Pete Williams - Streamers Of Mike Martinek, Jr.

By Bob Petti

Pete Williams

Tyer:	Chris Del Plato
Body:	Flat Copper Mylar
Rib:	Doubled Copper Wire
Belly:	Yellow Bucktail, Red Orange Bucktail, White Bucktail (top to bottom)
Underwing:	6 Peacock Herls with long Golden Pheasant Crest on top
Wing:	Four Claret Saddle Hackles
Throat:	Red Orange Schlappen
Shoulder:	Mallard
Cheeks:	Jungle Cock

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