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Brazos Ghost #1 & #2
Submitted By Glenn Seibert


Brazos Ghost #1	Brazos Ghost #2
Thread: Black, 6/0 Tag: Medium silver tinsel Body: Light orange floss Rib: Medium silver tinsel Throat: White Fishair and mallard flank feather barbs Wing: 4 strands peacock herl, then 2 gray hackles flanked by 2 blue-dyed badger hackles. Shoulder: Silver Pheasant	Thread: Black, 6/0 Tag: Medium silver tinsel Body: Red floss Rib: Medium silver tinsel Throat: White fishair and white hackle barbs + 4 strands of peacock herl Wing: 3 strands Pearl Krystal Flash, cut into 9 pieces, then 2 gray hackles flanked by 2 natural badger hackles Shoulder: Silver Pheasant

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