RUFF GROUSE MATUKA streamer pattern(s)submitted by Kelvin Hartley - Matuka Streamer Swap - Global FlyFisher

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RUFF GROUSE MATUKA streamer pattern(s)submitted by Kelvin Hartley - Matuka Streamer Swap

Matuka Swap Logo RUFF GROUSE MATUKA
Submitted By Kelvin Hartley

RUFF GROUSE MATUKA Image
RUFF GROUSE MATUKA
HOOK 4x size 10
BODY peacock olive chenille
RIB tan Uni-Stretch
WING Ruffed Grouse breast feathers
COLLAR same as the wing
HEAD white thread

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