fly patterns

  • Name: Earley's Fancy
    Tail: GP Tippet
    Body: Dark Claret Seal's fur rbd gold
    Wings: Cock Pheasant Tail
    Hackle: Coch-y-bondhu stained claret
    Reference: Sewin, Wales
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  • Name: Earley's Fancy
    Tail: GP Topping (= crest)
    Body: Rusty-brown fur rbd fine gold
    Wings: Cock Pheasant Tail
    Hackle: same colour as Body
    Reference: Francis Francis 1867. Sewin, Wales
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  • Name: Eden Fly
    Tail: Honey Dun or light Buff hen's
    Body: Pale buff or light straw tying silk
    Wings: Outside Sea-swallow wing or lightest part of Jay wing
    Hackle: Honey Dun or light Buff hen's
    Reference: W.H Aldham 1876. Derby
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  • Name: Edmead
    Body: Red-brown floss rbd gold
    Wings: Grey Mallard
    Hackle: Light red
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  • Name: Edson Tiger, Dark
    Tail: Guinea fowl
    Body: Yellow chenille
    Wings: Brown Bucktail & Jungle cock
    Hackle: Scarlet cock
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  • Name: Edson Tiger, Light
    Tail: Barred Mandarin duck
    Body: Bronze Peacock herl with gold tag
    Wings: Yellow or honey Bucktail with Jungle Cock cheeks
    Misc: Gills: 2 scarlet cock hackle points either side of body
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  • Name: Eildon Shrimp
    Body: Rear 1/2: Gold Rest: Claret wool, thick
    Hackle: Long-fibred Red game cock over the gold body & long-fibred black cock at junction between gold & Claret body. No Head Hackle
    Reference: Africa & Australasia
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  • Name: Elan Red
    Body: Crimson tying silk, gold tipped
    Wings: Hen Pheasant Tail
    Hackle: Red
    Reference: Roger woolley 1932
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  • Name: Elizabeth
    Body: Green silk, gold tipped
    Wings: Pheasant & Blue Jay
    Hackle: Red
    Reference: Dr J.C Mottram
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  • Name: Emerald Fly
    Tail: 2 fibres of grizzled hackle
    Body: Emerald-green mohair or silk
    Wings: Starling or Bunting wing
    Hackle: Furnace
    Reference: Wm Blacker 1843
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  • Name: Emerger, Black
    Body: Black mole ribbed wide spiral of stippled Peacock eye quill dyed Black
    Thorax: Black Mole
    Hackle: Few strands Grizzle cock projecting from join of body/thorax, wound before thorax
    Reference: Steve Parton
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  • Name: Emerge, Black
    Tail: Blue dun fibres 1/2 length of shank
    Body: Black-dyed feather herl rbd Silver wire OR Black mole ribbed wide spiral of stippled Peacock eye quill dyed Black
    Thorax: Black Mole
    Wings: Wing-cases: Butts of body herl bent over and tied in
    Hackle: Blue Dun pulled down & divided
    Reference: Steve Parton
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  • Name: Emerger, Dip-tail
    Thread: Well-waxed dirty yellow
    Tail: GP Crest tied in well round the bend & pointing downwards
    Body: Seal's fur, well picked out
    Hackle: Parachute fashion, natural red or ginger
    Misc: Tail must be from a stiff feather to penetrate surface for fly to float IN the surface. Other colouring to taste
    Reference: Brian Thomsen 1985
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  • Name: Emida, Badger
    Body: Clipped deer hair with tip of embossed silver or gold
    Wings: Short, grey Duck
    Hackle: Badger cock's, palmerwise
    Reference: America
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  • Name: Emida, Brown
    Body: Clipped deer hair with tip of embossed silver or gold
    Wings: Short, Grey Duck
    Hackle: Brown cock's, palmerwise
    Reference: America
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  • Name: Emida, Claret
    Body: Clipped deer hair with tip of embossed gold or silver
    Wings: Short, Grey Duck
    Hackle: Claret cock's, palmerwise
    Reference: America
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  • Name: Emyr's Fancy
    Thread: Black
    Body: Black Seal's fur rbd Gold Wire
    Thorax: Mixture of Fiery Brown, Green & Black Seal's Fur
    Reference: Emyr Lloyd. Nymph. Wales
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  • Name: Endrick Spider, Dark
    Body: Cock Pheasant tail rbd copper wire
    Hackle: Brown Partridge
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  • Name: Endrick Spider, Light
    Body: Cock Pheasant tail rbd silver
    Hackle: Grey Hackle
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  • Name: Epsom Salt
    Tail: 5 - 8 Natural Peacock herls - remainder used as back over body
    Body: Rear 2/3rds Med Green or Natural Seal's Fur Front 1/3rd Red & Orange Seal's fur mixed
    Rib: (over whole): Silver Wire
    Hackle: Head Hackle: Hot Orange cock's
    Reference: Freddie Rice
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  • Name: Eric's Beetle
    Body: Bronze peacock herl over yellow wool showing at tail
    Hackle: 2 turns of Black cock's
    Reference: Eric Horsfall Turner
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  • Name: Eric's Beetle
    Tips/Butt/Tag: Tag: Fluorescent Orange Wool
    Body: Bronze peacock herl over yellow wool showing at tail
    Hackle: 2 turns of Black cock's
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  • Name: Erin's Pride
    Tail: Orange fibres
    Body: Gold
    Wings: Green peacock sword
    Hackle: Orange dyed
    Reference: Tom Stewart
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  • Name: Ermine Moth
    Tail: 1/4" wool (orange) in V-shape
    Body: White rabbit rbd black thread
    Hackle: Grey partridge
    Reference: Rev Edward Powell's pattern
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  • Name: Ermine Moth
    Tail: 1/4" wool (orange) in V-shape
    Body: White rabbit rbd black thread
    Hackle: Grey partridge OR White cock's behind the grey partridge
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  • Name: Esoxit
    Thread: Black
    Tail: Short, scarlet fluorescent silk
    Body: Black marabou floss rbd oval silver
    Wings: Bright yellow bucktail, squirrel or calf tail followed by scarlet & then black with short tuft white Orlon either side
    Hackle: Bunches of hackle fibres as false hackle in order - Hot-orange with bright blue over
    Head: Large, Red or Black
    Reference: B.Harris. Pike Fly
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  • Name: Ewe Wasp
    Tail: Yellow hackle fibres
    Body: Yellow & Black chenille rbd oval silver
    Wings: Speckled partridge tail
    Hackle: Black
    Reference: New Zealand
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  • Name: Exe Fly
    Body: Rear 1/3: Straw-coloured floss Rest: Cock Pheasant tail
    Hackle: Furnace
    Reference: Roger Woolley 1932. Devon (R.Exe)
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  • Name: Explorer
    Body: Peacock Herl rbd Gold
    Hackle: Dun cock's, palmerwise
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  • Name: Extractor
    Tail: fibres Red cock's hackle
    Body: Gold
    Wings: Bronze Mallard
    Hackle: Yellow hen with 2 turns red (natural wound through it)
    Reference: R. McHaffie. Ireland
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  • Name: Extractor
    Tail: GP Red breast fibres
    Body: Gold
    Wings: Bronze Mallard
    Hackle: Long GP red body feather with long lemon-yellow cock hackle under
    Reference: Michael Rogan. Ireland
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  • Name: Extractor, Eyebrook
    Body: Cock pheasant centre-tail fibres or Turkey tail dyed to match hatching nymphs. eg Claret, Olive, Ginger, Red, Orange, Black
    Hackle: Honey Dun or Greenwell hen pointing backwards
    Reference: Tom Saville 1985
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