Carrie Stevens' Streamer Patterns - Page 4

Raske's New England Streamers

By Bob Skehan

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Judge Head: red Body: flat silver tinsel Throat: white hackle barbules Wing: four red-dyed grizzly saddle hackles Cheeks: jungle cock	Lady Miller Head: black Tag: flat silver tinsel Body: black floss Rib: flat silver tinsel Throat: white hackle barbules Wing: two orange saddle hackles, flanked by two white saddle hackles Shoulders: jungle cock neck feather, 1/2 length of wing Cheeks: jungle cock

Morning Glory Head: red Body: red floss Rib: flat silver tinsel Throat: white bucktail extending just beyond the bend of hook, then a black silver pheasant crest, and small bunch of blue hackle barbules, both as long as shoulder Wing: a black silver pheasant crest feather as long as the saddle hackles, and curving downward, over which are four bright yellow saddle hackles Shoulders: red mackaw body feather or substitute, 1/3 length of wing. (I used the reddish flank feather from a male golden pheasant) Cheeks: jungle cock	Shang's Favorite Head: black Body: red floss Rib: flat silver tinsel Throat: white bucktail, length of hook, then a bunch of grey hackle barbules Wing: 4-5 strands of peacock herl, over which are two grizzly saddle hackles Shoulders: red-dyed duck breast feather Cheeks: jungle cock

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