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Pandalidee  

Pandalidee 

Pandalidee - Top View

Name Pandalidee
Category
Steelhead
Hook
TMC 202SP, Silver #3/0
Thread
Danville 3/0 Black Monocord
Tag
Flat copper tinsel
Tail
Golden pheasant crest & varied thrush breast feathers (2) tented over crest
Butt Ostrich herl, pink
Body
Rear half - flat copper tinsel, veiled with pink schlappen fluff ; Body joint - pink ostrich herl ; Front half - yellow floss
Rib
Oval silver tinsel
Hackle
Guinea Hen, dyed pink. Tied in by the stem and wrapped back
Collar
Shrimp Pink Schlappen, Yellow Gadwall
Wing Goose Shoulder, married strips of sandy brown, cerise, and orange, set low
Cheeks Jungle Cock nails, angled toward point of hook

Pandalidee was designed and tied by Contributing Fly Tyer, Alyssa Halls. Alyssa Halls and Neil Strickland, who is also a contributing fly tyer own ANADROMY, a unique online store specializing in "quality, innovative, and effective patterns" for Steelhead, centrally located on the beautiful Hoh River on the Olympic Peninsula..

Alyssa's Notes: "Pandalidee" is named for one of our local shrimp families, Pandalidae. This fly was inspired by the "Deschutes River Dee Series" on Salmonfly, designed by Andrew Marshall and dressed by Monte Smith, particularly the body structure of "Blue".

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