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Merganser Trolling Tandem Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Ron Mckusick - Flatwing Streamer Swap

 
MERGANSER TROLLING TANDEM
Submitted By Ron McKusick
THREAD RED FOR HEAD, ORANGE FOR TYING REAR OF BRAIDED MYLAR BODY.
TAIL GOLDEN PHEASANT TIPPETS
BODY GOLD BRAIDED MYLAR TUBING
UNDERWING 4-5 STRANDS OF PEACOCK HERL, THEN A FEW STRANDS OF GREEN METALLIC FLASH
WING DARK MERGANSER FLANK FEATHER, WITH WHITE STRIPE DOWN THE STEM.
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