Published Sep 6. 2012 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 27. 2020

#250 - Claret and Yellow

Claret and Yellow - Robert Galante Tied by: Robert Galante Originated by: Robert Galante Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer Thread:...

#250 Claret and Yellow - Robert Galante #250 Claret and Yellow - Robert Galante


Tied by: Robert Galante
Originated by: Robert Galante

Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer
Thread: Black
Tag: Flat silver tinsel
Body: Red floss
Ribbing: Flat silver tinsel
Belly: White bucktail with a short claret hackle tied flat
Throat: Red schlappen
Underwing: Claret hackle tied flat
Wing: Yellow hackle flanked by 2 claret hackles
Shoulder: Red golden pheasant feather
Cheek: Jungle cock
Head: Black

Notes: The mix of yellow and claret in an interesting one, and creates a chocolate like appearance. Robert ties the streamer with a feathers tied on the horizontal plane both in the belly and the underwing of the streamer. Most famously, this method of tying "flat" was used in the traditional tying of the 9-3 streamer designed by Dr. J. Hubert Sanborn.
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Comment to #250 - Claret and Yellow...

Fantastic combination of colors Robert. Love it.

Comment to #250 - Claret and Yellow...

SWEET! I really like this one a LOT.

Comment to #250 - Claret and Yellow...

Very nice,well tied fly....

Comment to #250 - Claret and Yellow...

Well done Rob. The yellow really pops the claret!

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