Green Beauty Variant Streamer Pattern(s) Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature - Global FlyFisher

Green Beauty Variant Streamer Pattern(s) Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek - Smelt Pattern Feature

GREEN BEAUTY VARIANT
Submitted By Stan Jakubaszek

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GREEN BEAUTY VARIANT

BODY	Orange floss
TAG	flat silver tinsel
RIB	flat silver tinsel
THROAT	white bucktail
WING	olive green saddle hackles over peacock herl
SHOULDER	green mallard flank
CHEEK	jungle cock

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