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Red Rain Streamer Pattern(s)submitted By Chris Delplato - Flatwing Streamer Swap

 
RED RAIN
Submitted By Chris DelPlato
HOOK 6XL STREAMER, SIZES 6-10
HEAD CLARET (DANVILLE FLYMASTER)
TAIL GOLDEN PHEASANT TIPPET DYED RED
BODY CLARET FLOSS
RIBBING FINE COPPER OVAL TINSEL
THROAT GUINEA HEN DYED RED
UNDERWING RED KRYSTAL FLASH
WING MALLARD DYED WOOD DUCK

 COMMENTS:

THIS FLATWING TAKES ITS NAME FROM A SONG BY PETER GABRIEL. VARIOUS TEAL OR MALLARD FEATHERS CAN BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE WING, HOWEVER, I PREFER THE MORE 'KHAKI' COLOR WHEN COMBINED WITH THE RED/CLARET FEATURES OF THIS PATTERN.

 
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