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Trout Rock #1 - Streamers of Bert Quimby

Trout Rock #1

Trout Rock #1

Tyer: Bob Petti
Wing: Black over white bucktail
Body: Black floss
Rib: Silver tinsel
Tail: Red hackle fibers
Shoulder: Jungle cock

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