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The Flies of William M. Allen |
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The Tartan Tag: 4-5 wraps of fine silver wire and gold floss Tail: A red rump feather of the golden pheasant Rib: Wide silver tinsel Body: Seals fur dyed claret and picked out Hackle: Red cock's feather palmered over the lower two-thirds of the body. Above that a long-fibred blue-grey heron's rump feather, leaving a full mass at the shoulder Throat: A pintail or teal hackle, tied above the wing Wings: Two long strips of silver-grey turkey Head: Black ostrich herl and tie off This version of The Tartan was tied by William (Billy) M. Allen, the fourth contributor in the early years of Salmonfly.Net. You can see more flies tied by Billy on his introduction page - The Flies of William M. Allen.
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