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Ribbon Shrimp

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Published on Sep 21. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Shrimp flies

An quick and easy, yet realistic salt water shrimp pattern for all seasons tied just with one material, Organdie. If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h
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Originator

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Sunburst Orange

Hi thereAnother shrimp for you and this time it almost tied itself for me. I was very inspired when I received the super fluorescent sunburst orange Easyshrimpeyes to try out a bit before release.

Mar 7. 2025

Sandstorm Beige

Hi and welcomeAnother shrimp?! Oh yes but this time with the brand new Easyshrimpeyes in the color Sandstorm Beige.

Feb 27. 2025

Fyn’ish Shrimp

In Danish this shrimp fly is known as Den Fynske Reje, and it’s been successful in its basic form as well as in several variations

Jan 9. 2025

Golden Shiner Shrimp

Hi This week I bought some new dubbing, Arizona Seal Dubbing in many colors. The Golden Shiner color was really nice and that resulted in this shrimp pattern.

May 17. 2023

The Prefab Shrimp

My shrimp patterns have always been pretty impressionistic. That was until I saw a video using some pre-made legs… then I dug into my stash, and a fairly realistic shrimp emerged

Nov 3. 2022

Slinky Shrimp

A shrimp pattern can be either a caricature or an imitation. The Slinky Shrimp falls somewhere in between

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