Published May 27. 2018 - 5 years ago
Updated or edited May 27. 2018

EP Grass Shrimp

The EP Grass Shrimp is a extremely deadly and life like shrimp pattern.  The EP Grass Shrimp is also relatively easy to tie (at least by most "realistic" fly standards).  The EP Grass Shrimp can be tied in a variety of colors, with Tan, Olive, Brown and White being the most popular colors.  The EP Grass Shrimp can be quickly tied with UV cure resins, but is best fished and most durable when tied with epoxy.  The EP Grass Shrimp is a great pattern for Redfish, Tarpon and Snook.  But can be used for anything that eats a shrimp!

EP Grass Shrimp Fly Tying Recipe:
Hook: #1/0 Gamakatsu SC15
Thread: Fine Mono Thread
Weed Guard: 20LB RIO Hard Alloy Tippet
Eyes: Large Red or Black EP Eyes
Legs/Body: Tan EP Shrimp or 2" EP Streamer Brush
Tail/Body: Olive Super Hair or similar Mono Material (Slinky Fiber)
Flash: 4 Strands Pearl Krystal Flash and 2 Strands Black Krystal Flash
Glue: Thick Loon UV Fly Finish or Epoxy

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