Miss Ally

Miss Ally - Gary Fraser Tied by: Gary Fraser Originated by: Gary Fraser Miss Ally streamer fly pattern recipe Hook: Partridge CS15 Thread: 8/0 Tag:...

Published on Mar 24. 2014 - 10 years ago
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Gary Fraser

Miss Ally - Gary Fraser

Tied by: Gary Fraser
Originated by: Gary Fraser

Miss Ally streamer fly pattern recipe

Hook: Partridge CS15
Thread: 8/0
Tag: Silver oval tinsel
Rib: Silver oval tinsel
Body: Yellow floss divided by silver oval tinsel
Belly: Blue bucktail
Underwing: 5 strands of red ostrich herl (one for each of the lost fisherman of the Miss Ally)
Wing: 4 white saddle hackles
Topping: Five strands of peacock herl
Head: Black

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