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Old September 21st, 2004, 10:29 PM
Stephen Welsh
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Default New season's bugger

The new season's Buggers feature with bodies of flourescent green Ice
dubbing - somewhat picked out for that "chewed" look. The black hackle is
palmered to be full at the collar and sparse at the tail, resulting in a
subtle ribbing effect that gives way to a black green stripe and then the
simple elegant basic black. The classic flowing lines of an olive marabou
tail completes this subtly gaudy little number that is perfect for that
slightly discolored high water soiree.

;-)

Is there a bugger colour combo that doesn't work?

Steve (gettin' a few)
 




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