Author | Blacker, William |
Book | The Art of Angling |
Book Edition | December 8th 1843 |
Material
- Hook: c, No. 5 or 6
- Body: Bright orange, gold colour silk, or mohair
- Rib: Flat gold tinsel, peacock herl
- Hackle: Two large red hackles, black at roots, from tail to shoulder
Cites list
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Animal | Substitutes |
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Peacock |
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Original material
As written in the book:
Hook c. No. 5 or 6. Body - bright orange, gold colour silk, or mohair, ribbed with flat gold tinsel and peacock harl. Legs - two large red hackles, black at roots, rolled from the tail up full to the shoulder, varied with peacock harl, scarlet or yellow bodies; a large size yellow fly, ribbed with gold tinsel, is also very good for Chub fishing in the evening ; the golden olive fly is an excellent killer at night, made with golden olive hackle, and body the same colour, gold tinsel, and land rail or jay wings. - Hook fff or No. 7.
Long material list
Part | Material | Type | Color |
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Body |
Silk
Bright orange. Or: gold silk or mohair |
Orange | |
Rib | Tinsel - Flat | Gold | |
Peacock Latin: Pavo cristatus Cites |
Herl | Natural | |
Other |
Feather - Neck
Black at roots |
Red |
Materials in pattern
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