Abe Munn often called "Moon" because that is the way he pronounce it,
was a guide in the early days of Salmon fishing around Boiestown,
New Brunswick.
He tied this fly in 1925, it seems to be the earliest named fly
on the Miramichi River. This dressing of the fly is the original
dressing that Abe created.

DRESSING:

Head:    Black

Tag:     About 6 turns of fine gold tinsel, or gold wire

Tail:    Two extremely narrow sections of an Oak Turkey wing feather,
         merging together and extending a little beyond the bend of
         the hook

Body:    Buttercup yellow wool, smooth

Ribbing: Fine oval gold tinsel

Throat:  Two or three turn of a brown hackle, veiled (fronted) by an
         extremely small bunch of Oak Turkey fibers. The brown hackle
         is pulled down and tied slightly backward, the longest fibers
         extending no more than the tip of the point of the hook.
         The Oak Turkey is somewhat shorter, and very sparse

Wing:    Applied in four sections, two on each side of the Oak Turkey
         wing section extending very slightly beyond the bend of the
         hook to a point halfway of the tail. The wing is applid low and
         close to the body.