Nine Three
Hook - Mustad 3665A
Thread - Black
Body - Silver tinsel
Olive Gun
Steelhead
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Created by C. Jim PrayHook - Mustad 3665A
Thread - BlackTail - Two sections of a barred wood duck feather Body - Medium flat gold tinsel Wing - Four jet black saddle hackles Cheeks - Jungle cock Collar - Several turns of an orange saddle hackle
Blue Dog Chironomid
Hook - Curved scud
Bead - Blu, black, nickel silver brass or tungsten
Thread - Black
Gills - Orange uni stretch
Ribbing - Hot orange wire
Body - Blue holographic tinsel
Thorax - Blue ice or uv dun ice dubbing
Fly Fusion Magazine
Supervisor
Joseph S Stickney
Thread - Black
Tail - Red wool
Body - Flat silver tinsel
Ribbing - Oval silver tinsel (optional)
Throat - White hackle fibers (optional)
Underwing - A small bunch of white bucktail
Wing - 4 light blue hackles
Shoulder - Light green hackles 2/3 the length of the wing
Topping - Peacock herl
Eye -Jungle cock
Steelhead Cameron
Hook – Single Salmon
Thread – Fluorescent orange
Tag – Flat copper tinsel
Tail – Golden pheasant tippets
Ribbing – Copper wire
Body – Chartreuse floss and orange dubbing
Hackle – Any barred flank feather
Under wing – Green krystal flash
Hackle #2 – Chartreuse hen
Over wing – Orange marabou
Kimball's Diptera Emerger
Hook - Curved scud hook
Thread - Black
Tail - Any barred feather fibers
Wing case - White antron yarn or uni stretch
Thorax - Dubbing
Firefly
Hooks - Single Salmon
Thread - Fluorescent fire orange
Tail - Fluorescent fire orange hackle barbs
Ribbing - Flat silver tinsel
Body - Fluorescent orange chenille
Hackle - Fluorescent fire orange tied on as a collar and tied back and down
Wing - Sparse white bucktail tied over the body, with an over wing of white marabou
Topping - Small bunch of pearl Flashabou Accent
Cheeks - Jungle cock eyes or substitute
Author's Note
Bill Yonge of Vancouver, British Columbia, originated this pattern.
Fish Flies: The Encyclopedia of the Fly Tier's Art - Terry Hellekson
General Money I
Hooks - Single Salmon
Thread - Black
Tip - Oval silver tinsel
Tail - Natural red golden pheasant body feather barbs or substitute
Ribbing - Oval silver tinsel over dubbed portion of the body
Body - Rear two-fifths, oval silver tinsel; the front three-fifths, dubbed with black lamb's wool
Hackle - Claret tied on as a collar and tied back and down
Wing - Orange bucktail tied over the body
Cheeks - Jungle cock eyes or substitute
General Money II
Hook - Single Salmon
Thread - Black
Tip - Oval silver tinsel
Tail - Golden pheasant crest feather
Ribbing - Oval gold tinsel
Body - Dubbed with black lamb's wool
Wing - Red bucktail tied over the body
Hackle - Yellow tied on as a collar in front of the wing and tied back. (The hackle is also tied palmer-style on one variation)
Author's Note
Brigadier General Noel Money of Qualicum Beach, British Columbia, originated the two preceding patterns. These flies originally sported swan quill wings, however, they were replaced with bucktail over fifty years ago. General Money was one of our early fly-fishing fishing steelhead pioneers on the West Coast. Fly tiers were always seeking out his patterns and attempting to duplicate them. There were about nine known patterns but the two I have listed were the most popular.
Fish Flies: The Encyclopedia of the Fly Tier's Art - Terry Hellekson
Hot Creek Caddis
Hook - Curved shank, sizes 12 - 18
Thread - Rusty dun
Tail - Brown Z-Lon
Abdomen - Tan goose biot
Wing - Bleached elk hair
Antennae - Brown hackle tips
Head - Hare’s-ear dubbing
Summer 2011 Fly Tyer Magazine
BWO Palm Emerger
Emerger
Roy Palm
Hook - Tiemco 200R or equivalent, size 20
Thread - Olive
Tail - Gray hen saddle hackle
Abdomen - Olive goose/turkey biot (wrap with notch forward for segmentation)
Thorax - Olive dubbing
Hackle - Gray hen saddle hackle
Autumn 2011 Fly Tyer Magazine
The Deutch
Chironomid Attractor
Rick Janzen
Hook - Mustad 3906 or equivalent
Weight - .010 lead free wire
Thread - Red
Rear hot spot - Tying thread
Body - Micro cactus chenille - peacock color
Collar - White hen hackle
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Green Shrimp
Atlantic Salmon
Warren Duncan
Hook - Single salmon
Thread - Black
Tail - Chartreuse bucktail, pearl krystal flash
Rib - Oval silver tinsel, rear half of body
Body - Rear - chartreuse floss; front - black floss
Veiling - Chartreuse hackle. Wind mid-body as a collar
Collar - Black hackle
Fly Patterns of Canada - Paul C Marriner
Black & Yellow Hard-back Nymph
Hook - Standard nymph, size 10-12
Thread - Tan, brown, or black
Tail - Black hen hackle fibers
Body - Yellow dubbing saturated with clear lacquer, pinched flat with needle-nose pliers. Paint the dorsal area with black lacquer
Hackle - Black, trimmed on the top and bottom
101 Favorite Nymphs and Wet Flies: History, Tying Tips, and Fishing Strategies - David Klausmeyer
Bush Master
Deward Yocum
Hook - Curved
Bead - Black glass
Thread - Olive
Tail - Black Antron
Body - Tying thread
Rib - Copper wire
Thorax - Peacock herl
Modern Midges: Tying & Fishing the World's Most Effective Patterns - Rick Takahashi; Jerry Hubka
Golden Jubilation
Deward Yocum
Hook - Curved
Bead - Gold glass, brass or tungsten
Thread - Light yellow
Gills - White Z-lon or uni stretch
Rib - Silver wire
Body - Tying thread
Thorax - Peacock herl
Modern Midges: Tying & Fishing the World's Most Effective Patterns - Rick Takahashi; Jerry Hubka
Dick Shinton
Hook - Curved scud
Bead - Silver lined clear glass
Thread - White
Breathers - White uni stretch
Ribbing - Black wire
Body - Pearl mirage tinsel
Thorax - UV gray ice dubbing
Colorado Guide Flies - Pat Dorsey
Rhinestone Midge
Mike Kruise
Hook - Curved scud
Bead - Gunmetal glass
Thread - Black
Ribbing - Silver wire
Body - Tying thread
Colorado Guide Flies - Pat Dorsey