About the Colonel's Lady Salmon Atlantic Fly
Ron Alcott is a world respected tyer and designer of classic salmon flies. The Colonel's Lady is a fine example of his works, the fly showing was tied by Philip J Butcher in 1992
Expert Tip:
Fishing, if I a fisher may protest,
Of pleasures in the sweetest, of sports the best,
Of exercises the most excellent.
O recreations the most innocent.
But now the sport is marde, and wott ye why?
Fishes decrease, and fishers multiply.
Thomas Bastard 'Chrestoleros' 1598
Creator of this salmon atlantic fly: Ron Alcott
Tier of this salmon atlantic fly: Philip J Butcher
Country of origin for this salmon atlantic fly: Massachusetts, USA
This salmon atlantic fly is designed to be fished on Lakes, Rivers & Streams
Dressings
- Tag : Extra fine oval gold tinsel
- Tail : Golden pheasant crest
- Tail veiling : Barred wood duck
- Butt : Black ostrich herl
- Ribs Fine gold lace and narrow flat gold tinsel
- Body : Claret floss
- Hackle : Claret
- Throat : Kenya crested guinea fowl
- Wings : Two pairs of Lady Amherst pheasant tippets, back to back. Tip of the second pair touching the bar of the first pair
- Wing veiling : Jungle cock
- Cheeks : Kingfisher
- Crest : Golden pheasant crest
- Horns : Lady Amherst pheasant tail
- Head : Black
Philip tied this fly in 1992
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