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More cold saltwater

Click to see "Allan's Winter Shrimp"

Allan's Winter Shrimp

Cold water: A simple shrimp pattern that does not use the popular but expensive Spey hackle
See the pattern description here

Jump to "Brenda"

Brenda

Golden: The Brenda is a beautiful, harmonic and productive seatrout pattern from Danish fly tyer Ove Monrad. It features a brass bead to add some weight and a sexy, jigging motion.
See how to tie it here

Click to go to "Peeete's Pheather'n'Phlash"

Peeete's Pheather'
n'Phlash

Phly welding: AKA Peeete's Welded Wide Body Tunnel Hull Pheather'n'Phlash Tube Phly. The name is complex, but the fly is simple, showing how to build a large baitfish imitation with few and easily accessible materials - and Pete Gray's neat welding technique.
To the toolshop

Proceed to "The Chicken or Pasta Fly" here

The Chicken or Pasta Fly

IPSY2K: Too much about airplane food... and too little about fly tying and fly fishing. An ancient pattern from the Illustrated Pattern Swap year 2000.
Will it be chicken or pasta?

Article(s)

Find "Double K Reverse Spider" here

Double K Reverse Spider

Backwards: Kelvin Kleinman shows us how to tie a really different saltwater fly based on the freshwater spider style, adapted for cutthroat stream fishing and then reversed to become a saltwater shrimp from outer space! A very special but also efficient pattern.
Reverse yourself here.

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Type Cold saltwater fly

Originator
Kelvin Kleiman

Year of origin
2009

Difficulty
Easy

Materials

Hook Saltwater hook of your choice - size 4-2
Thread Orange
First hackle Mallard flank
Second, palmered hackle Furnace
Body Bright orange dubbing
"head" Tying thread with varnish

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