Teal, Blue and Silver.
Another fly from the mists of time. Part of a series of flies using teal breast feather for the wing.
Others include,
teal and green,
teal and red,(peter ross)
teal and black.
Many people would concider this more of a sea trout pattern, I like it on the point of a cast of 3 fished quite quickly for the brownies.

- Hook wet fly sizes 12-8
- Tail Golden pheasant tippets
- Body Silver tinsel
- Rib Silver wire
- Hackle light blue cock
- Wing teal breast either as slips or rolled
- Thread Black
A variant made famous by Hugh Faulkus, and a killer of many a sea trout,
The Medicine,
- Hook low water salmon in various sizes
- Body and rib as original
- Hackle as original
- wing as original
- Thread red
Tied in a slim, short style this is a first pick for many sea trout anglers.
Another variation I have used it this tanden.
Please excuse its bedraggled state as it has been involved in a tussle or two with Clyde eastuary sea trout!
- Hooks 2 size eights linked with 20lb nylon
- Bodies silver nail varnish
- wing blue cock hackle points
- over wing 2 or 3 strands of silver/pearl tinsel and peacock herl
Another variant
How have you found this pattern?
Any variants of your own that have worked well?
All the best, Graham