Oatman Streamer Swap - An Oatman Streamer Page illustrating the RED HORSE streamer pattern(s)submitted by Joe Mulvey - Global FlyFisher

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Oatman Streamer Swap

An Oatman Streamer Page illustrating the RED HORSE streamer pattern(s)submitted by Joe Mulvey


By Bob Skehan

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RED HORSE
Submitted By Joe Mulvey



RED HORSE Image
RED HORSE
HOOK Streamer style, 4x - 8x, Size 6 or 8
TAIL Orange and Yellow hackle tips, mixed
BODY White wool, tapered
RIB Oval tinsel
WING Two Olive Hackles sandwiched betwixt two Blue Dun Hackles
THROAT Same as tail



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