Salmon flies
| Hook Type |
Single, double, or treble hook |
| Hook Size |
Typically ranging from #2 to #10 |
| Body Material |
Various materials like tinsel, fur, or yarn |
| Wing Material |
Sourced from feathers of birds like turkey, goose, or duck |
| Tail Material |
Often made of hackle fibers or other feather materials |
| Ribbing |
Wire or tinsel for added durability and flash |
| Hackle |
Soft, webby feathers to impart movement |
| Head/Thorax |
Thread wraps or built-up materials for shaping and durability |
| Eyes |
Optional, but can be added for a realistic appearance |
| Weighting |
Some patterns may include added weight, such as bead heads or lead wire |
| Color Patterns |
Varied color combinations to mimic natural prey |
| Overall Length |
Varies depending on the specific pattern and intended use |
| Usage |
Designed for salmon fishing in rivers and streams |
| Technique |
Often used in fly fishing with various retrieval methods |