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Dave Dow - Flyfish@ Smelt Swap

DAVE'S BUCKTAIL SMELT
Submitted By Dave Dow

DAVE'S BUCKTAIL SMELT Image

DAVE'S BUCKTAIL SMELT

THREAD	black
BODY	black floss
RIB	flat silver tinsel
UNDERWING	white bucktail
THROAT	red bucktail
WING	Lavender Bucktail with 2 strands of Pearl Flashabou
OVERWING	olive bucktail
COMMENTS	No special tying instructions other than the normal bucktail one: SPARSE!

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