "Surface Bait for Game Fish". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1916). "American and British Angling Compared". Forest and Stream. 86.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "Our Rainbows". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "The Finer Art of Trout Fishing (I)". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "The Finer Art of Trout Fishing (II)". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "How To Tie Leaders and Flies". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "Bait Fishing for Trout". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "Fishing for the Kingly Ouananiche". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "Bass as Gamey Fighters". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "Minnows as Bait for Bass and Trout". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "In the Haunts of Izaak Walton". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "My 'Foul Hooked' Muskie Experience". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1917). "A Bass Bait for Late Season Fishing". Forest and Stream. 87.
Rhead, Louis (1918). "Trout Insects for Early Fly Fishing". Forest and Stream. 88.
Rhead, Louis (1918). "Improving the Angler's Equipment". Forest and Stream. 88.
Rhead, Louis (July 1921). "Hot Weather Fly Fishing". The American Angler. VI (3): 143.
Rhead, Louis (April 1922). "Downstream Dry-Fly Fishing". Forest and Stream. 92 (4).
Rhead, Louis (May 1922). "Fishing from Bottom to Surface". Forest and Stream. 92 (5).
Rhead, Louis (June 1922). "Tying the Fresh Water Shrimp". Forest and Stream. 92 (6).
Rhead, Louis (July 1922). "Artificial Baits for Trout". Forest and Stream. 92 (7).
Rhead, Louis (August 1922). "The Carp as a Gamey Food Fish". Forest and Stream. 92 (8).
Rhead, Louis (September 1922). "The Metal Bodied Fly-Minnow". Forest and Stream. 92 (9).
Rhead, Louis (November 1922). "The Evolution of the Trout Fly". Forest and Stream. 92 (11).
Rhead, Louis (December 1922). "How to Skin & Mount a Fish". Forest and Stream. 92 (12).
Rhead, Louis (1924). "The Troubles of Spring Trout Fishing". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1924). "Fishing in Brooks". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1924). "Fishing the Evening Rise". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1924). "Fly Fishing for the Gamey Little Trout Pickeral". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1924). "Trout Fishing in Lakes". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1924). "Live & Artificial Frogs as Bait". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1924). "A Unique Way to Land the Great Northern Pike". Forest and Stream. 94.
Rhead, Louis (1925). "The Bird Angler". Forest and Stream. 95.
Rhead, Louis (1925). "Playing and Netting Big Trout on the Fly". Forest and Stream. 95.
Rhead, Louis (1925). "The Habits of Trout and Where the Abide". Forest and Stream. 95.
Rhead, Louis (1925). "Why They Don't Bite". Forest and Stream. 95.
Rhead, Louis (1925). "Denizens of the Deep". Forest and Stream. 95.
References
^Rhead, Louis (1907). A Collection of Bookplate Designs. W. Porter Truesdell. pp. frontispiece.
^ abcdefScholz, Lynn (Winter 1985). (PDF). The American Fly Fisher. 12 (1): 18–25. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-11-29. Retrieved 2014-11-19.
^Rhead, Louis (1920). Fisherman's Lures and Game-Fish Food. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. pp. frontispiece.
^Schullery, Paul (1996). American Fly Fishing-A History. Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press. pp. 93–94.
^"Louis Rhead Obituary". New York Times. July 30, 1926.
^Bernard Bumpus obituary, The Times London. October 25, 2004 (subscription required)
^Hillis, Nevel Dwight, ed. (1900). The Psalms of David. Illustrated and Decorated by Louis Rhead. Chicago: Fleming H. Revel Company. p. 69.
^Rhead, Louis (1912). Bold Robin Hood-And His Outlaw Band. New York: Harper & Brothers. pp. 233.
^Rhead, Louis, ed. (1902). The Speckled Brook Trout. Introduction by Charles Hallock, Illustrated by Louis Rhead. New York: R. H. Russell. pp. 114.
^Ledlie, David B. (Spring 1983). "Louis Rhead and Forest and Stream". The American Fly Fisher. 10 (2): 22–25.
