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Tulle Shrimp

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Published on Sep 26. 2019 - 5 years ago
Updated or edited 5 years ago

Scud flies

Tying materials

UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's

A new material for building shellbacks for shrimps and nymphs. Tulle is the polyester mesh material used to add layers to wedding dresses and ballgowns. It's very cheap, comes in a wide range of colours and when coated with UV-resin makes a great fly tying material. The Tulle Shrimp is tied with the tulle mesh laid over a dubbing and tinsel body to imitate the shrimp's segmented shell. Thanks for watching.

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