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Stan Jakubaszek - Brook Trout Pattern Feature

By Doug Saball


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CHIEF NEEDABEH
Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek



CHIEF NEEDABEH Image
CHIEF NEEDABEH
HEAD Black
TAG Flat silver tinsel
TAIL A section of red duck or goose quill
BODY Red silk or floss, with a red hackle "throat" tied one-third the way forward on the body.
RIB Narrow flat silver tinsel
THROAT A red saddle hackle tied on as a collar after the wing has been applied.  Rather full.
WING Two yellow saddle hackles flanked by two red saddle hackles
CHEEKS Jungle Cock



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