Scud flies

Fresh- and saltwater "shrimps" - gammarus, crustaceans, amphipods

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Video Splott Shrimp Jul 5. 2019 I've used UV-resin in the past for fly tying, but never really come up with a pattern where it gave any benefit over using varnish and some patience.	Video V&O (Vicuña and Organza) Shrimp Jun 19. 2019 Translucent dubbing, shaded organza and a three colour flexibody back make a great imitation of a freshwater shrimp which looks very lifelike when wet. Thanks for watching.	Video Czech Style Parasitic Shrimp Jan 15. 2019 Welcome to my Fly Tying Videos which i hope you and enjoy and learn some new techniques.
Video Jelly Bean Scud Jan 10. 2019 The Willy Wonker of Gammarus patterns. A great looking scud pattern that is not only extremely easy to tie, but also a deadly pattern for both fresh and salt water.	Video Scud Dec 28. 2018	Video Easy Tie Grayling Bug Oct 23. 2018 Welcome to my Fly Tying Videos which i hope you and enjoy and learn some new techniques.
Video Freshwater Shrimp/Scud Oct 22. 2018 Great pattern for the winter Hook # 10 with lead foil Thread White 6/0 Body 1mm Clear Stretch Elastic & White Ostrich Herl Legs White UV Sparkle Dubbing	Video Melt Glue Gammarus Jan 16. 2018 A super simple but realistic pattern that imitates both the fresh and salt water shrimp. This melt glue technique makes a very natural soft, chewy but also tough and robust body.	Video Juicy Gammarus Nov 24. 2017 Delicious little snack for seatrout fishing along the Scandinavian costline - or for river trout fishing. Tied on Ahrex NS172. Tied by Lars Chr Bentsen
Video Camelus Scud Aug 13. 2017 The Camelus Scud is a Gammarus imitation that uses an ostrich (Struthio camelus) herl to help for the legs of the fly. Gammarus is an amphipod crustacean genus in the family Gammaridae.	Video Pro Gammarus Mar 1. 2015 Here is one of the best allround flies i have in my arsenal. Works in both fresh and saltwater.	Video Pro Gammarus Sep 9. 2013 Coastal/trout fly: The Pro Gammarus

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