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Carrie Stevens Patterns II - Intro and Text Index

By Wes Autio (Introduction and Feature Coordination)

CHARLES E. WHEELER
Submitted By Wes Autio

CHARLES E. WHEELER Image

CHARLES E. WHEELER

HOOK	Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek #1 8X
TAG	Flat silver tinsel
BODY	Red silk floss
RIB	Flat silver tinsel
BELLY	White bucktail
THROAT	White schlappen
UNDERWING	Four to six peacock herls
WING	Four gray hackles
SHOULDER	Red hen over barred teal
CHEEK	Jungle cock
TOP	Red schlappen
HEAD	Flat silver tinsel
SOURCE	Hilyard & Hilyard and Schmookler & Sils

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