In 1904, this picture of 12 fly lures was published in the Tacoma Times, along with detailed descriptions. Top row, left to right: * Montreal: Crimson body and hackle, flat gold tinsel, scarlet tail, brown mallard wings * Green Drake: Yellow body and bronze hackle, black tail, greenish yellow wings * Queen of Water: Yellow body and brown hackle, yellow tail, shaded brownish gray wings * Professor: Yellow body and brown hackle, crimson tail, mottled brown and black wings * Red Hackle: Crimson body with gold tinsel, brown hackle * Coachman: Green body with golden luster, tail yellowish brown, wings gray and mottled and black and white * Gray Hackle: Green body with golden luster, hackle black, shading to dirty gray * Seth Green: Body green with yellow thread, hackle and wings turkey brown Bottom row, left to right: * Red Spinner: Scarlet body with gold tinsel, hackle brown, wings mottled brown * Grizzly ("Grizzle"?) King: Body green with gold tinsel, tail scarlet, hackle black, shading to gray, wings mottled brownish gray with one dark brown, marked with yellowish white * Brown Hackle: Body green with golden luster, hackle mallard brown * Brown Hackle, peacock body: Green body with golden luster, tail green, hackle brown, wings small, plainly marked dark brown and yellowish white