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Rocky Point Fiery

Rocky Point Fiery

Rocky Point Fiery

Fiery

Tyer:	Scott Daskiewich
Hook:	Mustad 94720, #6
Body:	Flat Gold Tinsel
Underwing:	White/yellow/orange bucktail
Throat:	Yellow schlappen behind shoulder (3 sections), red schlappen in beard position
Shoulder:	Woodduck flank
Wing:	Brown hackle outside of which is yellow hackle
Cheek:	Jungle cock, optional

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