Perkins Smelt Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Robb Nicwonger - Flatwing Streamer Swap

PERKINS SMELT
Submitted By Robb Nicewonger

BODY	FLAT SILVER TINSEL
RIB	OVAL SILVER TINSEL
WING	WHITE BUCKTAIL, THEN BLACK BUCKTAIL, OVER WHICH IS A MALLARD FLANKFEATHER, DYED GREEN
HEAD	BLACK (SOMETIMES TIED WITH A FLUORESCENT RED BAND AT REAR OF HEAD)

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