JACKASS streamer pattern

Flat-Winged Streamers

By Bob Skehan

JACKASS

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JACKASS

THREAD	black
TAIL	3-4 short golden pheasant crest feathers, curving upward
BODY	peacock herl
THROAT	orange hackle barbules tied beard style, length of body
WING	bronze mallard tied flat on top
COLLAR	3 turns of coachman brown hackle, tied slightly back

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