Glitter Shrimp
The Glitter Shrimp is an old Danish fly pattern that's been used for fishing the winter seatrout. The fly is tied in a number of bright and dull colors ranging from the white pearl to hot pinks and branching to olives and tans. The fly can be tied using either the bead chain eyes or burnt monofilament eyes.
The body is made from any reflective chenille such as Estaz, Fritz, crystal chenille, cactus chenille or flash chenille. It may be trimmed to give the fly a more realistic profile.
I would also consider fishing this in salt water for bonefish or other warm water targets.
Glimmer Rejen aka Glitter Shrimp fly pattern recipe
Hook: Mustad C53s #2-6
Thread: Pink 6/0 (140 d)
Tail: Calftail (crystal flash optional)
Eyes: Bead chain or mono eyes
Body: Estaz or crystal chenille
Glitter Shrimp on Global Fly Fisher (GFF)
http://globalflyfisher.com/patterns/glitter-shrimp
Favorite Flies for Baltic Seatrout by Martin Joergensen
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