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Lindsey Grandison - Brook Trout Pattern Feature

By Doug Saball


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BROOK TROUT DECEIVER
Submitted By Lindsey Grandison



BROOK TROUT DECEIVER Image
BROOK TROUT DECEIVER
BODY none
TAIL orange hackle inside of an olive hackle 
THROAT white bucktail, sparse
WINGS orange bucktail on sides, sparse rainbow angel hair in center, sparse dark blue bucktail and then olive bucktail above, sparse
HEAD black thread, white eye with a black pupil



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