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Robb Nicewonger - Brook Trout Pattern Feature

By Doug Saball


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LITTLE BROOK TROUT
Submitted By Robb Nicewonger



LITTLE BROOK TROUT Image
LITTLE BROOK TROUT
HOOK Size 6
THREAD Black
TAIL A very small bunch of bright green fishair, over which is a section of bright red yarn.
BODY dubbed white/cream fox fur
RIB Narrow flat silver tinsel
THROAT A very small bunch of orange bucktail, the same length as the tail
WING A very small bunch of white bucktail, over which is a very small bunch of orange bucktail, over which a very small bunch of bright green fishair, over which is a bunch of barred badger hair.



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