| Author | Pryce-Tannatt, Thomas Edwin |
| Book | How to Dress Salmon Flies |
| Book Edition | N/A |
| Page | 234 |
| Tags | grub, |
Material
- Hook: 3/4 to 1 1/4 inches
- Tag: Gold
- Tail: Golden pheasant breast, Jungle Cock back to back
- Butt: Golden Pheasant breast, brown Partridge neck - used as hackles
- Body: Hare's face. Joint separator in the middle as in butt, a bit longer
- Throat: Same as joint separator, a bit longer
Cites list
This pattern contains cites material. The following list is a suggestion of substitutes you can use for this pattern.
| Animal | Substitutes |
|---|---|
| Jungle Cock |
|
| Parrot |
Original material
As written in the book:
(hook, 3/4 to 1 1/4 inches).
Tag: Gold tinsel.
Tail: The tip of a Golden Pheasant's breast feather and a pair of Jungle Cock's feathers (back to back).
Butt: A golden Pheasant's breast feather, followed by a freckled brown Partridge neck feather - used as hackles.
Body: In two equal halves - fur from a Hare's face butted in the middle in the same way and with similar feathers as for the butt, the feathers, however, to be a bit longer.
Throat: The same as in the two butts, feathers to be longer still.
Long material list
| Part | Material | Type | Color |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tag | Tinsel | Gold | |
| Tail |
Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus |
Feather - Chest | Natural |
|
Jungle Cock Latin: Gallus sonneratii Cites |
Feather - Neck | Natural | |
| Butt |
Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus |
Feather - Chest
Used as hackle |
Natural |
|
Partridge Latin: Family: Phasianidae |
Feather
Used as hackle |
Brown | |
| Body |
Hare Latin: Genus: Lepus |
Fur - Mask | Natural |
|
Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus |
Feather - Chest
Joint separator, used as hackle |
Natural | |
|
Partridge Latin: Family: Phasianidae |
Feather
Joint separator, used as hackle |
Brown | |
|
Hare Latin: Genus: Lepus |
Fur - Mask
Face |
Natural | |
| Throat |
Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus |
Feather - Chest
Used as hackle |
Natural |
|
Parrot Latin: Order: Psittaciformes Cites |
Feather
Used as hackle |
Natural |
Materials in pattern
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