In some respects it is a simplified form of the Silver Doctor, a well known salmon pattern. One can also smear shank with a light coating of varnish, this helps to protect tinsel from teeth of fish. In fact, I would go so far to suggest that at all times tinsel bodies should be treated in either way. Kingfisherblue henny cock, tied fairly long to mask hook point. Grey squirrel, tied sparse, followed by barred teal tied folded over hair.
Hair is omitted in smaller sizes.
Whip finish head and paint with red varnish. The original pattern has silver flat body, hair is omitted, and head is black varnish. The pleasure of anticipation . . . The Bank Manager's Fish Catch and Release .