TEAL STRIP streamer pattern - Flat-Winged Streamers - Global FlyFisher

TEAL STRIP streamer pattern

Flat-Winged Streamers

By Bob Skehan

TEAL STRIP

TEAL STRIP Image

TEAL STRIP

THREAD	black
BODY	mixture of dark olive sparkle blend and gray squirrel dubbing, dyed dark olive
WING	a dark-barred teal flank feather, over which is a mallard flank feather died olive, both tied flat on top.
COLLAR	soft brown hackle tied back
COMMENT	Originated by Rob Donald of North Jay, Maine.

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