RALPH'S RASCAL streamer pattern - Flat-Winged Streamers - Global FlyFisher

RALPH'S RASCAL streamer pattern

Flat-Winged Streamers

By Bob Skehan

RALPH'S RASCAL

RALPH'S RASCAL Image

RALPH'S RASCAL

THREAD	black
TAIL	red calftail
UNDERBODY	red thread
BODY	pearl mylar tubing, secured in the rear with red thread.
WING	pearl crystal flash, over which an equal bunch of royal blue crystal flash, over which a mallard flank feather, dyed light blue, tied flat on top
THROAT	yellow hackle barbules tied beard-style
EYES	painted white with a black pupil

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