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The Victorian
A New Fly Dressed in the Traditional Built Wing Style By Joe Gablick
Name | The Victorian |
Category | Atlantic Salmon |
Hook | Pryce-Tannatt rational blind eye. Sz. 2/0 |
Tag | Oval silver tinsel and lemon yellow floss |
Tail | Golden pheasant crest |
Tail Veiling | Orange weaver bird and kingfisher |
Butt | Black Ostrich Herl |
Rib | Large oval silver tinsel |
Body | 1/4 orange silk floss, 1/4 orange seal with a spot of red, then a spot of blue seal |
Hackle | Orange from second turn of tinsel |
Throat | Red guinea |
Underwing | Golden pheasant tippets with Golden Pheasant tail over |
Wing | Orange, red, and blue swan and speckled bustard with bronze mallard roof and Golden pheasant crest topping. |
Outer Wing | Black and white tipped mallard, lt. blue turkey, and teal. Reaching to butt |
Cheeks | Blue Kingfisher |
The Victorian is an original pattern from Joe Gablick.
Joe, who is from Lower Burrell, Pa. has been tying for about 30 years. He conducts a flyfishing school that emphasizes relaxation, casting, and enjoying nature's surroundings. Take a moment to visit his website, The Contented Angler.
You can read about Joe and see many more of his flies by visiting
The Flies of Joe Gablick.
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