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Sar-Mul-Mac

Hook:	TMC 811S, Mustad 34007 or equivalent, size 6 - 1/0
Thread:	Danville's Waxed Flymaster Plus Size A
Tail:	Six white saddle hackles
Shoulder:	Blue bucktail toped with blue holographic Flashabou top with peacock herl
Throat:	White bucktail and red ram's wool
Head:	One wrap of red chenille, remainder white chenille. After head wrapping is complete, pull excess peacock herl over head assembly
Eyes:	Witchcraft epoxy eye

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