MATING DANCE streamer pattern(s)submitted by Ron McKusick - Attractor Streamer Swap - Global FlyFisher

MATING DANCE streamer pattern(s)submitted by Ron McKusick - Attractor Streamer Swap

MATING DANCE
Submitted By Ron McKusick

MATING DANCE Image

MATING DANCE

TAIL	2 jungle cock body feathers dyed lavendar
BODY	Red holographic Christmas ribbon that has been stripped in half.
THROAT	Sparse bucktail, pink then chartreuse
UNDERWING	Pink ostrich then purplse flashabou, then chartreuse bucktail
WING	White marabou plume, then yellow and hot red sparse bucktail
CHEEK	A pair of peacock neck plumes
HEAD	Red paint

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