Ally's Shrimp Tube
We once again had the pleasure of having our friend Casper Hansen behind the vise to demonstrate his bid on one of the most classic shrimp patterns. the Ally´s Shrimp is originally by Scottish flytyer Ally Gowans – but this time in Casper ties it in a modern tube version. Casper says about the fly himself “For many years I thought that the Ally Shrimp was a little difficult to tie in a nice version on a tube – I really like it on hooks, on treble hooks and double hooks and fish it a lot. But for some occations I wanted a tubefly that’s heavier that I can fish very deep. Then I tried to convert it to a modern version with some new features but still with a lot of respect to the original pattern.”
Tube: 1,8 mm plast tube, 6 mm tungsten tube and an orange silicone 3/1 tube
Thread: Red Veevus 10/0
Tail: Orange Polarbear and two strands of Pearl Orange Micro Crystal Flash
Body: Cooper Miniflatbraid and Black SSS Dubbing
Rib: Gold Lagartun Oval Small
Wing: Natural Grey soft hair and the fibers from an orange Gold Pheasant Tippet
Legs: Orange Rubberlegs
Hackle: Orange Softneck
Head: Red
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