Jim Warner - Ten Feather Emerald Shiner

By Mike Martinek

TEN FEATHER EMERALD SHINER
Tied By Mike Martinek
Originated By Jim Warner

BODY	FLAT SILVER TINSEL
WING	FROM BOTTOM UP, USING SOFT FEATHERS OR SLIM HACKLES, ALL TIED FLAT: SPARSE WHITE BUCKTAIL, THREE WHITE HACKLES, ONE DARK DUN HACKLE(GRAY), TWO BLUE DUN HACKLES, TWO GIZZLY HACKLES, TWO OLIVE GREEN HACKLES.
EYES	PEARL NAIL POLISH WITH BLACK PUPIL
COMMENTS	A VERY FINE TROLLING FLY WITH GREAT ACTION CAUSED BY THE FLAT WING CONSTRUCTION

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