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louis, rhead, louis, john, rhead, november, 1857, july, 1926, english, born, american, artist, illustrator, author, angler, born, etruria, staffordshire, england, emigrated, united, states, twenty, four, louis, john, rhead, circa, 1907, bornnovember, 1857, 185. Louis John Rhead November 6 1857 July 29 1926 was an English born American artist illustrator author and angler who was born in Etruria Staffordshire England He emigrated to the United States at the age of twenty four Louis John RheadLouis Rhead circa 1907 1 BornNovember 6 1857 1857 11 06 Etruria StaffordshireDiedJuly 29 1926 1926 07 30 aged 68 Amityville Long IslandNationalityBritish AmericanEducationNational Art Training SchoolKnown forDecorative Arts Illustrator Contents 1 Early life 2 U S career 3 Angling 4 Death 5 Exhibition 6 Gallery 7 Bibliography 8 References 9 External linksEarly life EditThe Rhead family had operated and worked in the Staffordshire Potteries for at least three generations Louis father George W Rhead worked in the pottery industry and was a highly respected gilder and ceramic artist In the 1870s George Rhead taught art and design in Staffordshire schools 2 He founded Fenton School of Art Rhead in his studio circa 1920 3 Louis and all his siblings attended their father s art classes and worked in the potteries as children His brothers Frederick Alfred Rhead and George Woolliscroft Rhead Jr 1855 1920 were also artistic and Louis later in his career sometimes collaborated with them for example in book illustration projects Louis was also the uncle of the potters Charlotte Rhead and Frederick Hurten Rhead Because Louis demonstrated exceptional talent when he was thirteen in 1872 his father sent him to study in Paris France with artist Gustave Boulanger After three years in Paris Louis Rhead returned to work in the potteries as a ceramic artist at Minton and later at Wedgwood In 1879 he gained a scholarship at the National Art Training School South Kensington London 2 After graduating from South Kensington in 1881 Louis Rhead worked briefly for Wedgwood and worked for the London publisher Cassell U S career EditIn 1883 at the age of twenty four Louis Rhead was offered a position as Art Director for the U S publishing firm of D Appleton in New York City He accepted and emigrated to the U S in the fall of 1883 In 1884 he married Catherine Bogart Yates thus becoming an American citizen Louis and Catherine lived in Flatbush Brooklyn overlooking Prospect Park for forty years 2 In the early 1890s Rhead became a prominent poster artist and was heavily influenced by the work of Swiss artist Eugene Grasset During the poster craze of the early 1890s Rhead s poster art appeared regularly in Harper s Bazaar Harper s Magazine St Nicolas Century Magazine Ladies Home Journal and Scribner s Magazine An exhibition of his work was organized by the Salon des Cent in Paris Three of his posters wer published in Les Maitres de l Affiche In 1895 he won a Gold Medal for Best American Poster Design at the first International Poster Show in Boston By the late 1890s the popularity of poster art declined and Rhead turned his skills to book illustration 2 Between 1902 and his death in 1926 Rhead illustrated numerous children s books published by Harpers and others Most notable among these were editions of Robin Hood The Swiss Family Robinson Robinson Crusoe The Deerslayer Treasure Island Kidnapped and Heidi 2 Angling EditRhead was an avid fly fisher and by his own account started fishing for trout in the U S sometime between 1888 and 1890 In 1901 he became interested in angling art and much of his later published works deal with fishing and fly fishing Rhead was also a tackle dealer and sold his own line of artificial flies 2 His most famous and celebrated work is American Trout Stream Insects 1916 At the time of its publication this was one of the first and most comprehensive studies of stream entomology ever published in America Paul Schullery in American Fly Fishing A History 1987 says this about Rhead Louis Rhead was one of the most creative fresh thinking and stimulating of American fly fishing writers a man of extraordinary gifts his major effort was American Trout Stream Insects a book based on several years of trout fishing in the Catskills 4 Death EditLouis Rhead s death was somewhat unusual He died from a heart attack at his retirement home in Amityville Long Island A portion of his obituary in The New York Times Friday July 30 1926 LOUIS RHEAD ARTIST AND ANGLER DEAD Exhausted Recently by Long Struggle In Capturing a 30 pound Turtle About two weeks ago Mr Rhead set out to catch a turtle weighing thirty pounds which had been devastating trout ponds on his place Seven Oaks After the turtle was hooked it put up a fight for more than half an hour Although Mr Rhead was successful in the end