Blue Smelt #2 Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature - Global FlyFisher

Blue Smelt #2 Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature

BLUE SMELT #2
Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek

BLUE SMELT #2 Image

BLUE SMELT #2

HEAD	black
TAIL	red hackle fibers
BODY	embossed gold tinsel
THROAT	white bucktail
WING	blue mallard, tied flat

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