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Brook Trout - Streamers Of Mike Martinek, Jr.

By Bob Petti

Tyer: Bob Petti
Tail: Hot orange over black over white schlappen
Body: Copper Tinsel
Ribbing: Copper Wire
Belly: White Bucktail
Throat: Black followed by Orange Schlappen, to mimic tail
Underwing: Hot Orange Bucktail (arctic fox was used in the pictured fly)
Wing: Brownish olive hackle



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