Hook: Jens Pilgaard

Thread: Danville 6/0 Primrose

Tag: Krenick black flash tinsel, and X ribbed with super fine sliver pink 
Kennick tinsel

Tail: four dyed black GP crest

Butt: black Ostrich herl

Body: UTC Peacock braid

Rib: antique vintage orangish/redish/copperish fine oval tinsel

Palmered Hackle: that feather from the other night that never got used on the 
other fly.....dyed light bright green Grizzley saddle hackle, which after i had 
run it up along snug to the ribbing from the thrid turn on, (and there are 6 
turns of ribbing), i wraped the rest to begin the collar.....maybe 4 turns.

Collar: 4 turns of the green saddle hackle and then 4 more feathers from my new 
Chinese Pond Heron Mount.....one dark brown first, then one cream colored, then 
another dark brown and another cream colored.....

Head: dyed yellow and blue

Eye: dyed blue, red, and green

 

i couldn't find a bead small enough, with a whole big enough, to really work 
well with this hook, so i just went wiffout.....Misa managed to get this 
pic.....mine sucked. The tag and body really look good in hand.....difficult to 
see the work in the pic.....but the main thing is the Chinese Pond Heron 
feathers.........i mean in terms of their beauty............wow, they are 
incredable......like all Heron feathers they are much stiffer than pheasent 
feathers and not as unmanageable.....pheasent pheathers are fine when that's 
what you've got.....but Heron feathers (jndividual fibers that is), are so much 
nicer to work with..........they stay where you put them much easier. And these 
particular feathers are some of the smallest on the bird. There are much larger 
ones.  Yes, there is a God. 
                                          
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