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LLAMA streamer pattern(s)submitted by Gordon Dale - Little Bucktails for Brookies

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LLAMA
Submitted By Gordon Dale



LLAMA Image
LLAMA
HOOK TMC 3769
THREAD 8/0 Black
RIB Oval tinsel
TAIL Grizzly Hen Hackle
BODY Red wool Dubbing
WING WoodChuck including underfur
HACKLE/COLLAR Grizzly hen tied back
COMMENTS Be sure to use the Woodchuck underfur in the wing; it makes the wing breath or pulsate. I used a turn of red flash dubbing just behind the collar to help attract the brookies.




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From: Ray Kunz · raykunz·at·snet.net  Link
Submitted September 17th 2012

You forgot that the Llama fly is a streamer



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