Published Nov 6. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 27. 2020

#311 - Faulkner Streamer

Faulkner Streamer - Mike Boyer Tied by: Mike Boyer Originated by: Mike Boyer Hook: Mustad Chestertown 3298 (blind eye) with gut for eye Thread: White...

#311 Faulkner Streamer - Mike Boyer #311 Faulkner Streamer - Mike Boyer


Tied by: Mike Boyer
Originated by: Mike Boyer

Hook: Mustad Chestertown 3298 (blind eye) with gut for eye
Thread: White 8/0
Tag: Silver flat tinsel
Tail: Scarlet macaw
Body: Gold flat tinsel overwrapped with pearl mylar tinsel
Belly: Orange bucktail then grey bucktail then a golden pheasant crest
Throat: Black schlappen
Under-shoulder: Black schlappen
Wing: 2 golden olive hackles
Shoulder: Speckled Guinea fowl
Eye: Jungle cock nail
Head: Black

Notes: George Faulkner and Mike drove trucks together for a number of years in Oregon. George was a recent retiree and had bought an RV with plans to begin a relaxing lifestyle of traveling the highways with his lady friend. Unfortunately the dream was cut short by a stroke shortly after his retirement. Mike thought it fitting to dedicate this streamer to his friend George. He choose the classic looking Mustad-Chestertown hook with a silk gut eye and a unique Guinea fowl feather, speckled not spotted, for the shoulder of the streamer.
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just wonderful...

Comment to #311 - Faulkner Streamer...

Beautiful.
Outstanding work.

Comment to #311 - Faulkner Streamer...

Mike ,
That's a beauty!!!!
Awesome work!!!

Comment to #311 - Faulkner Streamer...

Stunning work there Mike! Your friend should be very proud as well. That is a gorgeous fly!

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