I'm looking for a salmon pattern called the Angel of death. I can't seem to find it in the many places that I look for patterns. I will settle for a photo if not a complete recipe. Have no idea what this thing looks like. Thanks
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I'm looking for a salmon pattern called the Angel of death. I can't seem to find it in the many places that I look for patterns. I will settle for a photo if not a complete recipe. Have no idea what this thing looks like. Thanks
The coffey sparkle minnow is also referred to the angel of death from what I've seen.
The Coffey Sparkle Minnow, looks like a twist on a bugger. Again, tough fly to find a reference too.
Clay, I found this:
Angel of Death
Tag : oval silver and red flo-silk
Tail : crest
Rib : oval gold
Body : half yellow and black silk
Bodyhackle : yellow
Hackle : dark red cock hackle
Wing : yellow, red, blue, white, green,goldenpheasant tail, biscuit turkey
Head : black
Here:
http://personal.inet.fi/koti/mr.pompero/Discovery%20mr.Pompero.htm
Sorry about the crazy text formatting. Copy/Paste got wild!
I'm sure that more than one fly is called Angel of Death, but Diane I think that this is more along the right track for my salmon fly that I am trying to find. Now just need a picture. Some of us old guys just get it better by seeing it. I understand the components, just not the way that it is all put together :wink:
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Originally Posted by Diane