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Jj's Smelt Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Emmett Johnson - Smelt Pattern Feature

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JJ'S SMELT
Submitted By Emmett Johnson



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JJ'S SMELT
TAIL Mandarin wood duck
TAG & RIB Small oval silver tinsel
BODY Large flat silver tinsel
WING (3 PARTS) Goat hair, Black saltwater bucktail, and Peacock herl
CHEEK Jungle cock



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