Magic Marabou Smelt Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Stephen Delaney - Smelt Pattern Feature

MAGIC MARABOU SMELT
Submitted By Stephen Delaney

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MAGIC MARABOU SMELT

HOOK	Mustad 3665A size 2
THREAD	8/0 white Uni-Thread
BODY	Medium silver holographic tinsel
WING	White marabou, pearlescent flashabou, sparse silver krystal flash, and peacock herl
SHOULDERS	Teal flank
THROAT	Red marabou
EYES	Small holographic stick-on eyes

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