ROACH RIVER ROBBER streamer pattern(s)submitted by Kelvin Hartley - Little Bucktails for Brookies - Global FlyFisher

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ROACH RIVER ROBBER streamer pattern(s)submitted by Kelvin Hartley - Little Bucktails for Brookies

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ROACH RIVER ROBBER
Submitted By Kelvin Hartley



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ROACH RIVER ROBBER
HOOK 6x
THREAD black
BODY Red Uni-stretch
THROAT natural brown deer back hairs (sparse)
WING Gray Squirrel tail hair
COMMENTS Invented by Dan Legere of Maine Guide Fly Shop in Greenville.




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