RED AND WHITE FEATHERWING streamer pattern(s)submitted by John Lent - Attractor Streamer Swap - Global FlyFisher

RED AND WHITE FEATHERWING streamer pattern(s)submitted by John Lent - Attractor Streamer Swap

RED AND WHITE FEATHERWING
Submitted By John Lent

RED AND WHITE FEATHERWING Image

RED AND WHITE FEATHERWING

THREAD	black
BODY	silver braid wound around hook shank
WING	two red hackles flanked by two white hackles.

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