GOLDEN BEAR streamer pattern(s)submitted by Robb Nicewonger - Attractor Streamer Swap

GOLDEN BEAR
Submitted By Robb Nicewonger

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GOLDEN BEAR

HOOK	TMC 300 #6
THREAD	Black
TAIL	GP tippet
BODY	Embossed gold tinsel (the original called for flat gold with oval rib)
WING	Yellow over orange over yellow calftail
THROAT	Sparse teal flank, beard style (original called for mallard)
ORIGINATOR	Mike Martinek, STREAMER FLY PATTERNS FOR TROLLING AND CASTING, VOLUME 2

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