Ard Stetts Flies

Name	The Supervisor
Category	Steelhead/Rainbow/Char
Tail	A short tuft of red wool
Body	Medium silver tinsel
Ribbing	Oval silver tinsel
Throat	A nice bunch of white buck tail
Underwing	A sparse bunch of white buck tail
Wing	Four blue dun saddle hackles tied long
Shoulders	Very pale green saddle hackle as wide as wing tied short
Topping	A full bunch of peacock herls tied long as the hook
Cheeks	Jungle cock
Head	Black mono cord

The Supervisor 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 Supervisor was conceived by Joseph S. Strickney of Saco Maine in 1925. Strickney was the supervising warden for the department of fish and game for the Rangely area and did not dress his own flies. Mr. Strickney is credited with the configuration of materials for The Supervisor but in fact had this fly dressed for his use by many different tiers of the region therefore lending ambiguity to the creator’s identity.