he became exhausted A short time later he suffered from his first attack of heart disease Yesterday s was his second 5 Exhibition EditBernard Bumpus 1921 2004 was the leading authority on the Rhead family In the 1980s Bumpus curated an exhibition Rhead Artists and Potters at the Geffrye Museum in London which mainly featured works of art by the Rhead family but also included examples of Louis Rhead s flies It toured several UK Museums including the Potteries Museum amp Art Gallery in Staffordshire Bumpus hoped to take a version of the exhibition to the US but despite American interest in the Rhead family this project foundered 6 Gallery Edit The Quartier Latin a magazine devoted to the arts Advertising poster c 1895 Rhead exhibition in Salon des Cent 1897 Read The Sun 1900 Fly fishing a book plate by Louis RheadBibliography Edit David and Goliath from The Psalms of David 7 Robin Hood and Marion in their bower 8 Softly Creeping and Lightly Dropping from Speckled Brook Trout 9 Tennyson Alfred 1898 Idylls of the King Vivien Elaine Enid Guinevere With sixty original decorations by George Wooliscroft Rhead amp Louis Rhead New York R H Russell Hillis Nevel Dwight ed 1900 The Psalms of David Illustrated and Decorated by Louis Rhead Chicago Fleming H Revel Company Bunyan John 1900 The Life and Death of Mr Badman Illustrated by George W and Louis Rhead London W Heinemann Defoe Daniel 1900 The Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Illustrated by Frederick and Louis Rhead New York R H Russell Rhead Louis ed 1902 The Speckled Brook Trout Introduction by Charles Hallock Illustrated by Louis Rhead New York R H Russell Morris William translator 1902 The History of Over Sea Illustrated by George W and Louis Rhead New York R H Russell a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a last has generic name help Harris William C Bean Tarelton H 1905 Rhead Louis ed The Basses Freshwater and Marine New York Frederick A Stokes Company Publishers Rhead Louis 1907 A Collection of Bookplate Designs Boston W Porter Truesdell Hughes Thomas 1911 Tom Brown s School Days text Illustrated by Louis Rhead New York Harper and Brothers Rhead Louis 1912 Bold Robin Hood And His Outlaw Band New York Harper amp Brothers Bunyan John Haweis H R Rev 1912 Pilgrim s Progress from this world to that which is to come Embellished with over one hundred and twenty designs done by three brothers George Woolliscroft Rhead Frederick Rhead Louis Rhead New York The Century Co Crandall Lathan A 1914 Days in the Open Decorations by Louis Rhead New York Fleming H Revel Company Stevenson Robert Louis 1915 Treasure Island Decorated and Illustrated by Louis Rhead New York Harper Brothers The Arabian Nights Entertainments Illustrated and Decorated by Louis Rhead New York Harper and Brothers 1916 a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a CS1 maint others link Rhead Louis 1916 American Trout Stream Insects A Guide To Angling Flies and other Aquatic Insects Alluring to Trout New York Frederick A Stokes Company Publishers Rhead Louis 1920 The Book of Fish and Fishing New York Charles Scribner s Sons Rhead Louis 1920 Fisherman s Lures and Game Fish Food New York Charles Scribner s Sons Rhead Louis 1921 How To Fish The Dry Fly Brooklyn New York Louis Rhead Stevenson Robert Louis 1921 Kidnapped Being the Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour in the year 1751 Illustrated by Louis Rhead New York Harper and Brothers In the early 20th century Rhead was a prolific contributor of angling articles in the sporting press The American Angler Outing Magazine Field amp Stream and Forest and Stream 10 Rhead Louis July 1907 Vacation Angling for the Family Outing Magazine L 4 Rhead Louis May 1908 Where to Find Trout and How to Catch Them Outing Magazine LII 2 Rhead Louis June 1908 Winter Deep Sea Fishing Outing Magazine LII 3 Rhead Louis November 1909 Fall Fishing in the Atlantic Surf Outing Magazine LV 2 Rhead Louis August 1909 Complete Angler in August Outing Magazine LIV 5 Rhead Louis July 1909 How to Use A Dry Fly Outing Magazine LII 4 Rhead Louis April 1909 Why Sea Fishing is Popular Outing Magazine LIV 1 Rhead Louis June 1909 The Angler s Halcyon Days Outing Magazine LIV 3 Rhead Louis December 1909 Winter Care of Fishing Tackle Outing Magazine LV 3 Rhead Louis September 1909 September Sport with Rod and Reel Outing Magazine LIV 6 Rhead Louis May 1909 Return of Weakfish Tautog Fluke and other Migratory Fishes Outing Magazine LIV 2 Rhead Louis January 1910 Winter Deep Sea Fishing Outing Magazine LV 4 Rhead Louis February 1910 Tarpon Tackle Field and Stream 14 10 Rhead Louis March 1910 The Invincible Mascalonge Field and Stream 14 11 Rhead Louis June 1910 Casting for Muskellunge Outing Magazine LVI 3 Rhead Louis 1915 New Lures that are True to Life Forest and Stream 85 Rhead Louis 1915 Some Nature Lures for Summer amp Fall