Red Butt Quilled Buzzer - Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B170 size 10, Butt, Flo- Fire Orange UTC, Thread 70, Rib, Peacock Quill, Body, Black UTC 70, Thorax Cover, UTC Ice Blue Pearl, Wing Buds, Sunburst Goose Biots - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Red Butt Quilled Buzzer

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Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B170 size 10, Butt, Flo- Fire Orange UTC, Thread 70, Rib, Peacock Quill, Body, Black UTC 70, Thorax Cover, UTC Ice Blue Pearl, Wing Buds, Sunburst Goose Biots
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Davie McPhail
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Martin Joergensen
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