Dusty Streamer (original) - Streamers of Bert Quimby - Global FlyFisher

Dusty Streamer (original) - Streamers of Bert Quimby

Dusty Streamer (original)

Dusty Streamer (original)

Tyer:	Bob Petti
Head:	Black
Tag:	Four or five turns narrow flat silver tinsel
Body:	Red silk, dressed very thin
Rib:	Narrow flat silver tinsel
Belly:	Six strands peacock herl, under which is a small bunch of white bucktail, both as long as the wing.
Throat:	Short golden pheasant crest curving upward
Wing:	Four well-defined barred plymouth rock hackles
Cheek:	Jungle cock

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