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Governor Aiken - Stack Scoville

GOVERNOR AIKEN
Submitted By Stack Scoville

HEAD BLACK

TAIL WHITE-TIPPED BARRED WOODDUCK FLANK

BODY FLAT SILVER TINSEL

RIB OVAL SILVER TINSEL

THROAT WHITE FOXTAIL TO BEND OF HOOK, THEN RED FOXTAIL TIED SHORT, BEARD-STYLE

WING LAVENDER FOXTAIL TO TIP OF TAIL

TOPPING PEACOCK HERL

CHEEKS JUNGLE COCK

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Governor Aiken - Stack Scoville

Simple Streamers

Sunray Shadow

Streamers

Fall Streamers

Fly patterns

Build a rod, 4

Tango Trout

Better fishing pictures: Jump!

Carinthian Gold