Carrie Stevens Patterns II - Intro and Text Index - Global FlyFisher

Carrie Stevens Patterns II - Intro and Text Index

By Wes Autio (Introduction and Feature Coordination)

JENNY LIND
Submitted By Wes Autio

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JENNY LIND

HOOK	Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek #1 8X
TAG	Flat silver tinsel
BODY	Orange floss
RIB	Flat silver tinsel
BELLY	Yellow bucktail
THROAT	Yellow schlappen
UNDERWING	Golden pheasant crest
WING	Four blue hackles
SHOULDER	Red duck
CHEEK	Jungle cock
HEAD	Carrie Stevens tied it with a red head with a black band
SOURCE	Flat silver tinsel
NOTE	The origin of this fly is unclear and may not be an original Stevens pattern.

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