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PK Mysis Variant

More cold saltwater

Go to "Martin's Mundane Shrimp"

Martin's Mundane Shrimp

Mundane: Another simple, three-material fly. This time a shrimp, well suited for seatrout and probably fine for a number of other saltwater species not least bonefish. Super simple to tie and with easily accessible and cheap materials.
See the pattern here

This link takes you to "The Omoe Brush"

The Omoe Brush

Red: This fly is originally meant to be an imitation of a small clamworm like a small Nereis, but can be considered a generic pattern more than an exact imitation of these polychaetes. It takes its vantage point in the red body feathers of the Golden Pheasant.
See how to tie it here.

This link takes you 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

Find "The Pink Pig - Pattegrisen" here

The Pink Pig - Pattegrisen

A tentacled all-rounder : You have probably heard about and maybe even watched The Pink Panther. If so, you also know the soundtrack. Put that on and take a look to see what a Pink Pig is, and if it has anything in common with the panther or if there is more Miss Piggy in this fly tied for tarpon, bonefish and trout.
To the tying table

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This link takes you to "PK Mysis Variant"

PK Mysis Variant

Sparse: An extremely lightly dressed and delicate fly that imitates a mysid originated by Danish fly tyer Per Karlsen. Per has made the Variant himself, and it's really simple!
See the pattern here

PK Mysis Variant

Type Cold saltwater fly

Originator
Per Karlsen

Difficulty
Easy

Target species
Sea trout (sea run)

Materials

Hook Partridge GRS #8 or CS54 #12 (I used a larger hook)
Thread White 8/0
Rib Flat pearl tinsel
Body Hare wool
Hackle Medium brown rooster
Head Tying thread, shimmering nail polish

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