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Oatman Streamer Swap

Introduction and Text Index


By Bob Skehan


The idea of a swap of patterns originated by Lew Oatman came from interaction by the participants on The Streamer Board once hosted on this site. The swap was hosted by Bob Petti.

A very informative Introduction To Lew Oatman's Patterns was authored by Chris Del Plato.

Thanks to both Bob and Chris for their hard work. Select any of the links below to see the patterns submitted for the swap. Enjoy!


Bob Petti Male Dace
Chris Del Plato Shushan Postmaster
Doug Saball Silver Darter
Donald Corey Yellow Perch
Lindsey Grandison Brook Trout
Joe Mulvey Red Horse
Stan Jakubaszek Golden Shiner, Red Fin
Ron McKusick Trout Perch
Bob Skehan Battenkill Shiner


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