Moondog Smelt Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Emmett Johnson - Smelt Pattern Feature - Global FlyFisher

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

MOONDOG SMELT
Submitted By Emmett Johnson

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MOONDOG SMELT

TAIL	Silver monkey
TAG A& RIB	Small oval copper tinsel
BODY	Medium flat copper tinsel
THROAT	White saltwater bucktail
UNDERWING	Peacock herl
WING	2 yellow rooster hackles flanked by 2 Hoffman Red Dyed Variant hackles
SHOULDER	Wood duck
CHEEK	Jungle cock

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