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Duke of Edinburgh
John James Hardy, 1907 - Dressed by Monte Smith
| Name | Duke of Edinburgh |
| Category | Atlantic Salmon |
| Hook | Heritage Pryce-Tannatt, #5/0 |
| Tip | Fine oval silver tinsel |
| Tag | Red and golden yellow silk |
| Tail | Golden pheasant crest, veiled with married strips of red goose and teal |
| Butt | Black ostrich |
| Rib | Medium oval gold tinsel |
| Body | Flat silver tinsel and black silk |
| Body Hackle | Guinea, over silk only |
| Throat | Teal |
| Wing | Two pairs of jungle cock set in a "V", covered by two golden pheasant tippets |
| Sides | Guinea covert feather and barred wood duck |
| Topping | Golden pheasant crest |
| Horns | Blue and yellow macaw |
Duke of Edinburgh is tied by Oregon Contributing Fly Tyer, Monte Smith. You can see more of Monte's flies at The Flies of Monte Smith.
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