Does the world really need more shrimp patterns? Well… sure it does. And if for some reason you should doubt that statement, all you gotta do is check out todays fly tying sbs, where Danish fly tier and fly fisherman Morten Jensen ties his Amber Shrimp.
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If you ask Scandinavian fly tiers what’s hot right now on the saltwater scene – chances are they will say: Shrimps. These crustaceans are so attractive that sea trout most often will hit a well presented shrimp fly – whether shrimps are abundant or not.
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For many fly tiers this is the right hook to use for shrimp patterns. The beautiful curve on the hook mimics the curve of a natural shrimp. Note that the point on this hook turns slightly upwards for better hooking ability.
For many fly tiers this is the right hook to use for shrimp patterns. The beautiful curve on the hook mimics the curve of a natural shrimp. Note that the point on this hook turns slightly upwards for better hooking ability.
For many fly tiers this is the right hook to use for shrimp patterns. The beautiful curve on the hook mimics the curve of a natural shrimp. Note that the point on this hook turns slightly upwards for better hooking ability.
New Scandinavian design created in collaboration with Claus Eriksen – inventor of the renowned Danish shrimp fly the “Pattegrisen”. Not only “Pattegrisen” will look beautiful on NS150. Most shrimp patterns will come alive on this hook.
New Scandinavian design created in collaboration with Claus Eriksen – inventor of the renowned Danish shrimp fly the “Pattegrisen”. Not only “Pattegrisen” will look beautiful on NS150. Most shrimp patterns will come alive on this hook.
For many fly tiers this is the right hook to use for shrimp patterns. The beautiful curve on the hook mimics the curve of a natural shrimp. Note that the point on this hook turns slightly upwards for better hooking ability.