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Grizzly Prince (an Austin S. Hogan Pattern)
Tied by Ard Stetts
Name |
Grizzly Prince |
Category |
Steelhead/Rainbow/Char |
Tail |
Red / orange hackle fibers |
Body |
Flat silver tinsel, * I use embossed silver tinsel |
Throat |
A sparse bunch of white buck tail under which is a beard of red orange hackle |
Wings |
Four white saddle hackles that are flanked with a pair of barred rock saddles
that have had all the barbules stripped from the bottom of the quill to expose
the white hackles on the bottom of the wing as shown.
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Shoulders |
Wood duck flank feather tied long and full |
Cheeks |
Jungle cock |
Head |
Black mono cord |
Grizzly Prince was tied by Salmonfly.Net Contributing Fly Tyer Ard Stetts. You can see more of
Ard's flies at The Flies of Ard Stetts . See
his notes below:
Ard's Notes: The originator of the pattern “Grizzly Prince” was
Austin S. Hogan of Cambridge Massachusetts circa 1935.
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