Published Nov 6. 2023 - 11 months ago

Mayfly Shrimp

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Materials Used;

Hook, Ahrex SA250 Shrimp size 4
Bead, 4mm Pink Tungsten
Thread, Uni-8/0 Fire Orange
Feelers, Bleached and Dyed Coral Pheasant Tail Fibres or Hair
Eyes, Easy Shrimp Eyes Black Standard
Rib, Oval Silver Tinsel Small or Medium
Body, Fulling Mill Voodoo Streamer Dub Salty Pink UV
Body Hackle, Chinese Cock dyed Coral or Peach
Front Hackles, Flu-Red Chinese Cock and Silver Mallard

Originator: 
Davie McPhail
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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