Material

• Hook: Size, 6, 7, and 8
• Tag: Orange floss
• Tail: Golden pheasant topping
• Body: Medium blue floss
• Hackle: Guinea hen (small speckled), thick
• Rib: Silver twist
• Wings: Golden pheasant tail, and tippet, mixed fibres with guinea hen and teal and yellow fibres
• Horns: Blue macaw
• Head: Peacock herl

Cites list

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Original material

As written in the book:

This is a specimen of a trimmed fly ; i,e, the hackle is trimmed or clipped on the breast, whilst it is left long and full on the back in order to form a part of the wing. In the illustration it might with advantage be trimmed a little closer on the breast.
Tag, orange floss; tail, a topping; body, medium blue floss; hackle, guinea hen (small speckled), laid on pretty thick and trimmed off on the breast: silver twist; wings, gold pheasant tail, and tippet mixed fibres with guinea hen and teal and yellow fibres; blue macaw ribs; head, peacock herl. Size, 6, 7, and 8. A useful fly; varies nicely by dyeing the hackle yellow.

Long material list

Part	Material	Type	Color
Tag		Floss	Orange
Tail	Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus	Feather - Head	Natural
Body		Floss Medium	Blue
Hackle	Guinea	Feather Small speckled, thick	Natural
Rib		Tinsel - Twist	Silver
Wing	Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus	Feather - Tail	Natural
	Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus	Feather - Head	Natural
	Guinea	Feather	Natural
	Teal Latin: Anas crecca	Feather	Natural
		Feather	Yellow
Horns	Macaw Latin: Tribe: Arini Cites	Feather - Tail	Blue
Head	Peacock Latin: Pavo cristatus Cites	Herl	Natural

Materials in pattern

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