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HARRIS SPECIAL streamer pattern

Flat-Winged Streamers

By Bob Skehan

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HARRIS SPECIAL



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HARRIS SPECIAL
THREAD black
TAIL golden pheasant tippets
BODY flat silver tinsel
WING sparse fine white bucktail, over which is a natural lemon woodduck flank feather tied flat on top
THROAT Sparse fine red bucktail, 2/3 length of wing



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