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Maligne Laker



Maligne Laker

Maligne Laker

Tyer: Alan Grombacher
Thread: Black for the head and white under the body
Body: Olive green silk
Rib: Silver mylar
Tag: Silver mylar
Belly: White bucktail
Wing: Red dyed grizzly, 2 on each side
Shoulder: Golden Pheasant Tippets
Cheek: Jungle Cock eyes

To the Fall Streamers Swap


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From: Kevin · kevman22·at·nycap.rr.com
Submitted October 18th 2007

thats a nice looking streamer, i would love to swing that through one of the pools in my local streams



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