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Red Devil Shrimp

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Published on Aug 2. 2020 - 4 years ago
Updated or edited 4 years ago

Salmon flies

Tube flies

Hair wings

Materials Used;
Tube, 3/4 inch Slipstream Copper
Thread, Uni-8/0 Red
Tail/Legs, Red Bucktail twice the length of the tube..
Rib, Silver Oval Tinsel
Body, Yellow Floss
Hackle, Whiting Brahma Rooster Silver Badger Cock
Sides, Jungle Cock
Head, Gloria-Brite No.4 Red

Originator

Davie McPhail

Black and Green

When the first weeks of the salmon season in the salmon rivers have passed and the water in the rivers begins to clear up after the spring flood – flies in greenish shades can really prove their wo

Jul 3. 2024

Beiss Original

The name “beiss-fly” is well-known to most anglers in Scandinavia and especially the famous river Mörrum in the southern part of Sweden.

Oct 18. 2023

Grinch

The Grinch stole Christmas, and this the fly steals the attention of the fish... Olive flies works well in many rivers, and they are great for the swedish river Mörrum too.

Dec 5. 2024

Hair Winged Salmon Flies

Material listings, pictures and tying notes for no less than 34 hair winged salmon fly patterns

Mörrum - The Best Flies

Sep 17. 2023

A really beautiful book about a very important Swedish river and - not least - a group of its most productive anglers and their flies.

Jul 14. 2018

My Erna

A well proven Icelandic hair winged salmon fly, responsible for catching many large salmon

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