Published Sep 24. 2022 - 1 year ago

CDL Dubbing Shrimp

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Hi there. Fresh from the vise and ready for you. A little sand shrimp made with just CDL pardo feather and some dubbing. Bet this will be very translucent and looking forward to trying it out soon.

Tight lines, Christian Krogh

Materials:
Ahrex light stinger size 6
White Veevus GSP thread
Lead wire
Whiting CDL grizzly pardo feather
Xs Easyshrimpeyes black
Golden shiner Arizona Seal dubbing

#flytying #ahrexhooks #flyfishing

Originator: 
My Fishing Life
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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