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Thanks guys, it is a pattern I found in "Year of the Spider" by Philip Storey and tied a bit more robust. I think he says it is a Pritt pattern "Cinnamon".

I believe the green collar is peacock herl. Is that correct Carl?

The Invicta an early 1800's pattern by Jane's Ogden has a Hackle of English Jay.

That Invicta is one very nice looking fly. Thanks for the post / pic.

upstatetrout wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 5:15 am The Invicta an early 1800's pattern by Jane's Ogden has a Hackle of English Jay.

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Nice pattern and tie, Tom....

Dana

Is the body seal fur?

That is such a stylish pattern, with nice sweeping lines. You’ve really got a gift with these old patterns Tom.

letumgo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 8:08 am I believe the green collar is peacock herl. Is that correct Carl?

Yes, some nice bronze peacock sent to me a couple years back by a NZ friend.

letumgo wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 8:18 am Is the body seal fur?

That is such a stylish pattern, with nice sweeping lines. You’ve really got a gift with these old patterns Tom.

yes the body is Amber seal and thank you very much!

Tom

That's a beautiful Invicta! That winged wet is very effective. Even better is the silver tinsel body version. Well done.