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P & S Shrimp

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Published on Dec 18. 2015 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Shrimp flies

Sea trout flies

A shrimp pattern that I made for sea trout fishing in saltwater and brackish water estuaries in Scandinavia. P & S Shrimp stands for Plain & Simple Shrimp, since this fly is pretty easy to tie - and super effective. I use several different hooks models for this one: short shank as well as long shank shrimp hooks.
For more info, material list and pictures check out:
www.michaeljensens.com

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