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Lindsey Grandison - Sculpin Patterns Feature

By Doug Saball

SEARCY'S MUDDLER
Submitted By Lindsey Grandison

SEARCY'S MUDDLER Image

SEARCY'S MUDDLER

THREAD	White
HOOK	Mustad 9672 or TDE 3XL in sizes 6,8,10.
TAIL	Small section of teal flank ¼ shank length
BODY	Light gray seal fur dubbed very fuzzy.
RIB	Oval gold tinsel
UNDERWING	Brown bucktail, small bunch extended past hook bend to tail's end.
WING	Two barred teal flank feathers extending to tail's end
COLLAR	Natural deer hair a far size bunch spun and flared just ahead of the wing so the hair tips extend to the hook point or slightly longer.
HEAD	Natural deer hair spun and trimmed relatively smaller than othe muddler types.

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