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Kelvin Hartley - CONE HEAD BLACK WOOLLY BUGGER - Copper Streamer Swap

CONE HEAD BLACK WOOLLY BUGGER
Submitted By Kelvin Hartley

CONE HEAD BLACK WOOLLY BUGGER Image

CONE HEAD BLACK WOOLLY BUGGER

HEAD	Copper Cone
HOOK	Mustad 3665A, size 6
TAIL	Black Marabou
BODY	Black Rabbit Dubbing
FLASH	Pearl Crystal Flash, tied in at head, and drawn taut along body to end of tail before applying hackle.
HACKLE	Black hackle, palmered length of body, over the Flash.

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