Published Aug 12. 2024 - 1 month ago
Updated or edited Aug 12. 2024

Shannon's Terror

Coastal flyfishing for sea run brown trout along the coasts in Scandinavia is a big thing, and the fishing is apparently also quite good along the coastal areas in both United Kingdom, Ireland and Scotland. A pattern that has gained quite a reputation is the Shannon’s Terror - a baitfish imitation invented by Scottish flyfisher and flytyer Billy Scott. Named after his daughter and kept a “secret” for a period due to its effectivity, but slowly the pattern got “leaked” and spread out to fishermen around the world, and now is a well known and effective pattern for imitating sandeels and other baitfish. We have visited and fished with Billy Scott and during the stay we did this video of him demonstrating his effective pattern.

Hook: Ahrex SA 220 – Streamer # 6
Thread: White
Tail: Fl. White Bucktail, white hackle, grizzly and white saddle and UV Flashabou
Body: UV Light Blue 15 mm Straggle Flash and 30 mm UV White Polar Chenille
Hackle: White cock hackle
Eyes: Jungle cock
Head: Fire Orange tying thread

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