Fishing Forest and Stream 85 Rhead Louis 1915 Why Nature Lures are Best for Good Sport Forest and Stream 85 Rhead Louis 1915 Three Best Nature Lures for Bass Forest and Stream 85 Rhead Louis 1915 Supplementary Notes Concerning Nature Lures Forest and Stream 85 Rhead Louis 1915 Trout Flies Natural and Artificial Forest and Stream 85 Rhead Louis 1916 Silver Shiner amp Golden Chub Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1916 Dry Wet or Nature Fly Which shall we offer Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1916 Halcyon Angling Days in May Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1916 Evolution of Bait Angling Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1916 The Leap of the Game Fish Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1916 Surface Bait for Game Fish Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1916 American and British Angling Compared Forest and Stream 86 Rhead Louis 1917 Our Rainbows Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 The Finer Art of Trout Fishing I Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 The Finer Art of Trout Fishing II Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 How To Tie Leaders and Flies Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 Bait Fishing for Trout Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 Fishing for the Kingly Ouananiche Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 Bass as Gamey Fighters Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 Minnows as Bait for Bass and Trout Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 In the Haunts of Izaak Walton Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 My Foul Hooked Muskie Experience Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1917 A Bass Bait for Late Season Fishing Forest and Stream 87 Rhead Louis 1918 Trout Insects for Early Fly Fishing Forest and Stream 88 Rhead Louis 1918 Improving the Angler s Equipment Forest and Stream 88 Rhead Louis July 1921 Hot Weather Fly Fishing The American Angler VI 3 143 Rhead Louis April 1922 Downstream Dry Fly Fishing Forest and Stream 92 4 Rhead Louis May 1922 Fishing from Bottom to Surface Forest and Stream 92 5 Rhead Louis June 1922 Tying the Fresh Water Shrimp Forest and Stream 92 6 Rhead Louis July 1922 Artificial Baits for Trout Forest and Stream 92 7 Rhead Louis August 1922 The Carp as a Gamey Food Fish Forest and Stream 92 8 Rhead Louis September 1922 The Metal Bodied Fly Minnow Forest and Stream 92 9 Rhead Louis November 1922 The Evolution of the Trout Fly Forest and Stream 92 11 Rhead Louis December 1922 How to Skin amp Mount a Fish Forest and Stream 92 12 Rhead Louis 1924 The Troubles of Spring Trout Fishing Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1924 Fishing in Brooks Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1924 Fishing the Evening Rise Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1924 Fly Fishing for the Gamey Little Trout Pickeral Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1924 Trout Fishing in Lakes Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1924 Live amp Artificial Frogs as Bait Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1924 A Unique Way to Land the Great Northern Pike Forest and Stream 94 Rhead Louis 1925 The Bird Angler Forest and Stream 95 Rhead Louis 1925 Playing and Netting Big Trout on the Fly Forest and Stream 95 Rhead Louis 1925 The Habits of Trout and Where the Abide Forest and Stream 95 Rhead Louis 1925 Why They Don t Bite Forest and Stream 95 Rhead Louis 1925 Denizens of the Deep Forest and Stream 95 References Edit Rhead Louis 1907 A Collection of Bookplate Designs W Porter Truesdell pp frontispiece a b c d e f Scholz Lynn Winter 1985 Louis Rhead s First Career PDF The American Fly Fisher 12 1 18 25 Archived from the original PDF on 2014 11 29 Retrieved 2014 11 19 Rhead Louis 1920 Fisherman s Lures and Game Fish Food New York Charles Scribner s Sons pp frontispiece Schullery Paul 1996 American Fly Fishing A History Norwalk CT The Easton Press pp 93 94 Louis Rhead Obituary New York Times July 30 1926 Bernard Bumpus obituary The Times London October 25 2004 subscription required Hillis Nevel Dwight ed 1900 The Psalms of David Illustrated and Decorated by Louis Rhead Chicago Fleming H Revel Company p 69 Rhead Louis 1912 Bold Robin Hood And His Outlaw Band New York Harper amp Brothers pp 233 Rhead Louis ed 1902 The Speckled Brook Trout Introduction by Charles Hallock Illustrated by Louis Rhead New York R H Russell pp 114 Ledlie David B Spring 1983 Louis Rhead and Forest and Stream The American Fly Fisher 10 2 22 25 External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Louis Rhead UNCG American Publishers Trade Bindings Louis Rhead Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Louis Rhead amp oldid 1169386679, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
