TubeFly15 - Shrimp style fly tied on Eumer crayfish tube. In Finnish, but easy to follow. Tube: Aluminum Eumer Crayfish Thread: Red Tail: Olive nutria + paddles from olive hackle Front: Olive ice dubbing + olive cock Wing: Black-yellow nutria + 4pcs red Amherst fibers Head: Red thread - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Shrimp style fly tied on Eumer crayfish tube. In Finnish, but easy to follow.
Tube: Aluminum Eumer Crayfish
Thread: Red
Tail: Olive nutria + paddles from olive hackle
Front: Olive ice dubbing + olive cock
Wing: Black-yellow nutria + 4pcs red Amherst fibers
Head: Red thread

Originator: 
Ville Rakkolainen
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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