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Salmonfly.Net Salmon and Steelhead Fly Tying Guide  In Memory of Yuri Shumakov 

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Montreal Silver

Name Montreal Silver
Category Winter Steelhead
Hook Salmon, Size 4 to 6, Up to 1XLong
Thread Black
Tail Scarlet Hackle Wisps
Ribbing Claret Floss
Body Flat Silver Tinsel
Hackle Claret Saddle Hackle
Wings Brown Turkey or Goose Quill Sections                       

Note: This pattern is listed in Mel Marshall's, Steelhead, Copyright 1973 as one of the top two dozen Winter Steelhead flies to be counted on. He writes, that Montreal Silver is a variant of the original Montreal or Canada fly, which is tied with a Claret Floss body and Gold Tinsel rib. The original is credited to Sheriff Peter Cowan of Montreal and dates back to 1840 or 1850.

 

 

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