Realistic Mysis Shrimp

Published on Nov 19. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

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Comments

My sister shrimp

Awesome looking pattern. I can't wait to try it. How do you fish it in stillwater?

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An excellent looking nymph for those deep water grayling and trout.

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Oct 18. 2002

Shrimp patterns are always fun to tie. These salt water imitatoins are easy to do and fish well. Martin Joergensen has once again pursued the art of imitating these salt water arthopods - this time utilizing his family's hair brushes!
Read the story and find the patterns here.

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The Match Shrimp

Matching the hatch is rarely the item when fishing for sea trout in the ocean. The fish are rarely selective and you're sometimes surprised by which flies they are willing to take. But on a few occasions it can be important to imitate the small animals eaten by the trout.

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The eel smelling shrimp

Jan Reniers has become famous for his different shrimp creations, his latest being a shrimp imitation with a shield of real eel skin, which, when wet, has the typical smell that attracts fish.

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