Scud flies

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

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The Copper Bully Mar 15. 2009 Gammarus No sea trout box should be without a small Gammerus imitation, and the Copper Bully is one of the most efficient and easily tied ones. Consisting of very few materials in this version, it hardly gets any easier. It can also be a scud or a cress bug in a tight spot. Follow the tying steps here.	Hare's Ear Bug Mar 15. 2009 Bugger Fished actively over sea weed and its likely to be mistaken for a gammarus. Same thing in a lake. Dead drifted or fished using a lift in a stream, it looks like a tumbling scud or cress bug or even a hatching caddis. What the fish think, I don't know, but it's a fact that they find it edible. The simplest fly here
OEDDS Jan 13. 2006 Edwards How many of your flies work both in salt and fresh water? How many of these actually look like something real? The Deep Diving Shrimp is such a fly. Oliver Edward's allround Gammarus imitation works equally well everywhere you find this very widespread animal. Let Kasper Mühlbach teach you to tie it.	The New Flee Jun 12. 1998 Scud A small and simple sea trout fly See how to tie it here

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Video Duracell Shrimp Oct 20. 2020 Hi Folks and welocme to my Channel, i hope you enjoy your stay and learn something new.	Video Olive Brown Scud Oct 16. 2020 Underwater footage and full tying SBS. Scuds are everywhere in salt- and freshwater – and they are active year round.	Video Easy Gammarus Oct 11. 2020 Tie Simple & Catch more Fish Hook size 10 Lead Foil Thread Light Olive 6/0 Clear Stretch Elastic Ostrich Herl for Body
Video Pearly Infected Shrimp Oct 8. 2020 Hi Folks and welocme to my Channel, i hope you enjoy your stay and learn something new.	Video All Seasons UV Hare's Ear Bug Aug 13. 2020 One of my favourite River Pattern for all Year Round, Hook size 12 Grub Thread Grey Shell Back UV Film Blue Body; Hare's Ear	Video HESVO Shrimp Jun 23. 2020 How to make a great shrimp/scud pattern with just two materials.
Video Covid Infected Shrimp May 1. 2020	Video Gabalfa Gammarus Apr 23. 2020 An easy to tie versatile shrimp/scud pattern. A laminated body made from layers of organza ribbon and tinsel separated by resin with an orange bead to simulate a parasitised shrimp.	Video Charlie's Mysis Mar 21. 2020 I developed this fly over two decades ago to match the almost clear Mysis shrimp in the Frying Pan River.
Video Chocolate & Vanilla Chomper Mar 13. 2020 One of the first patterns I tied and fished. The original had a Raffia shell back. This quick and easy pattern is still catching fish for me today, in both fresh and salt water.	Video Kiełż - Scud Mar 2. 2020 Scuds are probably the most popular artificial flies used for nymph fishing. They occur in many rivers and in various colors. It depends on us what color version we will make and in what size.	Video Copper Bully (Kobberbassen) Jan 19. 2020 Click the link below here you will find the full materiel list: https://nordicanglers.com/en/fly-tying/material-kits/saltwater-coastal/materialesaet-kobberbassen.html
Video Hot Spot Gammarus Jan 18. 2020 When gammarus shrimps are attacked by a parasitic worm, the parasite is visible from the outside as a red/orange dot.	Video The Three Scuds Jan 12. 2020 In these episodes I will go through all of my sea trout flies in English. Step by step. All the flies I use for catching the silver of the sea. Skip the Intro? 8:11	Video Muddy Rivers Grub Dec 14. 2019 Great Pattern for High & Muddy Rivers, Hook size 10-12 Grub Thread Fluro Pink Body Orange Ostrich Herl Ribs Pink Beading Elastic 0.8mm

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