HELL CAT streamer pattern(s)submitted by Doug Saball - Little Bucktails for Brookies - Global FlyFisher

HELL CAT streamer pattern(s)submitted by Doug Saball - Little Bucktails for Brookies

HELL CAT
Submitted By Doug Saball

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HELL CAT

HEAD	Black tying thread.
BODY	Yellow Chenille with peacock eyed tail feather fibers at each end much like the peacock fiber bunches on a Royal Coachman body.
WING	A small bunch of black bucktail tied over it.
SHOULDER	Jungle cock.
TAIL	a small section of red goose or duck wing quill feathers or a bunch of red saddle hackle fibers.
COMMENTS	Invented by M.W. Burlingame; this is as it appeared in Herter's pattern book. I used yellow floss because I didn't have yellow chenille.

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