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| Hook: | Partridge Bartleet CS10/1G #1/0 gold.
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| Rib: | gold wire.
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| Body: | rear 2/3 flat silver tinsel;
front 1/3 yellow-orange SLF.
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| Hackle: | natural blue eared pheasant.
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| Sides: | red rump feather from a golden pheasant, as long as the hook,
overlaid with a yellow rump feather from a golden pheasant,
to the hook point.
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| Collar: | yellow rump feather from a golden pheasant.
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| Cheeks: | jungle cock, upward.
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| Topping: | two golden pheasant crest feathers.
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| Head: | pale yellow.
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| Note: | Named for the late great Hammond B3 jazz organist,
Charles Earland, whose nickname was "The Mighty Burner",
because this fly looks like flames flowing back over a hook.
This fly was inspired by Mike Yarnot's "Gold-digger Spey".
It is basically the same fly with the addition of the red
in the sides, and the jungle cock cheeks.
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