"Gardener" by Pryce-Tannatt, Thomas Edwin

Author Pryce-Tannatt, Thomas Edwin
Book How to Dress Salmon Flies
Book Edition N/A
Page 230

Material

  • Hook: 1 1/2 to 3 inches
  • Tag: Gold thread, crimson floss
  • Tail: Golden pheasant topping and tippet in strands
  • Body: Yellow, green and dark blue Seal's fur, dressed thin, well picked out
  • Ribs: Flat silver and twist
  • Hackle: Pale orange
  • Throat: Black Heron
  • Wings: Cinnamon Turkey tail strips set flat
  • Cheeks: Jungle Cock, drooping

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

Original material

As written in the book:

(hook, 1 1/2 to 3 inches).
Tag: Gold thread and crimson floss.
Tail: A topping and tippet in strands.
Body: Yellow, green and dark blue Seal's fur, in equal sections (dressed thin, but well picked out).
Ribs: Flat silver tinsel and twist.
Hackle: A pale orange hackle.
Throat: A black Heron's hackle.
Wings: (As in Akroyd.)
Cheeks: Jungle Cock (drooping).

Long material list

Part Material Type Color
Tag Tinsel Gold      
Floss Crimson      
Tail Pheasant - Golden
Latin: Chrysolophus pictus
Feather - Head Natural
Pheasant - Golden
Latin: Chrysolophus pictus
Feather - Neck
In strands
Natural
Body Seal Fur
Dressed thin, well picked out
Yellow      
Seal Fur
Dressed thin, well picked out
Green      
Seal Fur
Dressed thin, well picked out
Blue - Dark      
Other Tinsel - Flat Silver      
Tinsel - Twist Silver      
Hackle Chicken - Cock
Latin: Gallus gallus domesticus
Feather - Neck
Pale orange
Orange      
Throat Heron
Latin: Family: Ardeidae
Feather Black      
Other Turkey
Latin: Genus: Meleagris
Feather - Tail
Set flat
Cinnamon      
Jungle Cock
Latin: Gallus sonneratii
Cites
Feather - Neck
Drooping
Natural

Materials in pattern

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