GREEN WEENIE streamer pattern(s)submitted by R.A. Skehan - Attractor Streamer Swap - Global FlyFisher

GREEN WEENIE streamer pattern(s)submitted by R.A. Skehan - Attractor Streamer Swap

GREEN WEENIE
Submitted By R.A. Skehan

GREEN WEENIE Image

GREEN WEENIE

HOOK	Mustad 9575
THREAD	black
TAIL	red yarn
BODY	lime green day glow wool wil silver tinsel winding.
WING	white marabou
THROAT	red feather barbules
HEAD	black with white eyes and red pupils
COMMENT	This pattern was shared with me by Maine Guide, David Prince.

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