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Phil Foster - Brook Trout Pattern Feature

By Doug Saball

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TROUT FIN BUCKTAIL
Submitted By Phil Foster



TROUT FIN BUCKTAIL Image
TROUT FIN BUCKTAIL
HOOK Size 6, Mustad 9575
THREAD Black
TAIL Golden Pheasant crest, curving upward
BODY Flat silver mylar
RIB Large oval silver tinsel
WING Orange calf tail, then sparse black dyed squirrel tail, then sparse white calf tail



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