Flagg's Smelt #1 Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature - Global FlyFisher

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Flagg's Smelt #1 Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature

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FLAGG'S SMELT #1
Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek



FLAGG'S SMELT #1 Image
FLAGG'S SMELT #1
HEAD white
TAIL red calf tail
BODY braided mylar tubing
THROAT sparse white bucktail
WING blue bucktail, peacock herl, mallard flannk feather tied flat
CHEEKS jungle cock



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