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| Name | Rosy Dawn |
| Category |
Classic Atlantic Salmon |
| Hook |
Gaelic Supreme, Harrison Bartleet, blind eye 4/0 |
| Tip |
X-fine gold tinsel |
| Tag |
Golden yellow floss (substituted for gold tinsel) |
| Tail |
Golden pheasant crest with golden pheasant tippet strands as veiling |
| Butt |
Black ostrich herl |
| Body |
½ embossed silver tinsel butted with magenta
hackle: ½ medium, gold, oval tinsel |
| Throat |
Magenta hackle covered with light blue hackle |
| Wings | Two golden pheasant tippets back to back: cover with married strips of yellow, blue and red dyed turkey tail and golden pheasant tail |
| Shoulder | Jungle cock eyes |
| Topping | Golden pheasant crest feather |
| Horns | Blue and gold macaw |
| Head |
Black |
Rosy Dawn was tied by
Contributing Fly Tyer John Wood. Take a look at his
contributor page, The Flies of John
Wood, to see many more of his flies.
John's Notes:
Pattern as described by Ron Alcott,
Building Classic Salmon Flies © 2004.
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