Cerise Fire Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature - Global FlyFisher

Cerise Fire Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature

CERISE FIRE
Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek

CERISE FIRE Image

CERISE FIRE

HEAD	Metallic lavender
TAIL	Hot pink hackle
RIB	Silver twist
BODY	Embossed copper
THROAT	Fluorescent cerise goose barbs
UNDERWING	Peacock herl
WING	fl. Cerise, hot pink, purple married strips goose
SHOULDER	GP neck feathers

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