GRAY CHARM (BIPLANE) streamer pattern

Flat-Winged Streamers

By Bob Skehan

GRAY CHARM (BIPLANE)

GRAY CHARM (BIPLANE) Image

GRAY CHARM (BIPLANE)

THREAD	black
TAIL	red hackle barbules over which yellow hackle barbules
BODY	rear 1/4 embossed silver tinsel, then 3 wraps of peacock herl, then front 3/4 orange wool or floss.
RIB	embossed silver tinsel
THROAT	sparse blue hackle barbules, over which are sparse red hackle barbules tied beard-style, extending 1/2 body length.
WING	4 blue dun hackles tied flat on top and curving downward
CHEEKS	tips of silver pheasant body tied sparsely
EYES	painted yellow with red pupil

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