Mickey's Ghost - Streamers Of Mike Martinek, Jr. - Global FlyFisher

Mickey's Ghost - Streamers Of Mike Martinek, Jr.

By Bob Petti

Tyer:	Mike Martinek, Jr.
Tag:	Flat Silver Tinsel
Body:	Yellow Floss
Ribbing:	Flat Silver Tinsel
Belly:	Red bucktail with yellow bucktail beneath
Throat:	Golden Pheasant Crest, Yellow Schlappen, Bright Red Schlappen
Underwing:	Peacock Herl and a long Golden Pheasant Crest
Wing:	Bright red outside of yellow saddle hackle, two hackles per side
Shoulder:	Silver Pheasant
Cheek:	Jungle Cock

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