Grouse & Gold River Wet Fly - Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B170 size 14 Thread, Pearsall's Gossamer Silk Gold Tag,Pearsall's Gossamer Silk Gold Body, A mix of Fox Squirrel and Natural Rabbit Hackle, Grouse Covert Head, Peacock Herl - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Grouse & Gold River Wet Fly

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Materials Used;
Hook, Kamasan B170 size 14
Thread, Pearsall's Gossamer Silk Gold
Tag,Pearsall's Gossamer Silk Gold
Body, A mix of Fox Squirrel and Natural Rabbit
Hackle, Grouse Covert
Head, Peacock Herl

Originator: 
Davie McPhail
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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