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Lindsey Grandison - Sculpin Patterns Feature

By Doug Saball

WHITLOCK'S MIDNIGHT MUDDLER
Submitted By Lindsey Grandison



WHITLOCK'S MIDNIGHT MUDDLER Image
WHITLOCK'S MIDNIGHT MUDDLER
THREAD black
HOOK TDE, 3XL, size 10 to 1/0; Mustad 9672
TAIL brown-speckled turkey wing quill
BODY silver or silver-blue mylar
RIB silver tinsel, oval, size 18
UNDERWING black calftail hair
WING matched right and left sections of turkey wing quills
COLLAR natural dun brown deer hair dyed black
HEAD natural dun brown deer hair dyed black spun and trimmed



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