Ray Bergman Collection – 131) Golden Ibis
Ray Bergman Collection — By HatchesMagazine on January 26, 2012 9:31 am
Tip: None
Tail: Scarlet quill sections
Ribbing: None
Body: Gold tinsel
Hackle: Scarlet
Wing: Scarlet
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David R. Sherwin:
IT is an interesting use of grey tag at the end of the fly, George Herter once w -
Rick Mackay:
The time and effort put into this film deserves nothing but thumbs up . Very enj -
Frank Simons:
I'm excited by this fly...it seems to me as it is proven successful for snook an -
Scott McPherson:
First Class once again Shaun. I still have to get you to do my family crest fl -
Doug Schlink:
Wow! I agree with Dave - brilliant way to split tails. Have tied flies for almo
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2 Comments
We in Scotland call this wet fly a Gold Cardinal. It and a silver tinsel bodied varient the Silver Cardinal are very effective in brackish water for brown and sea trout
Hello Mike;
Thank you so much for your comment and for your continental notation on the recipe variation. This is also a good fly here for brook trout and Landlocked salmon. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!