Carrie Stevens' Streamer Patterns - Page 1

Raske's New England Streamers

By Bob Skehan

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Allie's Favorite Head: black with red band Tag: flat silver tinsel Body: red floss Rib: flat silver tinsel Throat: a small bunch of bucktail extending beyond the bend of the hook, then a small bunch of orange hackle barbules, then black hackle barbules Wing: 5-6 strands of peacock herl, over which are two orange saddle hackles, flanked by two black saddle hackles of equal length Cheeks: jungle cock	Artula Head: black with red band Tag: flat silver tinsel Tail: soft orange hackle barbules Body: orange floss Rib: flat silver tinsel Throat: a small bunch of white bucktail, then dark green hackle barbules, then brown hackle barbules Wing: two dark green saddle hackles, flanked by two black saddle hackles which are slightly shorter than the green ones. Cheeks: jungle cock

Blue Devil Thread: black Tag: flat silver tinsel Body: black floss Rib: flat silver tinsel Throat: a small bunch of white bucktail extending beyond the bend of hook, under which are orange hackle barbules Wing: 6-8 strands of peacock herl, over which are two orange saddle hackles, flanked on each side by a dark blue saddle hackle. Shoulders: light brownish - grey partridge breast feathers Cheeks: jungle cock	Colonel Bates Thread: red Tail: narrow section of red goose quill Body: medium flat silver tinsel Throat: dark brown saddle hackle barbules Wing: two yellow saddle hackles flanked by two slightly shorter white saddle hackles Shoulders: grey mallard flank feathers 1/2 length of wing Cheeks: jungle cock

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