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Amy's Special

Amy's Special

Amy's Special

Tyer:	Gary Smith
Head:	Black
Body:	Flat Silver Tinsel
Rib:	Oval Silver Tinsel, Fine
Throat:	Sparse White Bucktail, length of hook, under which is a small bunch of yellow hackle barbs, 1/3 length of hook
Wing:	Four strands of peacock herl, over which are two light blue saddle hackles, flanked by two grizzly saddle hackles
Shoulder:	Mallard Flank Feather
Cheek:	Jungle Cock

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