Author | Pryce-Tannatt, Thomas Edwin |
Book | How to Dress Salmon Flies |
Book Edition | N/A |
Page | 233 |
Material
- Hook: 1 1/2 to 2inches
- Body: 1/3 lemon, 2/3 black Berlin wool
- Rib: Flat silver, oval silver and gold
- Hackle: Grey Heron hackle from end of body, tied in at the point
- Throat: Guinea
- Wing: Brown Mallard strips, short
Original material
As written in the book:
(hook, 1 1/2 to 2inches).
Body: First third, lemon Berlin wool; remainder, black Berlin wool.
Ribs: Flat silver tinsel, and oval silver and gold tinsels
Hackle: A grey Heron hackle from one end of body tied in at the point (or, almost better, as in the fly figured on Plate VII., a hackle from the rump of a Blue Game hen).
Throat: Speckled Gallina.
Wings: (As in Black King.)
Long material list
Part | Material | Type | Color |
---|---|---|---|
Body |
Wool - Berlin
1/3 body |
Lemon | |
Wool - Berlin
2/3 body |
Black | ||
Rib | Tinsel - Flat | Silver | |
Tinsel - Oval | Silver | ||
Tinsel - Oval | Gold | ||
Hackle |
Heron Latin: Family: Ardeidae |
Feather
Tied in at tip |
Gray |
Throat | Guinea | Feather - Neck | Natural |
Wing |
Mallard Latin: Anas platyrhynchos |
Feather - Shoulder | Brown |
Materials in pattern
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