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Robb Nicewonger - Sculpin Patterns Feature

By Doug Saball

GENERIC MUDDLER #1, GENERIC MUDDLER #2
Submitted By Robb Nicewonger



GENERIC MUDDLER #1 Image GENERIC MUDDLER #2 Image
GENERIC MUDDLER #1 GENERIC MUDDLER #2
HOOK Kamasan B940 size 4
TAIL Natural rabbit fur
BODY Gold lite brite
COLLAR Sparse dubbing loop of rabbit fur
WING Deer hair
HEAD Deer hair spun and trimmed with 2 black beads in front.
HOOK 4XL Streamer
TAIL Sparse rabbit fur
BODY Jan Siman dubbing brush, sparkle peacock
COLLAR Sparse rabbit fur in dubbing loop
HEAD Deer hair spun and trimmed



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