Jungle Cock Streamer - The secondary or shoulder feathers of a jungle cock cape have really beautiful markings, that lend themselves nicely to streamer patterns. I think you'll like the look as much as I do. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Jungle Cock Streamer

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The secondary or shoulder feathers of a jungle cock cape have really beautiful markings, that lend themselves nicely to streamer patterns. I think you'll like the look as much as I do.
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Jim Misiura
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http://www.theflymanjim.com/
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Martin Joergensen
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