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Martin's Mundane Shrimp

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Phar Side Phly

PhuzzieNotions: They all start out as PhuzzieNotions [R&D ideas rattling around in Pete Gray's noggin and looking for a place to happen]... and then materialize into PharSidePhlyz. Saltwater flies can all start here and become almost anything.
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Klympen

Copper: Klympen is a simple and efficient fly for sea run browns, which should be able to catch many other kinds of fish. Originated by Henning Eskol, this fly has seen many variations since its birth.
Read and learn here.

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Surf Candy

Epoxied: Experimenting with epoxy might glue you to the tying bench for hours, days, weeks. You can make highly durable, translucent baitfish imitations using synthetics and epoxy. Some years ago Bob Popovic's book "Pop Fleyes" introduced Kasper Mühlbach to the Surf Candy.
Go to his candy store here.

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Honey Shrimp

Shrimp for a cocktail: There are thousands of shrimp patterns in the world, made from the same template. This pattern is a time consumer, but it makes it more interesting tying shrimp flies. The eyes, proportions and legs gives this pattern some kind of magic.
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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

Martin's Mundane Shrimp

Type Cold saltwater fly

Originator
Martin Joergensen

Year of origin
2011

Difficulty
Easy

Target species
Bonefish
Sea trout (sea run)

Materials

Hook Kamasan B175 size 6
Tying thread Black 6/0
Eyes Bead chain, black or chrome 3/32 inch or 2.5 mm
Antennae/legs Flat clear flash
Tail (thorn) and body One grizzly chickabou feather
Body Grizzly Chickabou dubbing

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