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#341 - GLS Special

GLS Special - Michael Decoteau Tied by: Michael Decoteau Originated by: Michael Decoteau Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Streamer hook 8xl #2...

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#341 GLS Special - Michael Decoteau #341 GLS Special - Michael Decoteau

Tied by: Michael Decoteau
Originated by: Michael Decoteau

Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Streamer hook 8xl #2
Thread: White 8/0
Tag: Silver flat tinsel
Tail: Golden pheasant tippet
Body: Orange floss
Rib: Silver flat tinsel
Belly: White bucktail
Wing: 2 orange hackles flanked by grizzly hackle flanked by yellow hackle
Shoulder: Jungle cock body feather
Eye: Jungle cock nail
Head: Black

Notes: While Michael is well known for his superb interpretations of Carrie Stevens' patterns, he also has a impressive cache of Rangeley streamers he has designed. The GLS Special was designed for fishing Maine's Grand Lake Stream region. The landlocked salmon there are known to feed on yellow perch and so Michael embedded some perchy features in his design in order to imitate the prey. Michael has spent quite a bit of time on the in the area fishing beside his father and mentor Moe Decoteau and dedicates this pattern to him.

Submitted by paul bettany on

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Ooh la la, I REELY like it!

Submitted by gizmo4me2 (@gi… on

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Comment to #341 - GLS Special

Great info for a fly fishing

Comment to #341 - GLS Special

Simply beautiful Michael...

Submitted by donfre on

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Comment to #341 - GLS Special

Beautiful as always. Hope they catch fish

Submitted by Tom Laing on

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Comment to #341 - GLS Special

Fascinating name - sounds like the brand of car.

Submitted by susan roark (@… on

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Comment to #341 - GLS Special

really cool fly

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