Flatwing Streamer Swap

Last spring, the members of the Streamer email list participated in a Flatwing Streamer Swap. This swap, hosted by Ron McKusick, was a very enjoyable affair and a number of innovative and productive patterns were shared amongst the swap participants.

16 Additional flatwing patterns can be found at Raske's Flatwing Patterns feature, and a tutorial on how to tie these streamers can be found at The Flatwing Style - Step by Step.

Thanks to those who participated in this swap, and enjoy the patterns!

PATTERN	TIED BY
Blueback Golden Shiner	Ron McKusick
Cowee Special	Chris Leonard
Flatwing Streamer	Doug Britton
Joe's Smelt Variant	Emmett Johnson
Fluroescent Orange Joe's Smelt	Kelvin Hartley
Merganser Trolling Tandem	Ron McKusick
Monomy Flatwing	Jimmie Toney
Perkins Smelt	Robb Nicewonger
Purple Haze	Glenn Seibert
Red Rain	Chris DelPlato
Slickie Boy	Bob Skehan
Wood Special	Don Corey

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Flatwing Streamer Swap

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Copper swap

Oatman swap

IFTS 2007

Hillbilly Copper John

US-Europe book couriers wanted

Stepping into the Stream Q&A